take time to smell the roses…
Sunday, October 29th, 2006PA280042 Originally uploaded by common man. …but take care as roses might have thorns… and spiders as well…
(re)discovers nature…
PA280042 Originally uploaded by common man. …but take care as roses might have thorns… and spiders as well…
Though many friends have encouraged me to keep writing, I doubt how many people regularly read this site. Anyway assuming that there might be some, you might’ve noticed the slow updates to this site so I’m giving an explanation…
Recently I came across an article about a Police Inspector, who had received quite a few medals in his name from his office, had a family – wife and kids, and a nice big house. All signs of what we conventionally consider as success. The article said that after some altercation with his wife, he’d […]
baNNa… nanna olavina baNNa! Originally uploaded by common man. There’s a lovely Kannada song “ille swarga ille naraka, berenilla suLLu” (right here is heaven, right here is hell, anything else is a lie) …and one can really experience that in Malleswaram 8th Cross esp during any festival season.
DSC01449 Originally uploaded by Prashanth Reddy. There was a folk dance festival in Bangalore and though I missed the event, I’m glad I didn’t miss these brilliant photos by Prashanth Reddy (thanks to Veena for this link! 🙂 )
(Btw a simply brilliant observation from a forwarded email long ago:We can see RAM in Ramzan, and ALI in Diwali). So wishing everyone a happy Ramzan as well! 🙂 An underlying theme on Deepawali is the second line of the Vedic hymn… Om Asatoma Sadhgamaya Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya Mrityoma Amritamgamaya that says “Lead us from […]
yoga: baddha koNaasana (butterfly pose) Originally uploaded by common man. It was inspiring to see so many people doing yoga in Lalbagh, esp a really really old man who was hardly able to walk, still doing sit-ups holding on too a rail… (what spirit!!) …and taking a long walk (we kept bumping into him again […]
feathered conference Originally uploaded by common man. Of course its not really possible to see them with this image resolution, or without a binoculars if you were actually at that place… but just take a guess… The following image has a closeup that makes it easier to count 8)
pelican-facetoface Originally uploaded by common man. [placeholder post]
PA140030 Originally uploaded by common man. This phenomenal event where a huge ball of fire rises across the horizon occurs at around 6 every morning… 😉