of walnuts and chocolate

so guys suck at surprises! or i am probably too smart for them..hehe..whatever..was cool..
so..birthday bash over...lots of cake..in me and out! is amazing how a bunch of people spilling into a small room to watch u blow out your birthday candles can lift your spirits like insane. of course...there were the fat little puppies at the chai wala later!

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