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Science Exhibition, 1965
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Hitchhiker
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I recently finished reading Vinod Joseph's first novel, Hitchhiker , published by Books for Change, Bangalore. Its protagonist is Ebene...
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A Prison Evening
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I was looking for a transliteration of an Urdu poem by Faiz Ahmed Faiz, and found it; but then I found this also, and it was amazingly beaut...
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In Mahabalipuram
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The sand under our feet - me and my friend P - as we walked toward the shore temple. Fishing boats drawn up on the beach. One or two tradi...
A Saffron Umbrella
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I was feeling aimless, discontented. I was babbling. I said, "I need a designer. I need a personal trainer. I need a guru. I need ...
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[my remarks] "out of proportion blow kiya hai " Hema Malini said this, trying damage control after saying that North Indians who h...
Christmas Eve and MGR
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Here's something different: an MGR fan-blog . MGR, an extremely popular filmstar and then politician, died on Christmas Eve, 1987. I f...
Flying
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We flew from Chennai to Coimbatore. Most of Tamil Nadu is red and flat; then giant rocks or very small mountains rise suddenly from the pla...
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burnblue.com sketchbook : From November 15, 2004 to June 8, 2005 I travelled through many countries, read 34 books, got sick 3 times, got ro...
Heatiness
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My brother-in-law sent us an email, purporting to have been written by a doctor in Mumbai - one of those emails which gets forwarded from on...
A Day of Death
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It’s All Soul’s Day today – for Roman Catholics, at least; not for my cook, Mary, who’s evangelical. I drove past the Quibble Island Cemete...
NaNoWriMo 2006
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Getting ready for NaNoWriMo , I have gleaned a couple of references to free programs / gizmos for writers. There are lots more, which you c...
Lightning
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A terrific thunderstorm last night. I saw a bright flash, as if a light bulb had exploded, and glass flying and clinking on the floor. A w...
Still Here
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I’ve been so down about the image-less state of this blog – and by extension, the fragility and futility of the world, etc. etc., that I was...
Coconuts and Poochis 2
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Back in March I wrote about how we had applied a medicinal poultice to the crowns of our three coconut trees, because insects were spoiling...
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Two French students by Ramesh Gandhi
An Elephant Crackup
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There's a fascinating / scary / terribly sad article in today's New York Times magazine: An Elephant Crackup? It is primarily abo...
Several Things
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It's fever season. We always have malaria and typhoid, to greater or lesser degrees; this year we have chikungunya. I'd never hear...
For Once, Then, Something
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I suddenly wanted to read poems by Robert Frost. I had read him in high school, then did not for many years. I found this poem, which I ha...
Good News and Bad News
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Regarding my recent disappearance from the airwaves, Blogger has sent me this note: I have some good news and bad news for you. The good new...
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