Somewhere from the deep recesses of my mind during that testing exercise, “Onomatopoeia” popped up.Of course, it slithered into my audio response ...n its phonetic equivalent because I had been instructed to concentrating on the letter “A”. Needless to say, that answer confused my evaluation guru because she had no idea what I could be talking about as I tried to utter each letter, spelling out the word on demand but I had not the least remembery of how to spell the word nor could I issue forth. It had been about eight years seen I had seen my uncle and his daughter. My grandfather told me that Uncle Tom, who lived about five hundred miles away, had reserved a cabin at a local ski lodge for the holidays. Grandpa had cancer and only a few months to live. My guess was Uncle Tom wanted to spend one last Christmas with his father. My own father wouldn't tell my grandfather either why he refused to talk to Uncle Tom. I knew it had to be something very serious.My cousin Emily and I had been. I checked most of the smaller stores and shops, but no one was hiring. I was beginning to despair when I found a discarded paper, which had an ad for a cook at a small resort restaurant. I ended up asking a passerby if I could use his cell phone, and called the number.The ad was legit and proved to be for a small summertime inn, wintertime ski resort located about ten miles out of town. I explained my lack of transportation to the man who answered and after a short conversation he promised to. Mai bahut excited tha kyoki kal meri pyari behan meri patni banne wali thi..Fir mammy ne muje kaha ab to apne dost ke yaha chala ja mujhe ghar me bht kaam karna hai aur kam sham ko mandir aa jana thik 8 baje….Agae din sham ko mai mandir pahuch gaya meri maa meri behan Gauri ko dulhan ki tarh saja kar mandir le aayi…Jaha pandit ne ham bhai behan ke fere karwaye..Fir pandit ne meri behan ki maang bharne aur mangalsutra pehnane ko kaha…To maine waise hi kiya fir is ke baad meri behan ne mere paav.