Friends,
This is my first blog. I thought I will just share my feelings and thoughts with others. let me introduce myself. I am an engineer, presently working with the Central Govt, India. I started dreaming when I was a child, and still dream a lot. I do fantasise about going on space trip and becoming the first man to land on Mars, Captaining the Indian cricket team playing and winning test series against the Australians in Australia, Inventing a time machine so that I can go ahead and see what happens after 100 years, Finding medicines to fight AIDS and other dangerous diseases........ My list and dreams seems to be endless. I am married and have two children, aged 10 and 8 years. My wife is master graduate and not working presently as I am in such a job that I get transferred every 2-3 years.
I spent my childhood in a kerala village, doing all schooling in a Govt school--which people these days call as 'Chanda school' meaning market school. I don't think that I would have become a great personality, had I been studying in doon school or so. My school has helped me in shaping my thoughts and personality. If I get more time, I intend sharing all these with you. But my primary focus will remain on the daily issues that is happening around.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
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Oh! the child hood at home..that is pulling like a magnet to iron. The whole life acted on me like a hammer on an iron peice. You will remember we both sitting at many blacksmith shops helping them with blowing air. The red spark, the punchent smell of red hot iron sprinkled with water /or dipped in water - which we studied later as annealing. The village life to annealed you and me. We were more heated than by cooling water in that child hood. But sure the blacksmith was our village and you and me were the iron peice. I have no doubts that the school has an effect on me and you. I view it all positive as I have seen a lot of high flying school outputs who fail to understand basic human, their needs, their pains and more. To sum up, if I am asked if I want to re-live those days , my answer is 'yes' and if asked a question where I want the next birth, if there is such a thing, then no doubts, the answer is the same village and every thing same( a little minus of those personal losses which I am still not able to bear with even after 31 years)...
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