Bits & Pieces!!!

by **Krisi** » Tue Apr 08, 2008 1:02 am

A heart breaking news...

A baby girl with two faces was born to an Indian couple (factory worker) Vinod Kumar and his wife Sushma three weeks ago in northern India.

Doctors said this was an extraordinarily unusual case with the girl having the two skulls joined together.
According to the paediatrician, separating the fused head is not possible.

For more information and photo please check Yahoo! Canada. (04-08-2008)

My apology for not posting the link.

by **sweets** » Thu Apr 10, 2008 1:52 pm

may Allah helps the girl and her family

by **Krisi** » Thu Apr 10, 2008 10:47 pm

sweets wrote:may Allah helps the girl and her family

Well, I'm quite sure you were not able to see the article sweets because it was published 2 days ago. The articles there are being changed daily... it really puzzles me to think of it ... it's irreplaceable, even if we give a lot of help. (Nothing in this world can cover it up!)... I looked at it as an eye opener not as an item or object to be watched at. Let's just be thankful of what we have.

by **sweets** » Fri Apr 11, 2008 10:06 am

"Let's just be thankful of what we have'
yes we have to

by **Sunnypk** » Sat Apr 12, 2008 3:45 am

sweets wrote:"Let's just be thankful of what we have'
yes we have to

It's really astonishing to listen that news actually I have some cousins in India but yet haven't listened it from anywhere

I wish that May Allah bless the girl and her family too and spend their life happily

We should be thankful to Allah that we are safe and sound and fully try to follow the rules and regulation of Islam

by **Krisi** » Thu Apr 24, 2008 12:54 am

Hi!

Today (April 24) is the beginning of the tulip festival, Netherlands' one of the most beautiful spring festival. This will last for two weeks. A festivity which is observed by the Dutch to popularize their national treasure. The biggest event falls on the first Sunday in the middle of the two weeks period.

Tulip a national symbol of Netherlands was introduced to the Dutch by botanist Carolius Clusius in 1593. He was the head botanist at the University of Leiden, Netherlands.

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Tulip

Tulip Garden