What would I do without a mind?
What would I do without a society to shape that mind?
To influence it?
To taint it?
To glorify it?
What would I do without the memories of such glory and such tache?
An orphan on a deserted island, with nothing from the outside world,
save the produce of Nature which surrounds me.
I suppose I would be free....
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Happy Diwali
I wish I could reach out to each of you and wish you personally, but this is the closest I can get. Wish you a very happy Diwali. May there be joy and several reasons to smile throughout the year that unfolds before you - one day at a time...
Happy Diwali (In a language I employ the most)
Diwali Nallvayythukal (In my mother tongue)
Diwali ki haardik shub-kaamnaayen (In a language I enjoying talking in)
Diwalichi shubh-itchcha (A language that surrounded me in my growing years... I really haven't stopped growing! ;-)
Diwali mubaarakaan (In a language I love the most)
I have no clue how to say it in Telugu and Kannada, so help!
I would be obliged if readers took a few minutes off to let me know that they received the wishes!! ;-)
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Happy Diwali !
ReplyDeleteDost,maafi chahathe hain,was busy with puja when i got the call and later when i tried it always said "network busy"
ReplyDelete"Deepavali shubhakankshalu" {Telugu}
N
http://aalapana.blogspot.com
hi Eroteme,
ReplyDeleteHappy belated Diwalli wishes., I ahve tagged you just for starting this Idea in the first place I hope you take the tag.
Thank you.
cheers,
ny?
http://nanyaar.wordpress.com/2006/10/22/tag-tree-2-the-unusual-endings/
Got ur wishes Eroteme :)
ReplyDelete-Sasi
Thank you. Wish you had a wonderful diwali too
ReplyDelete:) Thank you. Hope you had a happy and prayerful Diwali.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you with all your hearts' desires and continued blogging. That last one is a selfish hope from me :)
Belated Diwali wishes to you too :)
ReplyDeleteDeepavali habbada Shubhaashayagalu
That's in kannada :)
Sorry for the delay.. been caught up in mundane stuff...
ReplyDeleteDear PP,
Thank you! Don't remember seeing you here before... Welcome!
Dear P,
Thank you! I don't remember ever missing you on any post! ;-) Please don't change that! :-D
Dear Anon-N,
Thanks. I'll try rolling that on my tongue and spill it out sometime next year to whomsoever I meet...
Dear N,
Thanks. I will play the tag soon... :-)
Dear Anon-S,
:-) Glad you did...
Dear KS,
Thanks. It was a fairly well done Diwali. I believe I haven't conversed with you over this blog before... Welcome.
Dear L,
First, please accept my apologies. Twice you requested me to come over to your blog and twice I couldn't. Been running around a bit and gather just enough energy to write a post... So please do forgive me. Thanks for the wishes and I hope yours come true too... :-)
Dear S,
Thank you. I suppose GI takes the credit for bringing you over to this blog. Glad you stopped by. Wish you the best too... :-)
Its alright. Get there when u can :) I did not write what I wanted to - will try now to do it, then come back and tell you.
ReplyDeleteYup, written and posted http://tanyastales-loveena.blogspot.com/ that's the link. Take your time :)As long as you dont forget and do let me know your opinion too ... See you :)
ReplyDelete*Its the second part. Will be writing the third part. Its shorter than the first part. And is a story by itself. My aim was to do so - each part a story in itself - a stand alone one. With a bigger picture weaved in. Let me know how it is. If criticism is on its way - please be nice about it *pretty please* But yes, if criticism has to be done - yes, do it. I need to write better :)
Happy Diwali, E!
ReplyDeleteThough belated, it is coming your way in every heartfelt way.