 to Kallar Kahar and after making a detour to visit Ketas Huindu Temple, we drive to Padhrar and further towards Sakesar. Sakesar is the highest peak in the Salt Range and occupied by Air Force.
The picturesque valley is known for its vast saline water lake and fruits, exclusively Citrus. The valley produces high quality Malta and several other fruits. A camp night at Kanhatti Gardens and visit of Khabeki and Uchali lakes would be memorable.
Falling in love with someone who is confused or unsure is probably one of the most damaging things you can involuntarily do. It’s setting yourself up for heartbreak and a future of always feeling not quite good enough; it’s admitting your feelings to someone and being given both hope and rejection in the same breath. It’s telling them you’ll wait when you’re not even sure what you’re waiting for; its sacrificing your self-worth, your dignity and your ability to ever be respected by them for that voice inside your head which tells you they will one day make up their mind, they will one day love you back in all of the ways you love them.
It is knowing from day one that they don’t care about you, but reading all of the signs which tell you they want you. It is too intense, it’s just a slip away from rose petal covered bed sheets and trips to Paris and then being told they don’t know what they want.
It’s realizing that it was never just about you, it was about everything, it was about the chase and the excitement and how forbidden it felt.
It was about standing on the edge of oblivion and getting the adrenline racing through his veins at the thought of pulling you into the bar toilets and screwing you.
It was simply only about him and what he needed- sex and flirtation and an empty escape from his life.
But for you, oh sweet girl, for you it was everything. It was the first day you laid eyes on him—his smile stretching across his too perfect face and making you feel things you had only ever read about. It was those excited texts to your friends about the hot new guy who had appeared in your life and discussing marriage and babies in that jokey way you always do when you become infatuated with someone new. It was trying to fit your life around the possibility of you becoming something, it was rearranging schedules just so you could spend another hour with him and that first night he held your hand. It was realizing all of the things you had in common and thinking to yourself, “this is it, he’s the one,” even though deep down you knew he would never be yours.
It was telling yourself that something this beautiful, this magical, this so damned near perfect had to work out because life couldn’t be that cruel.
But it was also those nights spent mindlessly watching your phone—waiting for his name to flash up and only getting a radio silence because he was with some other girl entirely. It was telling yourself time and time again that you were done, that you deserved to be more than a maybe, a late-night sext session, and then deleting his number, only to respond within two minutes when he started flirting again because you felt those fireworks exploding inside of you and they were so addictive, you were afraid of that emptiness when he stopped.
It was sending half-naked photos just to get his attention and then hating yourself when his response wasn’t what you wanted because that day. It was lying to everyone around you when they told you to stop, that it was killing you, that you were withdrawn and obsessed and falling apart. It was convincing yourself that you weren’t in love with him, that you just wanted a bit of fun because that’s all it ever was, but when you saw him again, you felt that rush of intense desire and chemistry, and you couldn’t deny it anymore because as much as you wished you could be okay with being his friend with benefits, you wanted to be his world.
It was playing the cool girl because you didn’t want him to think you can’t handle something emotionless and fun. It was taping your mouth shut when all you wanted to do was scream. It was crying yourself to sleep when he stopped replying to your texts, when he told you he wanted to be “just friends” even though yesterday he was smacking your ass and telling you you’re beautiful. It was forever trying to make sense of his mixed messages and supporting him when he was struggling, even though it was tearing you apart.
It’s wondering what in the hell is wrong with you, why you always fall for guys who don’t have room for you, for something real or serious, those men who just need a woman to comfort them when their life isn’t making sense.
It’s never feeling steady in any future relationship you have because you are just waiting for someone better than you to capture their eye because you know what men are capable of. It’s always feeling just that little bit worthless because you are always the girl who is not enough, who is only good for the sex and the 3am texts and the stolen kisses when no-one is looking.
It’s starting to believe that you will never be someone’s first choice, that you don’t deserve to be. It’s slowly feeling afraid of loving, of giving yourself to someone because you don’t know if they will give pieces of themselves back and more than that, it’s not knowing if there is even anything left to give.
It’s feeling broken and scarred, and not knowing a way back.AT & T today launched an application in the App Store for monitoring the 57th seizure of power by a president of the United States from our smartphones and tablets. The application, entitled "Opening 2013", is now available for iOS and Android devices and from it you can watch live, streaming through the ceremony in which the U.S. president, Barack Obama, will make decision power.
Since the application can access different sections: we find a countdown of the ceremony, which will take place next January 21 in Washington, DC, a section for those who want to volunteer from their cities and specific information for people who want to go to the city that day. Here you will find maps and other tools to move freely during the ceremony. The application is fully adapted to the screen of the iPhone 5.
The curious thing about this app is that it has been launched by AT & T rather than by the White House. You can find it in the App Store from your country for free.
Developer: AT & T Services, Inc.
Article AT & T launches an app to see the takeover next week Barack Obama was originally published in News iPhone.The UK food service sector is set for long-term growth, according to the managing director of Horizons.
Speaking at the company's annual briefing, Peter Backman claimed the worst of the recession is now over, but warned it will take until at least 2016 before food sales return to 2007 levels.
While the industry grew nominally by 2.1 per cent last year, it actually declined by 0.4 per cent once inflation was accounted for, with total food and drink sales of £44.1 billion.
Mr Backman said customer spending habits have changed and businesses must now adapt if they are to grow.
"Consumers are not confident at the moment although confidence is stabilising. There are grounds for optimism and some catering sectors are now demonstrating growth.
"Many operators have responded to trading challenges by looking at new opportunities and serving food throughout the day. The real winners have been snacking and the breakfast market. We think the two will grow considerably over the next few years."
The most recent Horizons data shows that food sales in the eating out market were worth £32.8 billion in 2012. Snacks accounted for more than a fifth of this and are expected to grow by 4.4 per cent in 2013.
Breakfast is predicted to rise by the same amount and lunch, which currently has a 45 per cent share of the market, will have a small increase of 0.6 per cent.
However, this growth will have a negative impact on evening dining, which is expected to decline by 2.1 per cent in the next 12 months.
These figures will be of interest to catering equipment suppliers, as they may affect the level of demand for certain types of product.
Horizons believes meal sales through restaurants will grow by 2.3 per cent this year, while hotels will increase sales by 1.3 per cent and the quick service sector will see a one per cent rise.
Mr Backman also provided a warning about the types of business that could struggle in the year ahead.
"Companies that are financially stretched, dependent on the public sector, are unprepared to adapt and those that are failing to offer value for money, will be the ones to suffer in 2013. These are likely to be independent, tenanted or leased pubs and the healthcare and education sectors."
The pub sector is expected to see a fall in meal sales, with a drop of 1.5 per cent mainly caused by tenanted outlets struggling and more sites converting into restaurants.
Mr Backman identified four key issues, which he believes will be crucial for operators in 2013 - winning and retaining business, meeting customer expectations, protecting margins and coping with strong comparatives from the Queen’s Jubilee and the London Olympics.
Chris Watling, chief executive and chief market strategist with Longview Economics, said the economy is unlikely to get back to the gangbuster years of three per cent growth, but the outlook for manufacturing and employment have "never been better".