Marx Yuddy
@marxyuddy active 7 years, 9 months ago-
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that is write nicely, lots of information that some people do not knwo about it, I agree of course and the place that you go to not about the swimming pool i talk but also like if its cheap club or known brand, as cheap places are going to do bad things and not clean the water well also that is so dangerous as the signs and symptoms are not clear fast and it will take time until that time , you will forget or dont really know the reason why you are sick, and small sick leads to bigger one, that is why i like to go gyms or clubs or sea but not pools unless the palce that is im going to is very good and well know for its clean and reputations also absolutely
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Thanks for accepting the joining ..
Good day
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though we just did our house, i ddidn note feel like im able to understand how these things happen, thatnks for the lots of detailed info, we have to learn what is going with houses and how
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It’s really great that you are personally looking into the indebt details of the constitution of your house. I have no idea of the hollow bricks because we have only seen those red bricks all our life. But new technologies have advanced a lot and made to fit for the current situations.
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Interesting article about eating out at Punjabi Dhabas in Hyderabad on the outskirts of the city. I have had the fortune of having food at different dhabas on the outskirts of the city. I found the locations to be safe and welcoming. Many of the places where I have been also had grass grown there and it is watered in the evening especially in the months of summer. It is rustic and gives one the feeling of having the food in a rural setting.
I generally order Tandur roti or Sada roti and with it curry like palak paneer, aloo paneer and mutter paneer. I have also had makke ki roti and sarason ka saag too. It is a place where one can have his food at peace unlike the city restaurants where there is rush for seats. If we find a dhaba crowded there is always another next door welcoming you. All in all my memories of eating in a Punjabi Dhaba have been refreshed by your article. Thanks for the share.