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Monthly Archives: March 2012
EFFECTIVENESS IN GOING GREEN
I really was flummoxed about bringing something effective to this bouncer of a topic. (A bouncer in cricket terms is is a type of ball delivery, usually bowled by a fast bowler. It is pitched short so that it bounces … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Friday Three On One blog, Wellness and health
Tagged A to Z, change bulb, green, recycle, three R's
7 Comments
The Complex Indian Art of Saying No and Addressing People
Welcome to the Friday Loose Bloggers Consortium where Akanksha, Anu, Ashok, Conrad, Delirious, Gaelikaa, Grannymar, Magpie11, Nema, Noor, Ordinary Joe, Paul, Maria the Silver Fox, Rummuser , Will Knott, and I write on the same topic. Please do visit the linked blogs … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Three On One blog, Society
Tagged caste name, community name, first name., names, no, surname, village name
11 Comments
P Orr and Sons
P Orr and Sons has been in the news in Chennai for thev past fortnight or so. They have a heritage building on the arterial road of the city where metro rail work is underway. The heritage building has been … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Environment, Society
Tagged Chennai metro, heritage building, Manickam Ramaswami, P Orr & Sons, P Orr and Sons, plaque, watches
4 Comments
Hobbies
Hobbies have always been a secondary activity, a spare-time recreational pursuit. They were practiced for interest and enjoyment, rather than financial reward. Activities like collecting, creative and artistic pursuits, making things and sports lead to acquiring skill, knowledge, and experience. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Friday Three On One blog, Wellness and health
Tagged blogging, Computer games, cooking, crosswords, gardening, hobbies, watching birds
9 Comments
GETTING LOST
Welcome to the Friday Loose Bloggers Consortium where Akanksha, Anu, Ashok, Conrad, Delirious, Gaelikaa, Grannymar, Magpie11, Nema, Noor, Ordinary Joe, Paul, Maria the Silver Fox, Rummuser , Will Knott, and I write on the same topic. Please do visit the linked blogs … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Three On One blog, Life skills, Wellness and health
Tagged Mauritius, nanny, police, small country, station
7 Comments
Women’s day
International Women’s Day (IWD) is observed on March 8 every year. The IWD is celebrated as the first day of the spring season. It is a major day of global celebration for the economic, political and social achievements of women. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Society, Women
Tagged economic independence, plight of women, Women's day
4 Comments
From Internet: God and the Tea Shop
A tale reflecting the character & high values of the brave men guarding the nation… THE TEA SHOP…….. They were on their way to the post where they would be deployed for next three months. The batch being relieved, was … Continue reading
Posted in Life skills, Society
Tagged climb, lock, medicines, old man, tea shop, terrorists, treacherous
3 Comments
OUT OF BOOK SOLUTIONS
Many people, in this era of the IPads, Tablets and Kindles, love the feel of paper and print in their hands. There are also those who experience withdrawal symptoms if they do not have a book to read. In fact … Continue reading
Posted in Life skills, Society
Tagged books, expert advice books, open book, reading, self-help
3 Comments
Fishes of the sea….
Magpie and the fishes of the sea….Well! A bird had to talk about fish……sadly I am a vegetarian and even in the days that I used to eat non-vegetarian food, many many decades ago, I never liked fish. I am … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Friday Three On One blog, Wellness and health
Tagged aquarium, Blue Marlin, fish, Japanese Tea Garden, Monterey Bay
16 Comments
URBAN SHOTS: CROSSWORDS
The recurring character in most of the stories in this anthology is the train. If you have had anything to do with Mumbai, then you will be familiar with the recurring metaphor of this city—the suburban trains and the teeming, … Continue reading