malls r a wonderful meeting place

much opposite to the definition of malls, they turn out to be a wonderful meeting place otherwise. malls usually have a number of shops and outlets at every corner of it. but everyone entering the mall doesn't actually intend to buy much stuff from there. certainly, i aint telling that shops are unnecessary, ofcourse they are required. otherwise, where we would be getting nice places to roam around! its interesting to check out whats new on the store(even though we don't buy much!).

its wonderful to hang around with ur friends and spend a lot of time talking and walking. there are plenty of advantages. u get to see many people. and if someone has some shopping on the agenda, then that mission is accomplished too. and after all of this roaming around such huge number of floors, u are ought to get tired. so there are places to eat at almost every malls. so in all manners its a great place for people to meet up n have fun!

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