Seeing them erupting in joy, what do you think the girl might be thinking?
This is part of Weekly Photo Challenge: Achievement.
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Fantastic Pic – the joy on the faces is unparalleled! 🙂
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Thanks a lot Aruna for your comment and dropping by my post 🙂
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What a ecstatic photograph ! Truly captures the essence of Achievement Suyash, Great representation of this week’s challenge . Well done 🙂
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Thanks Zee for your lovely words and dropping by. 🙂
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I can’t help feeling this is something I see so often in Nepal. The guys doing things and the girls looking on.
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Hehehehe this is fantastic. I wish i could convey this to the girl 🙂 May be next time when I click the photo, she is the loudest and tallest of the lot.
Thanks for dropping by the post 🙂
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Hand-written anything in this day of email, Facebook, etc., is something to cherish.
janet
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Absolutely true, Janet. In this case, technology definitely lags behind such wonderful human elements. Thanks for visiting my post 🙂
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What were the guys happy about? The girl must be thinking “the boys are crazy” hahaha…
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They were bidding adieu to one of their dear friends. Ironical, right? And so they hard come to meet him and say Goodbye with joy and mirth in their hearts and a sense of pride for their friend 😉 😉
Boys are always crazy. Don’t you, as a girl, think so? 🙂
Thanks for visiting my post. 🙂
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Yes, it was ironical. But it was comical to see the lady’s body language and face expression while the guys were jumping for joy 🙂
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🙂 🙂 May be the lady too wanted to jump like them but something was holding her back…..
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Not just in Nepal, I’m sure it’s same all around the world :). Thanks for capturing this moment, Suyash.
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You are most welcome Sachin..:)
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