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| quote: | Originally posted by fayraree
My definition of "roots" is where generations and generations of your family are from...I was the first one in my family (for I don't know how many centuries) that was born outside of South Asia...so because my family for generations is from that region, I would say my "roots" are there...
I am so proud of being Canadian, and I LOVE the MAPLE LEAF but if you give me an option, I will proudly display the Pakistani flag because it reminds me where I'm originally from!!! (Which I very often forget because I'm so involved in this society)
Yeah, I'm getting a rep as a ranter and raver (lol) so I should end here but I wanted to say I totally agree with you, Mr. Prime Minister, in order to identify yourself with that old, historic culture it's very important to have visited and/or lived in and/or speak the language and/or practice the customs of that place!!! I love PAKISTANI WEDDINGS!!! BHANGRA ROCKS!!!! LOL!!!! Man, at one wedding, the guy who was playing the traditional drums (tablaa) mixed in "Equador" by SASH...what a wonderful mix of EDM and my culture!!! I swear, I was born to be a TA!!!! |
LOL....dancing to BHANGRA...you guys are nuts...
but it's pretty easy...
one arm up in the air changing the light bulb and the other down and petting the dog...while jumping...
lol!!!
but you guys sure know how to party 
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The grey rain-curtain of this world rolls back, and all change to silver glass...and then you see it...
...white shores...and beyond...the far green country under a swift sunrise."
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