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Dear Balu, Very happy that you like the sartorial middle. Privileged to receive a mail every time my middle or story gets published. Here all are fine. Work is a little tight because of the tax season and a couple of new ventures. I shall definitely read your diary and comment. In fact I have been wanting to visit your site. Your diary is now an added attraction. Will do this weekend. Take care of your mother. Wishing her a speedy recovery. have a nice time and a happy weekend. sridhar

Hello Sridhar, Yet another e mail from a reader to record that I relished the middle entitled Sartorial sense published in Deccan Herald yesterday. My wife gets herself well dressed even at home. Me when I go to office I put on fresh things...but at home I like the Kerala fellow you described like dirty clothes and get fired by wife. Hope everything is fine at your end family work and your hobby. Here my mother is not well. She got her leg hit by a motor cyclist and was hospitalised for some time. She now walks with the help of a walker and hopefully she will be better in another one month. I have posted this middle in my blog and dream of collecting Varalotti Rengasamy's middles in the blog too. In this letter I just wanted to link you to my diary where I try to write something. If you can read some of them and comment I will be happy. My diary -- Have a nice time....

The Good and the Bad at the moment! GOOD: It is good that I collect Varalotti Rengasamy's middles. Here is one from Deccan Herald. It speaks about dress code. Sartorial sense By Varalotti Rengasamy Some people are noticed for what they wear and some escape attention on account of their dress. I was travelling in a train. When it reached a busy junction on a cool evening, I saw one of my fellow-passengers in the AC compartment walking on the platform. At first glance he resembled a tea-vendor because of his odd dress. Another passenger carried the oddity to its logical extreme, “Hey, why don’t you bring us some tea?” The passenger was furious and used choicest expletives to reply. The erring passenger retorted, “After all you don’t look like Hrithik Roshan or Salman Khan. And you are dressed like a tea-vendor. Tea-vendors look far better than you. So what’s the big deal?” The offended passenger was shocked into silence. How we dress determines our personality to a great extent. Many

The Good and the Bad at the moment! GOOD: The bike repair cost me Rs.3120/- The gear is in downer position. Kishore will the SrDFM Madam will be DFM BAD:Upakarma did not bring in a happy feeling. After a kad bad I got the RH. Where is the CL card? SEARCH: For search let me have This day in history PICTURE:A picture of pig....I struggled a bit to post this. MOOD:

Welcome to Damaris's Page! This is a very good blog.

The Good and the Bad at the moment! GOOD: Good thing is that I have given the bike for a major engine repair. How much it will cost? I have paid parasuram 1000 bucks now. BAD: Bad is that boss was not there. As usual I have attened proposals and unattened proposals. Nirajanappa was also not there. Bit bore. When will jani be alrright? When will I start getting up early in the morning? SEARCH: For search let me have mygoogle today PICTURE: For picture let me have two Synchronized dance pictures which are very nice:

The Good and the Bad at the moment! GOOD: Answered the blogger survey. Well, how to improve my blogging skill? Have I got skill? ha ha ha ha.