YADE HOTI HAI

YADE HOTI HAI
YADE HOTI HAI SATANE K LIYE KOI ROOTHATA PHIR MANANE K LIYE RISHTE BANANA KOI MUSKIL TO NAHI BAS JAN TAK CHALI JATI HAI,USE NIBHANE K LIYE.
  

Jan, 13 2012     139 chars (1 sms)     1350 views       Friendship

more Friendship SMS Messages

I never searched bt I found U I never asked but I've U I nver wished but it came truI thank god 4 giving me u
58+2can sit in a bus 38+2in a mini bus 12+1in a van 8+1in Sumo 5+1in car 3+1 in an auto 1+1 in bike But only1can sit in my heart! That's "U" MY DEAR FRIEND...
Life’s lyk a novel. Mani chapters read and forgotten. But’s there’s one i wont 4get.. Its de chapters i met u and we became friends.. Take care..
The words that escape a friend's mouth are: I'll be there when you say you need me. But the words that are unheard from a true friend's heart r: I'll be there... whether u say u need me or not.
SMILES are like birds that fly from one face to another. May your lips give them a better NEST,so that they stay there forever.. ..
Behind ur smile I know there r sorrows, Behind ur laughter I know there r tears, And I want u 2 know that behind u I am always there 4 u.
A bond of love, A medal of trust. A shoulder in sadness, A hand in darkness. A special relation to hold, An ear where secrets can be told. An appreciator for encouragement,
We smile at whom we like, we cry for whom we care, we laugh with whom we enjoy & we become angry with whom we feel is our own. That's Friendship, that's Love
Wen life changes & we go our separate wayz.u will still be in my heart til my dyin dayz.i tell no lie dis is true.da world has nva seen a freind like u.
A bit of ur smile is my happinss!A drop of ur tear is my sorrow!A part of ur heart is my life!A hear like mine wil alwys care 4 a frnd.
Frndshp is like standin on wet cement..The longer u stay,the harder it is 2 leave nd u can never go without leavin footprints behind.
d word "honcho" cums 4m a Japanese word meaning "squad leader" & first came into usage in the English language during d American occupation of Japan following WW II