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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Innocence at this peak!!


My niece is the cutest lil angel in this world. We both share a lot of similarities.Whenever my dad used to get a doll or stuff toy I name it and play calling its name and make it as yet another family member. And that habit has transferred to my kutty also. Whenever I get her a new doll, first question from her will be “Pavi what shall we name her?” Then we get into a deep discussion session of choosing and ruling out. It would be fun do to this because even I enjoy doing it.

Some of our friends at home are Cadbury (A big bunny), Daisy (A deer), Dora (of course Dora herself), Dolly (A cute gurly doll), Dhoni (A smart boy doll), Snowie (A white Teddy) and many more. And to join in this bandwagon is Simba (the Lion). We used fight on whose name wins the poll and finally settle down on it. So I think this makes it clear that we spend quality time on this important occasion of “name keeping ceremony”!



She was playing with the new arrival Simba. It looked more of violence than a child play. She was sitting on top the lion and kind of hitting it. I was quiet angry and asked her what she was doing. She said, “When ever you call him (the lion), you call it as ‘Simba the lion king”. I do not like it. I do not like him to be your king, I should only be your king, queen and all”. (Oh, you sweet darling!!)


I told, “Oh sweetie, you are only my angel always. But do not stamp like this over the doll. It will hurt the simba da”. I continued, “See it is Rs.400 toy dear so don’t play like this” (This is to ascertain the value of money). She asked, Oh, it is very costly huh?” I said, “Yes dear, of course!” She was silently thinking to herself and asked me, “Where does it come Pavi?”

OMG.. Is she asking me about the origin of fur? (I myself do not know the answer!) Is she asking me the history of lion? (Oh, I am bad at history Varshu). But I cannot tell her all these things because I am supposed to a “Know-All Friend”.

So I asked her to re-confirm the question, “Which one are you are asking about?”

She said, “This 400... Does it come in A, B, C, D or 1, 2, 3, 4…??

Ohhhh.. What a sweetie pie you are..? I just hugged her loving the innocence…!!

Monday, February 8, 2010

A hard hit lesson...!!

There was some severe problem with my windows 7 for past a week... And because of that i had to hear all sort of scolds from my dad... So I called up my brother who was the one who installed this in our system. (This brother is actually much younger than me. This is for records ;)).

He came yesterday, checked out a few things, questioned me few things which i never even understood what he was trying to ask? But later only I understood that all this problem was because of me.. I had clicked on some pop up window asking for some "update".. that is when this problem arose.. By interrogation my cousin found out this info and finally told the diagnosis that the OS has to be "RE-INSTALLED"....!! (This means my laptop has to be re-born)

I feared so much to convey this to my dad because the last time when i updated from XP to Windows 7, the MS office was gone. We downloaded it again but in vain, because my dad uses only Outlook and doesn't have any other mail id's.. When we installed a new MS Office all his old "official mails" were gone with the old Outlook.. Once again because of my mistake since i did not keep any back up. So when my brother said the dreaded word of "re-installing".. I Literally feared thinking on the consequences. But he told there was no other way than to re-install and asked me to have back up of what ever I required unlike last time.

He said he will turn up the next day meanwhile asked me to keep the back ups ready. Day dawned and went on as well. Evening had also started to show it's face but i never even initiated to keep back ups (Though i sat on the computer for other works). It wasn't that i forgot either. I remembered but dint wanna do it. Not 'cos of laziness but 'cos of apprehension that I might go wrong and that would be an insult for my brother who thought me how to do it. (It could also be taken as not willing to take up risk and responsibility on my shoulders). I knew that the first thing my brother will ask will be about the back ups for which i decided to answer the truth. "No, I didn't do it since i didn't know how to do this"?

But suddenly something dawned from some other side of the head and struck me hard. "Haven't I heard this dialogue somewhere else?" Yeah, I have. I used to take tuitions for my younger brother, especially maths and science tuitions since he was poor in it. (It doesn't me i'm too good in it, it is just because he very young and i knew that i could cope up for that class). At the end of each class, after revising the whole portions I would give him some sums to work out at home so that I understand that he understands the concept. But invariably he turns up next day without doing it. But it wasn't that he did not understand it because he could do the same sums without any help when I'm beside him. I used to scold him, tell him softly and tried all methods but he never did those sums alone. Once i asked him patiently what was his problem? That is when he said the truth, "I do not have the confidence to do it alone. I fear i might go wrong somewhere and that would hurt you because you are one who is teaching me. That would be like insulting you if I haven't understood it properly" I was dumbstruck for few minutes. He was hardly a 12-13 years old boy and never assumed he was so mature enough. But hold on, what does this have to do with my story now? Bingo, It was the same reason i also did not initiate to keep the back up. Thoughts of the advice I gave him was flooding inside me.

It struck me hard that I was also doing the same mistake which my younger brother was doing. I remember advising him, "try doing new things, then only you'll understand yourself better. Take risks, that will mold you better". But I failed doing it myself. I felt ashamed. I had been yet another example of just words and not action. I felt sorry for my li'l bro. There were some thousand emotions running inside me in that second. IT IS DEF"NY A HARD LEARNED LESSON. I promised to myself of never repeating it again. Never advise something which I myself do not do. Not to advise anyone until I cultivate it. (Sounds good na?)

P.S: For those who wanted to know what happened next. Did i then initiate to back-ups?
Here it goes... Of course I did not.... ;) ;) But it was because my another cousin told there was another way to resolve this and need not re-install it again. I smiled to myself.
I was relieved (for 2 reasons) ;) ;) Yippeeeeeeeee....!!

Saturday, February 6, 2010

He and She Snippets

(You would be finding this He and She Snippets regularly hereafter. This He and She can be anyone i come across. It can be my parents, my sis and her husband, my aunt and uncle, my grandparents, my friends parents or even your parents. ;) it talks about all interesting small witty chats between them.)

HE: Wow.. Smells Good.. what is that you are making??
SHE: It is a special rasam which i read in the internet...!! :)
HE: Oh.., It is great to hear that you find time to visit recipe sites from your usual other "very important sites"...!! ;0)
SHE: Enough.. Now pls switch off the stove when it starts to boil well while i'll change my dress and we'll sit together to eat...!

While serving for him,..................................................!!

SHE: How does the rasam taste? Good na?
HE: Yeah, But a little salty dear!!
SHE: Uhhh.. how come, but I added in right quantity only...!
HE: Oh.. I also added some thinking you would have forgotten as usual....!!
SHE: ###$$$###$$$$!!!