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Personally, I don't think I am a person of astronomical consequences. But, someday I want my life to be like what Jim Morrison said :
I see my self as a huge fiery comet, a shooting star.
Everyone stops, points up and gasps "Oh look at that!"
Then- whoosh, and I am gone....and they will never see any thing like it ever again....
and they wont be able to forget me- ever.
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29 September, 2007

Death.......does it affect us anymore???




Death.....its not that easy on the family of the dead.I remember the day my grand mom died. I loved her a lot and I know she loved me a lot too. She was gem of a person, a great cricket fan, an ideal grand parent. She used to tell stories, sing songs, make braids, and comment over the models on ftv. Everyday she, in a typical malayali attire with her socks and sports shoes, hit the walking track. Out of curiosity and fascination people from the complex used to come and enquire about her. She's the reason behind so many complex friends.

wild.......

hmmmm.......what can i say about this one.....got inspired after seeing bhakti work on trees, bushes and nature. Too wanted to try out one myself..........njoyed a lot..

15 September, 2007

Saturday, 3:00 - 5:00

Some of these are made while trying out the features of corel and photoshop.....while others with some theme in mind.


08 September, 2007

Do we respect our lives???

When we are born, we are ignorant of the world and its maya. We are introduced to our wonderful life by our parents- our guardian angels. They have been through with us during our age of ignorance and innocence. i am sure as kids each of us have embarrassed our parents in public through our tantrums! Of course we were young then and were not aware what its like to be in their position. In spite of this they love us from the bottom of their hearts. And all through the years our parents support us...our life. They feed us, nurture us, take care of our needs, guide us to have a wise outlook towards life, never asking us any questions or expecting a reward in return for love and respect. Having done it all and seen it all we can expect a lot from our youth but they are failing in their duties.

Few years ago I had a chance of visiting an old age home.