Thinking of me again huh?

I just know people are unique. So no one can take someone place 100%.

I've always told you I love you....what's wrong with that.........

Tell me more, tell me more peepz!

(( Nothing related to this journal, I just love this song too much at the moment. )) hehe~

Ooh baby, I love your way everyday, yeah....

I wanna tell you I love your way...

I wanna be with you night and day...

stop thinking of James Bond when you're shagging the other man then, that would solve the problem!

"I wanna be with you night and day... "

Peter Frampton loves you too...you could try thinking of him while you shag the other man.

Hang on...who's the other man......confession please....and is he a good shag?......1 to 10 will do.....

Eventually, that "someone else" will become you instead of you becoming the "someone else".

*cough cough*

It would be difficult to stop thinking about James Bond if a guy I'm shagging reminds me of James Bond....

Time will allow you to move on

and

appreciate the person your with and not the person before..

Having a Bombay Mix are we now Oiy?

Bombay Mix bhen arai?

O_o

Well....I don't think its so so so wrong. But well the other person doesnt wanna know that you think of someone else when you are with him/her. Well if that person is your partner. But my friend doesnt like it either when she wears glasses and it reminds me of my passed away grandma.

its hard to say...

no no, as the other song goes "If ya can't be with the one you love, love the one your with"

''Bombay mix is the name used in the UK for a traditional Indian snack known as chiwda or chevda (चिवडा) in India, or chanachur in Bengal. The English name is from the city of Bombay, now called Mumbai. It consists of a variable mixture of spicy dried ingredients, which may include fried lentils, peanuts, chickpea flour noodles, corn, vegetable oil, chickpeas, flaked rice, and fried onion. This is all flavoured with salt and a blend of spices that may include coriander and mustard seed. It is usually either consumed with the hands, or by spoon or fork.''

''Alternate versions

* The Bombay mix sold and served in Indian restaurants and take-aways in the UK does not contain dried fruit but authentic recipes from Maharashtra do.

* A different version called "Gathia Mix", and sometimes "Gujarati mix", is a lot spicier and contains only crunchy mix, peanuts and spices.

* In the USA it is alternately and more often referred to as "Punjabi mix".

* In Australia and New Zealand, it is called "Bhuja mix" and is often not very spicy.

* In Sri Lanka it is known just as mixture and includes a larger variety of exotic ingredients such as casava and fried curry leaves. A popular one is Rani's Mixture (www.ranimix.com).

* There is also another version, which is sold in Bangladesh by the name of chanachur, it is the spiciest compared to the other versions and it is much more popular amongst the Bangladeshi people.

* A number of Indian guys Oiy has slept with in the past 12 months.

don't worry, sometimes i think chris is keanu reeves, he doesn't mind! (...cos he doesn't know...)

the mind does wonder and being reminded of someone is normal but how much is the question. If its bothering you it could be a problem.

Thinking of someone *else* when you are with someone "its sad"

@beej : I think Pakistani won't like it that you call them Indian....

@Puan : >>> it does meen that he/she doesn't Love you enough with heart and mind.If you really love someone than you only see hem/her and not some one else.<<<

.... yeah, thats what I think and I also think it's not fair...

***** Thank you everyone *****

i totally agree with sinenat...........how do you feel if you understand that your partner is with you but thinks in SOMEONE ELSE ?

love starts in the brain........ not in the body !!!!!!

only a song or SOMETHING more?

No, not a song.

Thoughts are always a part of our minds,thinking is healthy.

Beej : so i can get that Bombay Mix in any indian restaurant?

It just is, what it is, because what is....is.

But, best to move on and live in the present.

Easier said than done, though.