I was tagged by Netha .
Here is the tag...
1.What is your current obsession?
Well...My mobile definitely..
2. What are you wearing today?
Right now t-shirt and 3/4ths.
3. What’s for dinner?
Rice,curry and eggs:)
4. What’s the last thing you bought? A milk shake.
5. What are you listening to right now?
Cheryl Cole-3 words.
6. What do you think about the person who tagged you?
A very good pal of mine,always lifts my spirits....Netha.
7. If you could have a house totally paid for, fully furnished anywhere in the world, where would you like it to be?
Scotland,in the country side,preferably with a farm.
8. What are your must-have pieces for summer?
Lemonade,White shirt, deodorant.
9. If you could go anywhere in the world for the next hour, where would you go?
Scotland.
10. Which language do you want to learn?
Spanish.
11. What’s your favourite quote?
"Miracle is not to fly in air or walk on water but to walk on earth"
12. Who do you want to meet right now? My schoolmates definitely.
13. What is your favourite color?
Black.
14. How long do you spend reading books?
Very less,these days
15. What is your dream job?
Doctor without a doubt
16. What’s your favourite magazine?
Well... not a magazine fan but yeah 'Overdrive' is good..
17. If you had $100 now, what would you spend it on?
Will I guitar for that cash??
18. What do you consider a fashion faux pas?
Fashion faux what???? No idea..
19. Who according to you is the most over-rated style icon?
Kareena Kapoor.
20. What kind of haircut do you prefer? Short
21. What are you going to do after this?
Study human physiology.
22. What are your favorite movies? Manichitrathazhu,Sandesam,etc
23.How many tabs are turned on in your browser right now?
Google account,Bee mp3,Newcastle united...that makes 3
24. What inspires you? The white coat.
25. Give us three styling tips that always work for you:
Don't comb your hair,Always have something around your wrist,avoid gold.
26. What do you do when you “have nothing to wear” (even though your closet’s packed)?
Good Question.
27. Coffee or tea? Coffee.
28. What do you do when you are feeling low or terribly depressed?
Listen to Coldplay songs,it just pumps energy into my blood!!
30. Which other blogs do you love visiting?
My dad's ,My pal Netha's
31. Favorite Dessert/Sweet?
Butterscotch
32. Favorite Season?
Monsoon
33. If I come to your house now, what would u cook for me?
Noodles,I ain't know anything else
34. What is the right way to avoid people who purposefully hurt you?
Ignore them.
35. What are you afraid of the most?
I'm ONLY afraid of my lord.
36:What brings a smile on your face instantly?
A friends call.
37: What is the first thing you do once you have booted your system?
Check my music library.
38:What do you love to do when it is drizzling?
Stare at the coconut trees and enjoy nature.
39:My Question:Animal you wish to feed?
Camel
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 would love to pass on the tag and award to :
1.Sasidharan-My dear dad
2.Sree Vidya-Mt cute sissy
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From the fast cars to the glamorous supermodels and finally to the popping of the champagne bottle cork, you guessed it, it’s the world of F1[Formula 1].
‘Motto: speed up that damn machine until your head starts spinning.’
I feel pity for the followers of F1 whom according to me waste their precious time watching a strange looking car going nuts around a circuit making an offensive noise that almost blows their eardrums.
The modern F1 car is a truly credible machine. It can easily touch speeds up to 350 Km/hr or more and the acceleration is mind-blowing. An average F1 car drinks about 80 liters of fuel in a single pit stop [please bear with me if the statistics are not accurate]. Usually the race length is around 300 odd kilometers and there are about 2-3 pit stops in a full fledged race. And of course we do need fuel for the practice and qualifying sessions. So it’s crystal clear that there is some serious fuel consumption in this business. [My views also extend to other professional races such as moto gp, WRC, NASCAR, etc.]
Lewis Hamilton, the F1 superstar got charged some months back in France and now recently in Australia
So much of havoc is being created just for an adrenaline rush! Waste of fuel, energy and time that’s what I think this business is. I do request readers of this blog to think about the concept of professional racing.
A day will come when the machine will remain thirsty in its pit stop, the dooms day of F1 world!
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The festival means a lot to the villagers. It is meant to bring prosperity and good luck to the village and so, the oracle is considered to be a person through which the mighty goddess conveys her blessings to the people [Oracles are usually associated with temples that worship goddesses].
Anxious people await the oracle to arrive in their houses and bless them. Tension is always in the air when the oracle arrives at the house. He runs around the house maneuvering him through the narrow corridors throwing rice grains. This ritual is believed to purify every corner of the house. Children hide desperately, too afraid of the oracles enthusiasm with the sword in his hand. The long hair, dark skin and bright red clothing with an enterprising sword in his hand make a fearful prospect for the kids. The blessing ceremony is traditionally done by placing the blunt end of the sword on the devotees head, often turns out to be a nightmare for the younger members of the family. This marks the end of the oracles duties, now the family head shows his gratitude by offering the oracle rice grains and money. The oracle is now all set to move on to next house and repeat the rituals.
The oracle finishes blessing the houses by dusk and starts his venture towards the temple along with the local villagers who accompanied him to the houses.
The jingle of bells as he walks on vigorously cuts through the tranquility prevailing in the village. His energy levels now begin to increase in an exponential fashion as he approaches the temple. It reaches its maximum on arrival at the temple. The people greet him with prayers. The deafening sound of instruments and the mystic smell of holy smoke create an atmosphere that sets fire to the dynamite waiting to explode in the oracle and he bursts into dancing and jumping vigorously. A strange energy runs through his blood, he cuts his head time and again and blood pours out like lava overflowing from a volcano. The temple now would have definitely evoked a sense of chaos in a young individual. The oracle continues to dance in the bedlam. Villagers pray with desperation and after several minutes of self-mutilation, the oracle calms down. The people cover his wounds with turmeric powder to check the overwhelming bleeding. The oracle sits exhausted.
The villagers believe God himself incarnated into the oracles body as for he knew no pain when he cut through his head. The oracle was in another world for several minutes, where he had no family, no belongings, no emotions, not even a body of his own. The power of faith in the goddess, the rigid feeling that the goddess will bless the village through him made his soul imbibe an energy that is alien to the world of science.
It has been a long day for the oracle, his deeds done, mission accomplished. Now he walks back carrying his humble share of rice grains and money through the murky night to his home, where his family awaits for his selfless soul.
It has been a long day for the oracle, his deeds done, mission accomplished. Now he walks back carrying his humble share of rice grains and money through the murky night to his home, where his family awaits for his selfless soul.
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The great forests of Ranathambor and Sundarbans which once flourished with mighty tigers now run dry,Illegal hunting and poaching has paved way to a remarkable decrease in the number of tigers.
Man is expanding his niches to the dark forests due to lack of room for himself and his family,the incereased proximity between humans and the wild is resulting in unwanted encounters with the tigers.A single taste of human flesh turn many tigers into maneaters,and when they are on prowl,danger lurks,the local residents in the mangrove forests of Sundarbans often face tiger attacks,hence the beast turns as an unforgiving enemy for them.The villagers show no mercy in beating the tigers to death that come too close for comfort.
What we are going to lose is our national animal,the grandeaur and endurance of a tiger is unmatchable and its virtues has continued to inspire people for centuries.Tigers are also a part of our heritage and culture.
There are just over a thousand tigers left in the wild,The fate of Tigers is in our hands,If we can raise our voices against poaching and the injustice they are facing,we can certainly help the future generations appreciate one of the great manifestation of nature.So lets join our hands and work for the cause,SAVE OUR TIGERS!!
