Monday, January 9, 2006
Resolutions are not necessarily about breaking them
Who said that every resolution made at New Year's time is about breaking it Somehow that is the way the whole world has begun perceiving it - that resolutions are meant to be broken and then of course if we start itself thinking on those lines, then it is not surprising that those resolutions are...
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Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Who knows - will 2006 see the sun setting at dawn and heralding the world
at dusk? So mnay things are completely different today climate-wise than they were evena couple of years ago. That one wonders whether the Eskimos will have to have cooling systems to keeo themselves from getting a heat stroke and at the Equator in Africa, they might need the good old Afghan hearths...
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Tuesday, December 13, 2005
Older folks smile and are peppy and the new ones have a half smile and are
sloppy! hey, isn't the world going topsy-turvy. Is there something wrong with this fast-food fast-forward world that makes today's youngsters lazy lumps?
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Wednesday, November 16, 2005
When the sun sets and the moon rises, why don't we call that a moon rise
and when the sun rises in the morning and the moon is illuminated out, why don't we call that a moon set? This is much provoked by the full moon these days.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2005
When Bush will admit that the war against iraq is a war for oil power and his ego, When Saddam will admit that he was a cruel ruler, When Bin Laden will say how he was actually trained by America Then will the cocks start meowing and the pigs start flying?
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Thursday, October 6, 2005
Bow vow! The dogs are purring and the cats are barking!
That's not possible. But if grass grows in Siberia, and it snows in the Gulf, then why do you think this can't happen? What say?
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Sunday, August 28, 2005
Earlier my elder brother always called my younger brother a sissy
One day, when my sister had a misfortune in her married life, reason dawned on my brother who realised that even men are affected by patriarchy. Now he had the responsibility of seeing to her sanity, which otherwise she could well have managed. He also realised how he was taking his own wife for...
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Wednesday, August 3, 2005
Reposting about the topsy-turvy situation of migrants to Middle East
Earlier people from my country went to the Middle East so that they could decent living and so that they could remit some money home, but today their salaries on account of the competition in the global labour market are such that they are asking for remittances to maintain their remittances there.
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Thursday, July 28, 2005
Earlier people from my country went to the Middle East so that they could
decent living and so that they could remit some money home, but today their salaries on account of the competition in the global labour market are such that they are asking for remittances to maintain their remittances there.
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Sunday, July 3, 2005
Redeem and reinvest
That's the key in today's world. No turning back No turning forward, but marching forward. Speculating, robot-dancing, robotting in the end. Was the robot made for men Or was the man made for the robot
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