I'll respond at ur msg, don't worry, ive ever read it.. :)

I don't fest halloween hahahaha.. here its the Toussaint.. its a free day for us for thought at ppl that we knew and loved and r missing but not in our hearts.

Thx to be here.. im in comfort with U.. :)

Sure baibs.. take your time. Its our world when we connect.. else its just mean time. But are you in any full time job?

Not today, its a free day here for all french or who is not, its a Christian fest, we call it la "" Toussaint "" of "" The day of the Dead "".. after, this afternoon, i'll going to the grabes of my family and bring flowers, the chrysanthemums r the flowers for this day.

im working at night and only half time for now.. will not tell here cos why.. normaly ive a full job yes.. :)

I like ur colors.. :D

baibs.. I like when im called so.. :)

Looks like...in the internet, a few people wrote about the book and how that chnage their outlook. You may look at this, its a blog in Bangla though.

http://mukto-mona.com/banga_blog/?p=320

This one is a mother writing to her son. She is telling her how that book chnged her outlook.

No...your book can not be pirated...because I read the book atleast 10 years ago. It was published before that..

Your book reminds me of book I read a while ago...I read it in Bangla...I suppose its originally Written in Some other Indian language....in English it would be called: From father to his son. Have you read that?

oops.. u mean mine is already pirated.! world is fast.

Nope. never heard of it.. but there is another Canterbury's letter to future, written by a church father to his grandchildren.

and whats the gist of the book that you read in Bangla?

It was...a father writing to his son on his 21st birthday...its all about, life, love, virginity, sex, revolution..he was from 60s...so the book was related to issues that they faced at that time, and how they shaped next generation. He also wrote a reply of that book...thats something like...from his son to the dad. Both are beautiful books.

my goodness. I have covered the same topics.. would it be possible to get an English version of it? I do have to honor the person, if not for anything else, but for the thought.

Are you from Bangladesh? are you good in translation or can you find a translator?

I am from Kolkata originally. I am good at Bangla. But transletting those books....No way!! I can but, I don't have time for that. But...I think the book is already transleted in different language...its a good book. Let me tell you the bangla name..its is : Pita putro ke. The writers name is...If I can remember properly...Chanokoy sen or something. He is a very prominant Indian writer. Lemme see if I get the book online.

that's what parliament is supposed to.

Anyways, guess we can start a parliament for 2020 and start talking about it.

Hope you received my email with questions. Awaiting your feedback.

Hey Rosh (unable to pm even after you added me as a friend.)..

read from your site that you specialize in family law.

Since you are in your final year, are there any means made available to you to bring about a debate or bring about reforms to the family law?

Cheers!
eShan

No...reform l of law is what pirliament does. In the UK parliament is suprim, no one has right to say aginst a law passed in the parliament. I am just a law student, i can write an essay or dissertation...thats all I can do, sorry :(

Nope. Translation not for the book.

But for the Life planners that I plan to bring out soon. Notebook & planner market is huge now, but most of them are either diaries are just plain one.

I plan to put some serious questions for life, in them and leave blank pages for them to answer, during their leisure time and evolve.

I can send you the questions by email.

Sure...you can. I will see if I can do something with them.