S-O-P-H-I-S-T-I-C-A-T-I-O-N-S

When I was giving my Bank PO exam in 2013, I never thought that a day will come when I will make the analogy that I am going to, today. Bank PO exam used to have 4 sections (don't know if the format has changed). A candidate has to clear not only the overall cutoff but also the sectional cutoffs, to be successful.   When I was getting married, then also I never thought that a day will come when I will make the analogy that I am going to, today.  I think by now you should have got an idea about what 2 things I am about to compare,  yes Married life and a Bank PO Examination .  But the catch is the question: What are the 4 sections of a married person..?? Well I have by my 6 months of marriage had reached to this answer- Four sections of a Married Life are                     1. Household : This includes you, your wife, your brother/sister, your wife's brother/sister, your parents, your wife's...

So we are back again...and what we are doing this time....well I am packing bags for London...some important stuff that one should put in that really comes handy are these : 1. Universal socket: The socket slots in UK are not round as we have in India. They are of rectangle shape and hence you will need this converter more than ever. 2. Umbrella: London rain is like Mumbai rain..it has no time...thus it is always handy to take your umbrella with you. You can purchase it there also but it will cost you 8-10 GBP. 3. Ready to eat food especially if you are vegetarian. All packed up and good to go we boarded our Air India flight. From India to London is a good 8-10 hours flight. Direct flights always cost more than the ones with in-between stop. one can choose either of them based on his/her budget. One can get a round trip ticket for as low as INR 36K, not so pricy right ;). In-flight amenities include Cocktail and Mocktail drinks, lunch, dinner etc. We landed in Heathrow Londo...