I, Ms Vaidya , am entering into an agreement on this date (insert birthrate here) with my parents Mr and Mrs Vaidya (hereafter referred as the Parents). I understand that this agreement cannot be nullified. I agree to live a happy and healthy life. I will not hold the Parents responsible for the happiness in my life. I am entitled to get a lifetime loan of love and affection from them and I agree to repay in kind. I understand that the interest on this loan is accrued on a weekly basis and I will strive to pay the dues on time. I am also entitled to receive guidance from the Parents on a frequent basis and I agree to make best use of the same. I also understand that I will receive occasional discipline from them. Any and all arguments and disputes will be resolved in Vaidya Family Court and the decision will be binding on both the parties, the Parents and me. I will consult the Parents for their advice in presenting and selecting career options during my teenage and adult life and als
Imagine a situation when you are happy to drive within the speed limit, no not because there is a lot of traffic or cops, but when the limit itself is 80mph, why do you need to speed? That's the case with Utah highways; you hardly see any traffic on both the I-15 and I-70 stretches on the way to and from Utah’s majestic canyons. The state is so huge with a population of just over 2 million; and this shows on the long, straight stretches of interstates and other highways. It reminded me of what Brian used to tell about the American West and the distances. It's been more than a month but the majestic images of the canyons, the meandering river in the deep gorge, and, yes, the intense heat vividly linger in the minds. First part of June is generally a good time to visit Utah canyons with temperatures in the range of 30-32C (86-90F); however when we visited the canyons, a heat dome engulfed the entire Southwest US and temperatures ranged from 38-42C (100-107F) for the first half