Seriously so. So how soon can I ask you to finish your curry, pay the bill and take me home? You can ask me whenever you like I replied again but ac...tually, you’re the one who has been talking, and it’s you that needs to eat up! With that we settled to finish our curries and drinks, chatting about mothers mostly, and their perpetual matriarchal influence. It wasn’t difficult to imagine how Em was doing a good job of being one herself, given difficult circumstances. It struck me, for the first. A few years ago I was travelling on a bus in a rural part of Scotland - it was a warm sunny day - rare for Scotland I know! There were only two of us on the bus - as well as the driver. The bus was struggling as it made its way to a place called Applecross - the steep road draining the life out of the engine. I was oblivious to this though, as throughout the bus journey, my eyes had been drawn to the short-haired stranger sitting opposite me. I couldn't take my eyes off her as every now and. It seemed that the Grangers had a long and proud tradition of being "Know-It-Alls". Ragnok then asked Harry if he would like his parents will unsealed and read, with a nod Harry agreed. When Harry heard the will of his parents he got angry with Dumbledore as he had known that Sirius was not his parents secret keeper and still let them throw him in jail; he would have to talk to Sirius about these facts. Also in addition to his trust vault there was Vault #8 the Potter Family vault which. Me-yahi ki jo aauraat 6 mehne pehle salwaar kurta pehnti thi aaj wo wo direct towel mein bathroom ke bahar aaa gyi.Mom-to kya hua mein kya aapne bete ke samne bhi bahar nhi aa skti kya?Me-nhi aaa skte hoooo.Mom-hmmmmmmm.Me-par aap achanak itne modern kaise ho gaye.Mom-meri ek friend ne banaya, wo kehti thi ki aajkal jeans or thong ka zamana hai salwar kurta or saree ka nhi.Me- to phir abhi kya aap sirf jeans pehenti ho kya?Mom- nhi jab tumahre dad ghar aate hai tab sirf salwaar kamiz, or uske.