Cakes are sweet, birthdays are sweeter..

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Did not really find a topic to blog..was scanning through my lotus notes to delete some old emails..just got hold of this one...one more in the birthday series, that I wrote a year ago..

Hi Guys,

It's party time again ! Some folks in the XX XX(project name, not disclosed intentionally) have just got older by another year now :)

So, doesn't that call for some celebration ? Afterall it's time for the relatively young people to rejoice !!

Please follow the simple Five-step process described below, to get PaRtYiNg !!!

1. Logoff from the Mainframe / Press F5 on the lotus notes

2. Turn the sametime status to "Do not disturb, Extremely busy"

3. Repeat step 2 for Yahoo / MSN messenger

4. press Ctrl + Alt + Delete on the keyboard

5. Manually Ping 3.FLOOR.C.WING

You will then enter into an automatic wizard, which will sway you through the fun 'n' frolic !!

" IT'S NOW ! IT'S ON !! " - So, GeT rEaDy To GeT tHeRe !!!!


Event : Birthday celebrations

Venue : Since the notice is too short, we plan to host the party in PT-3C instead of "Taj West End"

Time : Very auspicious - 5 . 00 PM, today

Gifts to the Birthday Hulks : Choices are - Mercedez, BMW, Ferrari and Honda (Subject to availability)


Your countdown starts ............N O W !!!!!

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