Tuesday, July 26, 2011

ज़िंदगी तू रुक ज़रा

ज़िंदगी तू चली कहाँ,

रुक ज़रा, थम जा ज़रा,

मंज़िल हैं अभी पाना,

अभी साँसे है बाकी,

ज़िंदगी तू रुक ज़रा,

ज़िंदगी तू थम ज़रा.

माना की तू खुश नही,

वक़्त भी कुछ ठीक नही,

घाम के सायें में है तू जी रही,

पर इतना तू जाने ले,

खुशी की छाया अभी कुछ दूर ही साही,

ज़िंदगी तू रुक ज़रा,

ज़िंदगी तू थम ज़रा.

कुछ एहसास अभी है बाकी,

कुछ पल मुझे अभी जीने दे,

खुशी भी होगी और घाम भी,

हर उस घड़ी को मुझे आज़माने दे,

ज़िंदगी है हर एक पल में,

हर पल में है ज़िंदगी,

आए ज़िंदगी तू रुक ज़रा,

ज़िंदगी तू थम ज़रा.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Back to where I belong

It’s been quite a while since I have been here. Been long since I have written what I felt or blabbered what I wanted to. The last ten months have been bizarre in ways more than one. It was perhaps the longest writer’s block I’ve ever had or maybe the longest period of time when I was disconnected to the things around me and my own self. But this period has been the most crazy and different. This was perhaps the time when I found a little more about myself, met a lot of people who made a difference to my life and altered my thinking. With so much going on in life it was quite difficult to put across my thoughts in a cohesive manner. So what brought me here after ages? It’s not a sudden blast of creative idea or a poignant idea thought (infact on the contrary, it is everything except that!) but a casual chat with an old friend and encounter with a new friend of mine. And so I am here at 4.00 AM on a Sunday morning trying to put my thoughts across and see what I have got to say ( I am sure a lot of you would argue that I do not have a life and so all this…. May be yes or maybe not!!)

It all started with an old friend of mine saying that I haven’t changed a bit in years. Inspite of meeting her after ages, she was quick to observe that I have not changed in years. A remark that made me wonder if that meant good or bad. This friend has been with me since ever and has known me quite well over the years. For a moment it struck me as a comment that I wanted to chide away from. After all aren’t we supposed to change over a period of time? Aren’t we supposed to “evolve” with time and age? Or is it important that you don’t lose your true self irrespective of years and age? A perfect dilemma prevailed. We spoke at length about how things were back in college and how I was the “devil-may-care” and the go-getter kinda guy. A facet of mine I thought I had let go a long time back. In all these years after college I have had people tell me about me my passiveness in life and myself concerned approach. The fact that she still sees the madness in me made me realize the false impression I was under. What was more surprising was that I was under the biggest misconception that I have changed till someone else came and told me about me! I guess I was too lost within myself that I lost track who I was in actual. A good long talk with her made me realize that I need to come back to myself.

The next person I am talking about is a friend called Aditya . I met him sometime back at MAD and was quite surprise by his brazen yet considerate attitude. After speaking to him for some time now, this boy reminds me of what I was 5-6 years ago. His constant urge of being happy and not accepting the stale yardsticks of the society at large keeps reminding my years at college. My numerous random conversations with him made me realize carefree and fearless being I was. The mad quest to seek sanity and yet have the ability to be insane at times made me realize things I have let go of and helped me comeback to my old self.

It’s been a crazy few months for me, but the bright side is that I have probably come back to where I belong. Well at least I Hope!!

It’s been a comeback to self in a lot of ways! Hope this lasts for sometime!

Rammy

Friday, June 11, 2010

Its been a while!

Okay..So here I am almost two months later my last post!! I was out, lost and mad in the chaos of life. It is sometimes to tiring to make things happen, to take control of life and steer it the way you want it to. So i decided to go the other way .. I decided to go with the flow, for a change i followed life where it took. And boy these two months have been terrific!! So as I said, I am back finally !!

So, whats this post about? Well.. Today, the 11th of June 2010 marks 3 years of my work life !! Yes It marks the 3rd successive year of my tryst with the big ' C ' - The Corporate!! This day reminds me the day I graduated from college and this day makes me feel old year on year!! lol!!

I cannot believe its been three years since i've started working. Just feels like the other day when I stepped into the big bling world of Indian IT with glittery dreams !! It feels like yesterday when I got my first paycheck and was on the top of the world. It feels like yesterday that I was told that I was not more a student!! :( . These three years have been nothing short of a roller coaster ride. Having joined the corporate in the times of recession, I had my share of woes. And yes the Satyam Saga made me realize that no matter how big you are , one small mistake can bring you crashing down. Being with Satyam ( now Mahindra Satyam) for the last three years has been a great learning for me. It is here that I got to learn that no matter how hard you work its the "visibility" that counts. phew!! . This place has been an every day coaching center for me. The last year has been especially exceptional. This organization has taught me the most important lesson of my life - It taught me that no matter how tough the situation is, if you have the will to fight back, you can turn the tide in your favor. It is here that I experienced the highest highs and some abysmal lows. The grit to fight back, the mad quest for innovation and the attitude to win is what i learnt in these three years!!

I still remember those training days at office! Decked up in formals, I felt like a clown and was laughing at myself! The three month training seemed to last for eternity and the weekly exams were nothing less than thriller! The weekends at friends place and the parties were the norm of the day. The Chennai - Pondy trips were an integral part of our existence ! Boy did we have fun!! These three years gave me a chance to go places, meet people and make some amazing friends!!

I do not where I go from here. I do not know where I will end up another three years later. All I know is I have one life and I'm gonna live it large!!

Cheers
Rammy


Saturday, April 10, 2010

The yearly trip - North India Darshan

Its been almost two months since i've written anything! Well, blame it on the writer's block or the muddy office life i have, the fact was that i was a out of my minds to write anything! Life was just being monotonous and stereotyped. Just when I thought fun was all over, the Monkeeyz ( my school Gang! ) came up with an idea of a Tour. There were phone calls, discussions and mailers. Ultimately it was decided ; North India Trip - Nine Days! And boy was I excited !! Away from home, office and all other trouble for almost 10 days - Bliss i thought!! And thus on March the 27th, 2010 the Monkeeyz set out on their yearly break.

Mission : Cover Delhi, Shimla, Manali, Kulu, Byasi and Agra in 8 days!!
Assumptions: No Sleep, No Rest, Sight Seeing during the day and Travel during the night!

It was a six member trip to start with but midway through the planning stage, a very good friend Ayush Sharma dropped out for office issues ( damn hell!). So we 5 reached the railway station to kick start the journey. And we suddenly see Mr Sharma at the station!! After the initial hurray and euphoria, Mr sharma tells us that he still isnt coming to the trip and that he has only come to see us off - Felt like killing him!!! grrrrrrrrrrrr!!! Saala bekaar mein hopes dilata hai!! So after the "saale tujhe aane ke baat dekh lenge" dhamkees , we bid good bye to our dear friend and started off for the nine day wonder trip!

The entire description of the trip would be too long, so I will give you all the highlights of our amazing trip!!

New Delhi
To our luck, the train was an hour late and we were stinking ( we traveled in the sleeper class - imagine the heat!! ). Cursing the Indian Railways, we came out of the station and took a cab to the Old Delhi station ( that was where we had to take our next train to kalka the same night). We soon realized that it would be too late by the time we go there and freshen up. We still had to see the entire Dilli city!! So we decided to skip that and go to city tour directly ( Imagine no brush and no bath since 20 hrs!!). We asked the cabby to show us the city and he agreed to show us the major visiting places in the morning and drop us at the station by 6. And so Delhi Darshan began.

The Isckon Temple:
We started off with the Isckon temple of New Delhi. The place was mesmerizing. You are blessed with Peace and tranquility the moment you step into the temple. One is greeted with devotes singing lovely bhajans and few mins into it, you feel like almost catching upto them.

Indira Gandhi Memorial: The next stop was the Indira Gandhi Memorial. We saw the house that Indira Gandhi lived in and the place where she was assassinated. The house was a memorial now and it was a great visit for me. It was amazing feeling to see hand written letters, diaries and photos of the Iron Lady of India. The archives and the photographs left a lasting impression on my mind.

The Rajghat :
Next was the trip to Rajghat. We saw the Mhatma, Mrs Indira Gandhi, Rajeev Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri. Paying Homege to those leaders was emotionally overwhelming.

The Road trip : Post the Indira Gandhi Memorial, we went to the Qutub Minar and took some snaps there. Looked around the place and gazed at the immaculate construction of the four storied Minar. The next agenda was to see the Rashtrapathi Bhavan, the India Gate, The Parliament, The Red Fort and the Chandini Chowk. Since its not allowed to stop at any of the above places except the India Gate, we Jump-Skip-hopped all those places taking photos and admiring the elegant structures. The road from Rashtrapathi Bhavan leading to the the Lal Kila was amazing. We see it every year on Jan 26 and Aug 15, but seeing it in person is a completely new experience in itself.

The last stop was at the old delhi station where we finally freshened up after almost 28hours!! We were greeted by the news that the train to kalka was late by 2 hours :( . Somehow we killed the dreadful 2 hours and reached Kalka the next day.

Kalka to Shimla Toy train: This was one the best journey's ever!! the narrow gauge train and the scenic valley around kept us firmly mesmerized. The entire stretch of the Kalka - Shimla track is filled with exciting views and beautiful sceneries. The only hiccup here was that we ran into some trouble with a fellow passenger family over a trivial issue. Keeping that aside, the train journey is worth every second of the 5+ hour drive. The early morning sun shines through the mountain tops creating ripples in the sky - that is simply an amazing scene. The valleys keep shifting sides based on the direction of the train and the young and old jump around the train with equal excitement!! I'd recommend every one to go that trip atleast once for sure.

Our shimla stay was pretty much truncated because the train was running late. We saw around the city main roads and the Mall Road ( the main shopping area) of the shimla and boarded the bus to Manali.

The Manali and Kulu trip:
This is the best phase of our trip by far and the most relaxed part too. The reason being the fact that we spent 2 days and one night there ( No, Not a honeymoon package !! :P ) which meant that we could have a one night's rest - a great incentive for our back breaking journey!

The Manali sight seeing was fabulous. The Para Gliding and the Ice Skiing were adventurous. The Snowy peaks covered by heavy fog were scintillating. 6000 - 8000 feet above the sea level , temperature close to 1C and 5 buddies playing in the ice !! it was heaven!! we made snow man ( a very bad one at that :P ) . and played around it like little kids. We were lucky to experience snowfall on that day. It is amazing when the sun covered by clouds and it snows. The whole atmosphere turns magical ! We saw the Hidima temple ( the one shown in Roja Movie), the vashishta temple and few other temples in Kulu. The return to the manali was even better coz the sun was setting down and the scenery got even better! We could not have asked for more!!

The Two day stay at Manali was the best experience i'd ever had! Now i know why is it the most sought after place there!!

The Haridwar - Hrishikesh - Byasi River Rafting:
If the Manali stay was leisure and easy, the travel from Manali to Byasi ( 30 odd Kms away from Hrishikesh ) was the most painful one. We changed two cars and a bus to reach there and took us almost an entire day to get there. We went to an adventure camp in Byasi. The camp was actually set up amidst a jungle on the bank of the river Ganga. The entire area was cut off from the civilization, we had no electricity, no cell phone, no music, no tv, not even wash rooms!! All we had was nature at it very basic best! the trees and the mountains overlooked while we enjoyed the kool Ganges shower!! the water was freezing cool and we took the holy ganges dip - and the sins washed away :P . The campfire at night under the clear sky was lit up by no artificial lights, but by the unpolluted sky full of stars. All the pain we took to reach there was seeming to pay off.

The night was spent in talking, sharing experiences and enjoying the serene nature. It felt like being pure.

The day after was the most exciting part. River rafting 30 Kms to Hrishikesh! It was the best adventure i'd ever done. We had to cover a 30km stretch of fast flowing ganga with numerous rapid water currents and whirlpools between ( before embarking on the ride, each of us had to sign an agreement taking the responsibility of any accident on ourselves!! ) . That was the best adrenaline rush ever. Water splashing hard on the body, each of us had to row the paddle and work towards a common goal. It re-iterated the lesson of team playing and co-operation ( no wonder all the corporates take their employees to such places these days!) . It took us close to 3 hours to reach the final destination and boy were we tired by then!!

We spent some time there, gathered our energies and came back to haridwar. And from there we took up the last leg of our journey - "Agra".


Last Leg - The Agra :

The last day of our tour was at Agra. The agenda was to see the beautiful Tag Mahal , the Agra fort and shopping at the Agra bazaar. There was just one thing that we did not account for - The killing HEAT . It was so hot that we almost fainted by the time we reached the base of Taj Mahal from the buland darwaza!!

The grandeur and the beauty of Taj Mahal is capitulating. It makes me wonder about the technical expertise of the engineers back then. If they could have built such a massive beautiful structure at that age, its hard to imagine what they could have accomplished today had they live now!. It is not called the wonder of the world for no reason!!

We took a lot photos there and tried all the possible gimmicks ( touching the tip of the tomb and all!!) and walked around the Taj till we dropped tired!! Finally, we bid good bye to the world wonder and visited Agra fort. the Diwan -e- aam, the Diwan- e - khaas, the sheesh mahal were excellent. By the time we came out of the fort, it was evening and we were crust fallen with tiredness!!

We had hardly enough patience to stand !! So we quickly did the shopping. Bought some Agra ke Petha and came back to the station for our final travel. The Travel back HOME!!


The train fortunately was right on time and this time, we did the final good byes to the trip and took the train to home!! and thus accomplishing all that we set out to. We had the best time ever and saw some mind dazzling places!! It was a memorable trip. A trip that will be always special for it was with some of my most special friends!!

All thanks to Puneeth, Ravi, Rahul and Sai for making this trip the most cherish able time of my life! And Ayush - you better not miss the next one!!

It was a great 9 days of my life!!


P.S : I know by now , you might be cursing coz i've not put any pics !! But the post itself is so long, hence i decided to post some pics on my other blog http://maverickjunction.blogspot.com/. I've put some imp pics there. You can find elaborate pics on my Facebook account http://www.facebook.com/krbhardwaj . I hope you like the pics!!


cheers
rammy









Sunday, February 14, 2010

Games They Play.

It has happened before, it has happened now and it will happen always - the great Indian tamasha of hate politics engulfing the true essence of our nation. Time and again the great politicians of our country have let the country and its people to unbelievable lows. The happenings in the last few weeks in Mumbai ( can i say BOMBAY ? or will i be beaten up ? ) and the last few months of mindless violence in Andhra Pradesh ( especially Hyderabad) are fresh evidences of the shamelessness of our so-called-leaders. It is such a pity that the greatest democracy in the world is having to fight battles with its neighbors and within itself. A nation that was the baton wielder of Peace and love is reeling under extremely stupid politics of hate and vandalism.

My city ( Hyderabad) has been subjected to some rather disgusting last few months. The extremely lively city is virtually under extreme stress. A city that was rated as the biggest emerging city in all areas is now facing sever loss of revenue, property and some lives too. And all this at the cost of the "demand" for a separate state. The last few months have been ridiculous - The city and state at large has been extremely volatile and sensitive. Bandhs have been the norm of the day and violence has reached its peak. The so-called-students have done away with books, diminished the sanctity of a respected university in India and ripped away the dignity associated with being a Student. All this has been done on the "call" from a certain political party which is demanding a separate state for telangana. The pearl city of India is now at the peril of becoming the most troubled city. Buses being burnt, people being beaten up, schools and colleges being closed, mindless display of hooliganism have replaced the calm and lively atmosphere of the city. The most ironic part of all this hoopla is that the areas being subjected to these extremism are the areas that are branded as less "developed". I wonder if these acts of violence will incite any new investments and lead to any development. I am not commenting on the pros and cons of forming a separate state for it should be decided by the people who are entrusted with the duties to do so - after a careful consideration. What i am irked about is the manner in which these agitations are carried out. For a state to form and function, the most important thing to have is "people" , the aam aadmi. This aam aadmi is being subjected to every day ambiguity about that day's position, the common man is forced to stop going to work or is being beaten up by goons each day. What scares me the most is the fanaticism in the youth today. I wonder if these students would be rescued by the political parties who patronize them, if they fail in the examinations and if the formation of new state would benefit them even an iota if they do not have the mandatory knowledge to take up any job? Would the so called well wishers of the students come to their rescue if the university debars them from attending the exams? worser still, would these politicians ever come to see these students once they win the election? There have been cases of students committing suicides for separate state. Has any one thought about the poor parents of these kids who killed themselves while their parents were living lesser lives to give every opportunity to their progeny? Would a separate state or anything else get back these parents their lost child? What in the world can alleviate the angst of a father who saw his son being burnt to death? What has the average bus driver done to bear the brunt of some mindless people. Who has given these thoughtless weeds a right to cripple the normalcy of the state - there by pushing the state into irrecoverable loss in already inflated times? What satisfaction would they get in seeing a city of four crore living in distress?

If i am worried about my place, my friends in neighboring state are not less disturbed. The senseless sena has spilled its venom yet again. This time again on a soft target - a rather extremely famous one at that. I would not go into detail for its already a cover page story now. What amazes me is the utter shamelessness of these self proclaimed protectors of marathi manoos. There was a show on NDTV last sunday that had who's who of cinema world and the shiv sena spokesman -Rahul something ( never cared to remember his last name. I remembered the first name because there was rahul "bose" the actor in the same show). The moment this representative of uddhav"ji" thackerey said that the sena reacted on behalf of the "nations" and "mumbaikar's" sentiments, there was a huge roar by the audience. A proof that sena is not a mouthpiece of the junta but only for the vote bank politics of Mumbai. There has been numerous such instances, but as usual our netas are born shameless - and have learnt to live in denial. I am surprised why do they not raise their concern over the bad infrastructure in Mumbai, the farmer suicides in Maharashtra or the acute water scarcity. What happens to voracious sena leadership when the need to stand up and act comes? It is such a shame that we are still fighting amongst ourselves when we need to fight bigger wars outside.

So who is it that is to blame ? The politicians? No obviously not. Infact they are the most deserving people to be appreciated. They are the only one's doing their job just fine. They are politicians - not leaders. And the only thing they have to do is to take sides, cash votes and create turmoil. Looking at the current report, it is only they who come out with flying colours. They have successfully created divide amongst two sections of society, two regions of a state and the people at large. These politicians sell their ideas and silly reasons to people who call themselves "educated" with such aplomb that could put the best of salesperson to shame! they could sell dreams to the most staunch pessimist ( If they ever want to make a career switch, advertising and sales are the best choices). The stupid junta who are supposed to go to work each day, study hard each day by into all that gibberish and participate in all this circus. Those who are jailed and lathi charged are these activists and not those "powerful" netas. While those activists are beaten to pulp by the police, i am sure the leaders are having premium drinks and happy sleep. It is the innocent people going to work suffering and the misguided youth's lives being ruined. The gullible young India today is lured into the crooked games they play!

It is such a disgrace when the world is talking green earth, development and world without boundaries - and we are drawing lines amongst us and killing ourselves. In times where slowing down is breaking down, we are stalling our progress for some unimportant reasons. If at all we dream to be the super power in the years to come, it is this attitude we need to change. If not, forget 2020, its not going to happen even in 202020 !!

Mumbai has woken up from slumber.. I pray Hyderabad does. I wish INDIA does !! May better sense prevail.

P.S : Few hours back there was a bombing in Pune. Two years after mumbai its Pune now. It can be any city tommorow. How will we stop them if we fight ourselves. May the souls of people who lost their lives in that incident rest in peace. I hope they dont make this another political game.
Peace
rammy

Saturday, February 6, 2010

A failed script

There are some movies that are bad. They do not put you off for you would already know what to expect when you go into watch. Some others turn out to be marvelous when you do not expect anything out of them. There is a third category of films - Those that have a marvelous potential but falter right from the start. "Striker" is one such film. The promos of the film raised enormous curiosity and the trailer was extremely appealing but the end product was far from anything expected.

Set in the ghettos of erstwhile Bombay, the movie talks about the life of a kid Surya who dreams of a good life. The dream of happy life makes him reach out to seemingly greener pastures (Dubai) which culminates abruptly due to the "agents" scam. Left with little choice and redeeming the lost money the young man uses his extraordinary carrom skills to make a high living. All is well until he loses gold ornaments ranging into lakhs which is to be delivered to a merchant. his friend Zaid introduces him to a local goon who is into gambling and betting business. Though unwilling at the outset, Surya realizes the Game life is playing with him and decides to take it on with a striker in hand - In the process getting Surya to be involved with gangs, goons and police. The result of which Surya departs from his family.

Striker impresses in its set up, feel and originality. First timer Chandan Arora captures the ghettos in most believable way, making the city a character itself. The camera work and the dialogues have authenticity and are believable. The director has done an commendable job in sketching characters that are appealing and create an instant connect with the audience. The free spirited Zaid (Ankur Vikal ) lights up the screen with his infectious enthusiasm. Ankur delivers a superb performance as a man full of hopes. The friendship between Surya and Zaid is also sketched perfectly. The rest of the cast is also aptly chosen. Surya's sister played by Vidya Malvade, the scar faced goon played by Aditya Pancholi or even the elder brother played by Anoop Soni deliver believeable performance . Siddharth gives blood and flesh to the character Surya with his splendid performance. He is good with his choclate boy charm and fantastic during the emotional scenes as well. He makes us believe in Surya's desire for success.

What's really disappointing is the uncooked script of the movie. The side track of communal riots in mumbai is under developed. Both the love tracks of the protagonist are either unwanted or badly developed. Nicolette Bird looks pretty in the short role but is wasted. The south indian actress Padmapriya is refreshingly beautiful - but she could have chosen a better role to make a debut in bollywood. Singularly taken by each character, the movie might make a statement, but film fails to make to create any impression as a whole product. The film never has a moment that hits you. With a theme of gambling, underworld and a character such as Surya, you would expect an intriguing tale. But you would be utterly disappointed with the tame screenplay. There is hardly any scene that you would cling to your seats and marvel at it. The movie though two and a half hours, feels like a soap opera. The soundtrack of the movie ( being created by six music directors ) is better heard alone. The song "Bombay Bombay" is not even there in the movie. The song " Cham Cham" sung by sonu nigam is wonderful when you hear it alone, but it does not feel the same when you watch it on the screen.

It might be unfair for a first timer to be measured on a tough yardstick, but it is disappointing to see a movie with a great potential being robbed of its charm due to an undernourished script. A movie that could have been a Vishal Bharadwaj material falls flat on the face midway (or probably even before it) just because fails to captivate the audience.

If there is anything that you'd ever take away from the movie, it would have to be Ankur Vikal's exceptional portrayal as Zaid. Siddharth creates an impression too. Otherwise "Striker" fails to strike a chord.

Cheers
rammy


Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Sweet Sixty!!

It is that day of the year again. The day we celebrate the spirit of our country. The day we remember those who have made our country what it is today. The day we celebrate being INDIANS! The day we all sing our lungs out and relish the feeling of being the worlds largest republic. It is the day that the grand fathers, the fathers and the sons sit together and watch the ceremonies - each generation mesmerized and amazed at the diversity of our country. Each of them chuckling and grinning like children :) . The defense contingents, the state tablos , children displaying their dancing skills, and the military arms and ammunition display ( My Favorite! ) all of them scintillating as ever. Each of them making a subtle statement, that Indian republic is no less than any country in the world! And well, Its been sixty years! sixty long years. From being a third world country to being the most emerging country. From a nation deprived of development to a nation who is now a pioneer of technological advancement. It has been a great journey, one where with innumerable road blocks. With issues that seemed to break our progress sometimes and our hearts some other times - Yet we prevailed and how! We waded the high tides and cruised along the still waters.

Every decade has had its moments. Each generation has contributed immensely to the progress we have achieved. It is this day that we look upon our preceding generations and thank them for passing us the legacy that is so rich and worthy. It is also the day that we solemnly decide that we will pass on the baton to our next ones with India in better shape and richer legacy.

It is up to us that we let our young one's grow in a country that is devoid of discrimination in any form. It is upon is that we give them fresh air to breath and a healthy way of life to lead. It is up to us that we show them development and tradition are not foes and that they can walk hand in hand . It is time that we acknowledge the sacrifices made by our ancestors and bow our heads in respect. No flashy display of pseudo patriotism, no fanaticism and no cynicism. It is now time to listen to all suggestions ,take the best ones and built a country that grows from develop"ing" to being Developed. The time is now that all these years of hard work finally pays off. The seeds of sacrifice should now bear fruits of holistic prosperity.

The journey was not easy. The path was tough and dodgy. We never knew how far or quick we'd get to the destination when we set out. But the spirit of our people, passion to achieve the impossible and the sheer love for our country made it possible. As the years passed, the approach changed. The outlook differed, but the inherent purpose remained the same . If bowing to the anthem was the show of patriotism then, Wearing the colors on sleeves and screaming away to glory is now - Methods changed but essence remained same . It now time that we stop comparing who did what , but focus on the road ahead and see that by the time our little ones are ready to take the baton, we give them India that we dreamt for them !

Its well and try sweet sixty for her... Or in our lingo - Sexy Sixty!!! It may well be!! .. coz being Indian is Sexy!! .... I wish we become better and sexier !!



Cheers
rammy

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Attempt at hindi

Hey Folks, I have made an attempt to write in Hindi. I hope you like it

अजीब होते है येह आँसू, खुशी में आतें है और दुख में भी बहतें हैं येह आँसू.

पास आने पे आतें है और किसी के बिछड़ने पर भी आतें है येह आँसू .

प्यार से छू ले दिल हर उस अंदाज़ के बदले में आतें है आँसू,

दिल के पैमाने में है छुपे हुए है ये आँसू.

अपनों को देख हुई खुशी की निशानी है येह आँसू,

हर इंतेहाँ की घड़ी में टपकते है यह आँसू,

मोहब्बत के इज़हार करने पर निकलतें है आँसू.

हर खुशी में, हर दुख में, ज़िंदगी के हर मोड़ पे,

ज़िंदगी कें हर यादगार घड़ी में,

चाहे कोई हो ना हो, साथ होतें है ये आँसू.

फिर भी ना जाने क्यूँ हमे ना भायें ये आँसू.

Friday, December 25, 2009

The best part of the year!!

It’s finally here! Its December, it’s the time of joy and celebration!! It’s Christmas!!! The time when we thank for a great year we had and wish for even great year ahead!! Cookies, gifts and the lovely carols… it’s all lovely!! But what is the best part of this season?? For me... it’s always been Santa and the Gifts!! Yes, the plump, jolly, white-bearded loveable old man giving gifts to the kids!! Writing the wish list, putting it under the pillow and hoping that Santa picks it up and showers all of those lovely gifts on the Christmas day!! God Santa must be one Richie rich to get all those gifts (thank god grownups don’t write wish lists!! Else Santa would have to take huge loan to fulfill all of it!! ) .

And in week from now... it’s going to be a new year!! Another year to live our lives, another chance to be what we want to be, another great gift from God!! Brand NEW 365 days!! Another reason to celebrate life!! Come 31st and we all will be ready to embrace the New Year and bid good bye to 2009!! The year we lived out - the year we got it all. It’s been quite a year to say. From acute economical depression to “unexpected” 8% growth, we’ve seen it all. We had Rahman and Rasool Pookutty charming the world at one end and Leander Paes making us proud at the other end! We had Sachin smashing records after records and Vishwanathan Anand walking away to glory!! From average playing team to the top cricket team, we have seen success in all fields. India has grown from being a ‘Slumdog’ to being a “Millionaire”! WE are the Biggest Emerging markets of the world! When Uncle Sam (read US of A!) was hitting up bad and leaking up mad, we were right there steady and trotting just fine. I don’t say we never had any hiccups. But then who doesn’t have!! The greatest thing is that we’ve grown from what we were, learnt from what we’ve done wrong.

Personally, it’s been a terrific year!! From the Big Satyam Fiasco in January to a great appraisal in December, life has come a full circle. My first abroad trip and great time at work, finding some amazing friends at work - it has been massive fun!! One year of blogging (yes the first post has been on Oct 2008!) and some amazing Blog friends. I have been lucky to read some amazing blogs and fortunate to have some great comments for mine!! I’ve met some wonderful people made some amazing friends. What a year it has been! The love of friends and family has made me happy all through. Nieces and nephews being born and grand mom leaving for eternal peace, I’ve been through sorrow and bliss. I could not have asked for anything more!! What a year it has been!!! Thanks to all of you who’ve kept reading my posts and inspired me with some amazing posts of yours. Kudos to A.S for following her dream and making it - God Bless you my dear! Congrats to Diva for flying away to London. !! I hope that all of you had the best time of your life and wish you have even better in the coming year!!

Ring Out the Old,
Usher in the NEW,
See the world in a new way,
Live your life in a greater way,
Laugh and play all the way,
I wish you get whatever you say!!


I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Fantastic NEW YEAR!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!

Cheers
Rammy

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Of Cold country, beautiful people and great fun!

Helu people!! Its been a while since i was out of the Blog world. and all for right reasons... I was having the time of my life!! I was at one of the happiest countries of the world - Denmark (Copenhagen).
So heres an account of my experience during my stay at Copenhagen. Beware though, it can be long and boring. The author is not responsible for your headache!!

It was that time of the year when i was planning about the probable places to visit for winter with my friends. November - December is generally the time i take a break from my mundane work and go out to a small trip with my friends. I thought this will be the same until my Manager informed me that i would be travelling to Copenhagen for a month on a project purpose. Having worked my back side off for two and half years this came to me as a happy surprise! My first travel abroad full paid by the company .. WOW!! I thought!!

The hoopla at home (arrey, beta pehli baar vilayat jaa rahan hai!! itna to hoga hi :P ) and the mad shopping spree accompanied by the viral fever gave me panic attacks!! I kept wondering if i could actually make it to the airport with all the fever and cough ( With all the h1n1 thing u never know !! ). But my dear mom took the best care and made me fit enough to travel. SO... there i was.. on the wee hours of November 2 , 2009 . On board The Lufthansa flight to Copenhagen - All set to rule the next few weeks of my life.

Copenhagen is a small, cozy and an amazing city. My first reaction coming out of the airport was a WOW !! They had Mercedes Taxis - I was awestruck!! I had to wait for 3 hours at the airport as i had to be picked up by a friend who was stuck at office. That gave me a great chance to see the entire Copenhagen airport.. So literally my city tour started with the tour around the airport, checking out all the outlets in the lobby, troubling the Information Helpdesk guys with tons of queries!

The city is a character in itself. Being a part of Europe it comes as no surprise to see the royal buildings and the aristocratic approach to life. The most intriguing part is the seamless amalgamation of heritage with the advanced world of today. One can see the the perfect synergy between old and the new. On one side you have the 18th century royal queens palace and there is the state of art Opera house a man made marvel standing right opposite to it. If you have the new age multi brand malls stretching across lanes, you also find the oldest amusement park TIVOLI right in the vicinity. Dont be amused if you see a sweet violin melody playing in the corner of the walking street and at the turn of the lane you suddenly encounter a loud metal music. They love to mix and match! Talk about having best of both the worlds... the Danes are great in that.


Copenhagen winters though are a little tricky, the sun never rises and it gets dark by 3 in the afternoon. There is wind and sometimes rain with the biting cold. But being a lover of cold weather i was living my life under sunless times!! The upside is that you dont feel overworked and tired. The downside though is at times it gets a little depressing with all the gloom and darkness around. But nevertheless, Its a great experience in itself. If you have the right clothes and good company, the cold will be a bliss too :) . The pace of life is as gentle as the people there. Nice and easy - you would never have to fret about anything. Denmark is said to be the happiest country in the world and you can see that there. You always see smiles around you. Whether or not you know the person, you get a warm smile when you see each other. Ask for help and you are sure to get clear, precise and perfect advice. The people there are such warm that i felt at home right from the day one at work.

Copenhagen has something to offer to everyone. If you are a history freak, this is heaven for you. Places like the national museum, Amalienborg Palace, Rosenborg Castle and Kronborg Castle can keep you mesmerized with their amazing history. Shopping seems a never ending process with Huge malls spread across the walking street. If you are a beer lover carlsberg brewery is a must visit! If you are a random traveler like me, you can walk almost half the city with ease!! trust me its fun!! If you are an amusement park goer, you have a history here.. The tivoli park is the oldest amusement park in the history of mankind ! ( they say, Walt Disney built Disneyland after visiting this ).

If you think its all work and no play there, you are terribly mistaken. Works starts at 8.30 in the morning Sharp and ontime everytime. Come hell down or heaven down there is no late turn in to work and the output is flawless. The concept of quality over quantity is highly valued there ( something that we should start believing too). Family is always the first and most important priority. In a world where competition is the only Buzz word, it was refreshing to see "collaboration" in full force there. Understanding each other abilities, accepting each others limits and achieving a common goal is the keyword there ( Again something we can learn, instead for the blame game we play).

The city is so lovely for one most important reason. It has least pollution levels.. all thanks to awareness about climate change and the increased cycling that people have taken up. It is wonderful to see each citizen trying their own bit to contribute to the common cause.

The greatest learning that i had from this trip was that it does not need rocket science to keep yourself and others happy!! All we need is an intent and effort!!

All in all .. they do not call it the HAPPIEST COUNTRY for no reason!! They say " Jab bhagvaan deta hai to cheppar phaad ke deta hai!". I never believed it till it happened to me. Damn!! i had the best time ever!!

P.S : I know i have not put up the pics like the coorg trip. I have put'em up in FB and am trying to post them on orkut too. So all of you can see them on FB. The Picasa though seems not liking the photos.. i cannot upload them!! will see if i can post some here ( there are too many to select from!).

All is all ... The time of my life!!

cheers!
rammy

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Time To FLY!!!! YAY!!!



Hey Folks!!! i'm Off to DENMARK for a month on project purpose!! This week has been dramatic to all possible extents. First viral fever, then this offer, than again the fever stuck again!! But then as they say... All is well that ends well. For me this is the beginning. Start of an exciting phase of life. A new perspective towards work and yes MY FIRST ONSITE!! Could not have asked for more!! I hope i enjoy this trip!! will miss reading all the blogs. But will try the most to read all of them!!!

WISH ME LUCK FOLKS!!!

cheers
rammy

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Let there be Light and Color!




Wish you all a Happy Happy Diwali friends!! Let us all have the best of times ahead. Let there be light,colors and Happiness all around :) .... Live Let live and Love your life!!

Hoping and wishing that all your wishes come true!

God Bless :)

cheers
rammy

Saturday, October 3, 2009

When it rains - It pours!!


Now then what a week it’s been it’s the second tag and two new awards!! I was awarded and tagged by Neha...thanks a zillion Neha!

Here are my answers:

1.What is your current obsession ?
Playing Snooker – I’m hooked to the game right now !!

2. What are you wearing today?
Gray Tee and black shorts!

3. What’s for dinner?
The staple South Indian khaana. Rice, Sambar, Dal and Curd – Anyone ready for a Feast???

4. What’s the last thing you bought?
Half a dozen bananas (man they cost a bomb!!)

5. What are you listening to right now?
It’s my Life - Bon Jovi

6. What do you think about the person who tagged you?
One of the most frank and outright bloggers. My current Favorite!

7. If you could have a house totally paid for, fully furnished anywhere in the world, where would you like it to be?
Swiss Alps – I just love the place

8. What are your must-have pieces for summer?
Buttermilk and Mangoes – Loved it when my grand mom used to get them for me when I was a kid.

9. If you could go anywhere in the world for the next hour, where would you go?
Office – I left my driver’s License there!!

10. Which language do you want to learn?
Marathi.

11. What’s your favourite quote?
"I came I saw I conquered"


12. Who do you want to meet right now?
A friend called Rohit. Missing him!! ( Rohi if you are reading this ….. Miss u brother!)

13. What is your favourite colour?
White.

14. What is your favourite piece of clothing in your own closet?
My worn out jeans and a white Tee.

15. What is your dream job?
Army Man.

16. What’s your favourite magazine?
Used to be “Readers Digest” sometime back. Now I don’t read any.

17. If you had $100 now, what would you spend it on?
I’d add another $400 to it and by a Laptop!

18. What do you consider a fashion faux pas?
Everything that is associated with Rakhi Sawant!!

19. Who according to you is the most over-rated style icon?
Hmm…. Hmmm… Tough one!! Govinda?????????

20. What kind of haircut do you prefer?
Short hair.

21. What are you going to do after this?
Sleep - Gotta rise early!

22. What are your favourite movies?
Lagaan, K3G,RDB, Chalti ka naam gaadi, gladiator, The Bourne series, The Matrix … Ah the list is endless!!
23. What are three cosmetic/makeup/perfume products that you can't live without?
Deo.

24. What inspires you?
Anything and everything around me. Right now it’s a friend who chose to follow his heart

25. Give us three styling tips that always work for you:
Be Yourself, Don’t worry about the what is “IN” , Wear what is comfort for you and you will look cool!


26. What do you do when you “have nothing to wear” (even though your closet’s packed)?
Close my eyes and pick one dress!
27. Coffee or tea?
Kaapi any day , any night or any afternoon!!

28. What do you do when you are feeling low or terribly depressed?
I sleep and listen to music.

29. What is the meaning of your name?
Ram – The God himself.

30. Which other blogs do you love visiting?
All the blogs listed on the right of my blog. They are the ones I love!!

31. Favorite Dessert/Sweet?
Butterscotch ice cream.

32. Favorite Season?
Winter.

33. If I come to your house now, what would u cook for me?
American sweet corn.


34. What is the right way to avoid people who purposefully hurt you?
Be upfront and honest. Tell them you don’t want to get hurt or hurt others.

35. What are you afraid of the most?
Heights.
36. My question: What do feel of the Tag and how do you feel about the award?



Rules for those who are tagged:Respond and rework – answer these questions on your blog, replace one question that you dislike with a question of your own, and add one more question to the list. Then tag eight or ten other new set of people.

I Tag :
Diva
AS
Gayathri
SG
Insignia

So peopol!! Get tagging!!
Thanks again Neha!!! My acceptance speech is on the way!!

cheers
rammy

Friday, October 2, 2009

My First Ever Blog Award!!!

Yippee!!!!! I got my first award on the blog!! Thanks to dear friend SG!! Honest Scrap - It was so sweet that he thought I’d fit such a wonderful award. In times when Honesty is becoming a long forgotten word, this award reminds us how wonderful it is!!





Okay Then I will write a detailed “Award acceptance speech” later. For now it’s the tag time.
Here are the rules.

“This award is bestowed upon a fellow blogger whose blog’s content or design is, in the giver’s opinion, brilliant.”

“When accepting this auspicious award, you must write a post bragging about it, including the name of the misguided soul who thinks you deserve such acclaim, and link back to the said person so everyone knows she/he is real. Choose a minimum of seven (7) blogs that you find brilliant in content or design. Or improvise by including bloggers who have no idea who you are because you don’t have seven friends. Show the seven random victims’ names and links and leave a harassing comment informing them that they were prized with Honest Weblog. Well, there’s no prize, but they can keep the nifty icon. List at least ten (10) honest things about yourself. Then pass it on!”

Thanks a ton S.G for bestowing me with this wonderful award!

10 honest things about me!! Man this is one toughie!! Okay then let me give it a shot!!

1. I hate getting up early. I hate to even look at the clock/watch when I get up.

2. I can get angry at the drop of a hat (well it won’t even take that time!).

3. I am afraid of Heights!

4. I hate being with hypocrites.

5. I’ve got the most fickle head in this world. I can take decisions and change them with such ease that is exasperatingly surprising to others!

6. I never plan and write a blog post. I always write what hits my brain!!

7. I hate to be with people who put themselves first.

8. I am a big cricket freak. I almost bunked my class 10th math exam for the India – Aus test match!!

9. I cannot sleep without reading blogs everyday!!!! It’s become an obsession!

10. I am scared of DOGS!!

And now, the award is presented to: AS, Ekta, Gayathri, Diva and Neha too ( But she already has one!)

Awrite people! !! It’s your tag time!!

P.S : Neha, Thanks for your tag and the award . I will take up the tag in sometime!! ( Sorry for the delay!)

Cheers
rammy

Sunday, September 20, 2009

A week of Guts, Courage and Redemption

The past week has been exciting on the sports front! Sachin scoring his 44th Ton, Leander winning his 10th grand slam , Kim Clijsters coming back with a Bang and our very own Sachin notching up another breathtaking Ton in ODI's! Couldn't have been better isn't it? There is one more thing to be considered here - a rather very monumental feat but gone unnoticed - The return of Dravid to ODI's! What do all these incidents have in common? What is it that all these sports persons have that make them such icons. What is that we can learn from them and their illustrious careers? Its the Courage to stand up when needed, the gumption to take on the onus and the immense sincerity to what they do in life that makes them what they are.

Its such a marvel to see how Sachin inspite of being in the sport for two decades now, he still has the same vigor and the same hunger as he had when he was a 16 year old kid. How many stalwarts have we seen who've redeemed themselves in the way Sachin has in all their career? With the expectations and the pressure he has been subjected to, its a marvel that he's always delivered when it counts. It is sheer dedication to sport that has made him the greatest batsman ever! Even with enormous achievements, he is still humble and so much modest! A great testimony to the fact that achievers dont speak for themselves, their achievements speak for them!

If sachin's story is about talent, flair and has an air of flamboyance, Rahul Sharad Dravid has a story of grit,grind and selflessness. Coming from the rich culture of karnataka, he fought his way into the Indian team through sheer talent,grit and determination. He had to prove his mettle at every step. From getting a break in ODI's to Capitalizing his position himself as an ODI "material" to getting rid of being a "slow" batsmen to becoming the "wall" of Indian middle order to taking up the reins of Indian team and then the ultimate test of his character - Getting out of the ODI team due to reasons that were rather silly - and now Reclaiming his due position after 2 years. His is the story of proving his detractors wrong again and again and again! All through his career we've never seen "him" talk about any question being asked on him. He rather let his "bat" talk and yeah he gave it back in the same way as he got it from people. He has been the ultimate phoenix of the Indian cricket. An indispensable cricketer and a through gentleman. Kudos to his grit for being an IDOL to many a youngsters !!

Before you blame me of being Male chauvinist, let me talk about the next super lady .. or rather super mom.! Kim Clijsters! Her comeback to professional tennis was in itself a huge news and a boost to so many women who might have sacrificed their careers for the sake of their families. Her win in the US open proved that age, time or anything for that matter cannot stop you from being what you want to become. Only and only if you decide that you are going to get it . Her story is a true testimony of the saying " If you decide to get something, the nature conspires to make it for you". Kudos to the woman who fought all odds and made it happen!!

And now, to our very own rock star of tennis world!! Leander "the rock star"Paes. What do i say about him. Ever since i remember anything about Indian tennis, i remember the super cool dude called Paes and his alter ego Mr Mahesh Bhupati. Both were equally good and were superb ( coz thats why they are in such a tussle!! - GOD! please let them settle the differences!!) . If hesh was was sedate and gritty, Paes was flamboyant, extrovert and In-your face! He has always been a trendsetter in all forms. Be it The pony he had, the head band fashion or the chest bumps he started with Mahesh.. he set the tone for things to come. The medal the the Olympics saw him capitulating to fame that was unheard of non-cricketing stars in India till then. Some great tournaments followed and some amazing years later came the sudden THUD - His brain ailment "neurocysticercosis, a parasitic brain infection". Just when every one thought his career was over, he came back with a bang at the end of the year - yet again proving that if one had the courage to fight nothing , nothing could stop him/her. Not even GOD himself! Then came the super memorable partnership with the ever loved "Martina Navratilova" and the grand slams followed! Now after so many years of delighting the tennis fans world over and Indians in particular he's come up with a Gem again! his 10th Grand Slam!! What else can one say about him except "Hats Off" !! way to Go Paes! Kudos!!

Its gives such great vibes to read and see these great people strive and achieve the pinnacle of success in their lives. It just pushes us to strive hard and achieve the best in life. I had a great rush of positive energy when i thought about all these things, so posted it here. It would be great if the positivity spreads around! After all world is just the way we want to see it! This is been a great week . Just saw Gayathri writing about the golden era of Door Darshan. Jubilation all around!! Hope to keep this positivity going on!! let the light prevail!


cheers
rammy

Story Contest....

Hey Folks!! Thanks a lot for loving the small fiction piece that i wrote last time! I liked all the reactions it got!! I wanted to write the next part, but i could not fit in any good story which could match up the mystery that is created. And when i was wondering what to do, Our beloved fellow blogger and friend Ekta gave me a super advice - she said start a story contest! Now I'd like any of you to please take this story forward ( or backward - coz its a potential flashback!). I'd love to see Your imaginations taking the course and coming up with some super fantastic ending. I thus am starting a Story Contest here for this story. Any one and every one is invited to take this up. I'm looking forward to some amazing works !!!

Happy story telling Folks!!!


cheers
rammy

Monday, September 14, 2009

Unlived life

He was on the terrace of the office building. He could sense the heavy breeze strong enough to trip him over the terrace. The weather was dull and gloomy, as if indicating a very bad omen. His misty eyes were masked by the slow drizzle in the air. The winds made a hazy sound as if singing a farewell song. His office was in the last and tallest building of the huge IT corridor of the city. Standing up there on top of the twentieth floor, he could have bird's eye view of the entire plush IT area. people roaming with cellphones buzzing, motor bikes zooming through and all the cabs waiting in line to pick up the associates. On a normal day, this would be just another evening break for the young Aakarsh. These details would not have even been noticed by him. But this was not just like any another day. His throbbing heart echoed in the pristine silence around him. His breath got heavier with each step he took towards the edge. With each stride he took to it, his brain started to freeze. With each step he took, each memory of his life was flashing in front of him. He was leaving behind a great life, a great career, an untold story. Streams of tears rushed through his lovely blue eyes as he reached the highest point on the roof. His body shivered as he stood there looking at the ground. A look down and any one would have felt the same. One more step and there would be not return.

Standing atop the mammoth tower with memories flashing at the speed of light, he stood there with eyes still and blank mind. Would he give it all up for nothing? Wouldn't he give a fight? Will he take the cruel step? Would that be the end of what could be a great life? Would he leave behind an Un-lived Life? He closed his eyes and a moment later, The Unthinkable Happened.

Friday, September 4, 2009

And again!

So after the first Tag from A.S . Now comes another one again from apni mumbaikar gaya3 .. So here go again!!

1. Grab the book nearest to you, turn on page 18 and find line 4 – Each of the encounters has taught me something and shaped my perspective. ( Source: The greatness guide - Robin Sharma)

2. Stretch your left arm out as far as you can & catch air? – Yes Yes YES!! Got it!! :P ( anyone wants a proof i caught AIR!!)

3. What is the last thing you watched on TV? – The sad news of YSR's demise. May his soul R.I.P

4. Without looking, guess what time it is? – 11.40 AM

5. Now look at the clock, what is the actual time? – 11.30 AM (Damn!! i thought it would be 11.30!)

6. With the exception of the computer, what can you hear?- Wind Blowing so hard that the curtains are tearing apart. And of course.. My mom nagging me to go to shower!!

7. When did you last step outside? What were you doing? – At 10.00 PM yesterday nite.. to see how deserted the roads were ( the YSR demise effect)

8. Before you started this Q&As, what did you look at?- Reading Paper

9. What are you wearing?- u really wanna know! shorts and a T!! Ghar pe hu yaaar!! :P

10. When did you last laugh? – Just now when my friend told me his package and i replied him with my peanut package!! garibi door to hogi nahi. hasi mazaak mein dil to behal jaayega!! :P

11. What is on the walls of the room you are in? – Whitewashed ( about an year back!) and cracks on them! :P
12. Seen anything weird lately? – Yeah, a TDP (Telugu Desam Party) leader praising YSR as Great Leader and man of masses!! the same guy a week back had said . YSR is a devil who wants to see the blood of poor!! so much for POLITICS!!

13. What do you think of this quiz? Time pass karne kaa bahana mil gaya ( sorry gayathri!! this is a direct lift from ur answers!!)

14. What is the last film you saw? - The Good Shepherd ( yea yea..downloaded!!)

15. If you became a multimillionaire overnight, what would you buy?- I will acquire a casino. People come to win money, but loose heavy. So I WIN ALL OF IT!! :P i get more money!! :P

16. Tell me something about you that I dunno!- I keep planning my life , changing it, re-planning it and changing it almost every day!!

17. If you could change one thing about the world, regardless of guilt or politics, what would you do?- I would eradicate child labour. Thats the biggest sin.

18. Do you like to Dance?- Ofcourse, But only when no one' watching!! coz i dance like "chandler" in F.R.I.E.N.D.S

19. Imagine your first child is a girl, what do you call her?- hehe this one i thought wen i was 18 !! ( see how far sighted i am!!) Its going to be "Anandini" (joyful) or "Disha" ( direction).

20. Imagine your first child is a boy, what do you call him?- This is easy. I'll name him Rm Jr!!:P na na.. seriously i like the name "kshitij" ( horizon) and

21. Would you ever consider living abroad? – Hmm... yes yes ..prolly in Switzerland.

22. What do you want GOD to say to you when you reach the pearly gates? – Aa gaya tu yahan pe.ab tak theek thi yeh jagah.. tu ise kharab mat kar!!

So here tag my blog friends!!
Diva
A.S
vikram
Ekta

alritoz!!

nice tag !! hope it was fun!!


cheers!!
rammy

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

My First Tag !!!

Okay Now... Here is My First ever tag!! Tagged by Apni Super Artist A.S Here it goes !!


The rules are thus…
RULE 1
You can only say Guilty or Innocent
RULE 2
You are not allowed to explain anything unless someone messages you and asks!
RULE 3
Copy and paste this into your notes, delete my answers, type in your answers and tag 20 of your friends to answer this.

Asked someone to marry you? Guilty

Ever kissed someone of the same sex? Innocent

Danced on a table in a bar? Innocent

Ever told a lie? Guilty

Had feelings for someone whom you can’t have back? Guilty

Kissed a picture? Guilty

Slept in until 5 PM? Guilty

Fallen asleep at work/school? Guilty

Held a snake? Innocent

Been suspended from school? Guilty

Worked at a fast food restaurant? Innocent

Stolen from a store? Guilty

Been fired from a job? Innocent

Done something you regret? Guilty

Laughed until something you were drinking came out your nose? Guilty

Caught a snowflake on your tongue? Innocent

Kissed in the rain? Guilty

Sat on a roof top? Guilty

Kissed someone you shouldn’t? Innocent

Sang in the shower? Guilty.

Been pushed into a pool with all your clothes on? Guilty

Shaved your head? Guilty

Had a boxing membership? Innocent.

Made a girlfriend/boyfriend cry? Innocent

Been in a band? Guilty

Shot a gun? Innocent

Donated Blood? Guilty

Eaten alligator meat? Innocent

Eaten cheesecake? Guilty

Still love someone you shouldn’t? guilty

Have/had a tattoo? Innocent.

Liked someone, but will never tell who? guilty

Been too honest? guilty

Ruined a surprise? Innocent

Ate in a restaurant and got really bloated that you couldn’t walk afterwards? Guilty.

Erased someone in your friends list? guilty

Dressed in a woman’s clothes (if you’re a guy) or man’s clothes (if you’re a girl)? Innocent

Joined a pageant? Innocent

Been told that you’re handsome or beautiful by someone who totally meant what they said? Guilty

Had communication with your ex? Guilty

Got totally drunk on the night before exam? Innocent.

Got totally angry that you cried so hard? Guilty


hehe!!! Okay Whom do i Tag?? Well any one whoever wants to take it! But specifically
(1) DIVA
(2) Insignia
(3) Gayathri
(4) ekta .

happy tagging!! :)

cheers!!
rammy