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WOW! One MORE ambidextrous person in the forum! :happy:
I told you they can't be far away from the forum. :nono:
Eyes down to the remaining two brothers of Arjun!!! :)

I was born as a left hander.. In younger days because of coercion by parents I started using right hand for writting, eating, giving, taking etc.. but I depends upon my left hand mostly for all other activities ..In sports I can use my left hand for batting and right hand for bowling.. similarly both hands used on different sports...

Now how I will be called ? ..

"both sides of brain working very fine." This is not correct as most of my associates will vouch I don't have anything by such name ..

TVK

 
Wow!!! Are you so tall with extra long arms or is she so thin??? :shocked:
Added advantage... you can hug two persons at the same time!!! :dancing:
To hug some of the spouses I know, one WILL need more than two hands! :rolleyes:

Sowbagyavathy VR, Greetings.

I may have an extra long arm! I can hug her with hand ( with room to spare too!).

Cheers!
 
Wow!!! Are you so tall with extra long arms or is she so thin??? :shocked:
Added advantage... you can hug two persons at the same time!!! :dancing:
To hug some of the spouses I know, one WILL need more than two hands! :rolleyes:

Sowbagyavathy VR,

Hug two persons at the same time! :scared: I will be skinned alive, salt water thrown after skinng!:scared: No, thanks!
 
Manners

Fine manners need the support of
fine manners in others. :peace:
Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Bad habits corrupt good manners. :heh:
Bhartrihari.

By manners I do not mean good morals but
behavior and good breeding. :thumb:
Joseph Addison.
 
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Minus their make-up an before the beautifying surgery they werw no better than the-girl-next-door!
 

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Originally Posted by S.Ramanathan
Dear Renu,

I have never heard of japtap swamiji. Sai lives on through him and many more devotees like you.






I wrongly spelled his name..His name is Jagtap Swamiji.

As far as I know he is a Maharashtrian who does free healing sessions.
Here are his details.

A true simple person who is doing seva for everyone...click on the OM SAI RAM link below.

OM SAI RAM
 
I ONLY said two person and NOT to wives!!! :becky:
You can hug your wife and also your daughter/son! :grouphug:

Sowbagyavathy VR,

Need both my arms to hug my son; he is a big bloke. I only lightly hug my daughter with both my arms , not too often anyway. One arm hugging is rather getting the other person moulded to me..... so, can be done to only one person ( if I value my skin, that is!)

Cheers!
 
............. All of them were the traditionally prepared items except the ' kaamura' mixture. .........
The spelling 'kaamura' made me :confused:

I think, lack of sleep makes you post with quite a few typos. At times smileys are missed by a typo / ; instead of : !

P. S: 'காமுர' மிக்ஸ்சர், காமுற வைக்குமோ என்று பயந்தேன்! :fear:
 
I have the complete freedom to cut down on two things...
my sleep and my food. Nothing else can be touched!!!

Kaamura is also applicable since everybody loves mixture.

When we can imagine non existing letters and read a post
we can also go from these words to their smileys. :)

Today was a horrible day proving that when things go wrong
they ALL decide to go wrong on the same day.

The shower head got stuck up!

The big kutty bumped her head in her school!!

The little kutty cried until he turned pink and purple
as he won't take the feeding bottle and
became hungry and sleepy in addition to
developing temperature after the second dose of vaccination.
His mom had classes from 9-30 A.M. to 1 P.M.

The door hinge broke and will be replace tomorrow.

An unforgettable Friday! Whew!
 
The Avvaiyars (Tamil: ஔவையார்) "respectable women" was the title of more than one poet who was active during different periods of Tamil literature. The Avvaiyar were some of the most famous and important female poets of the Tamil canon. Abithana Chintamani states that there were three female poets titled Avvaiyar.
Among them, Avvaiyar I lived during the
Sangam period (c. 1st and 2nd century CE) and had cordial relation with the Tamil chieftains Paari and Athiyaman. She wrote 59 poems in the Puṟanāṉūṟu.

Avvaiyar II lived during the period of
Kambar and Ottakoothar during the reign of the Chola dynasty in the 13th century. She is often imagined as an old and intelligent lady by Tamil people. She wrote many of the poems that remain very popular even now and are inculcated in school textbooks in Tamil Nadu. These books include a list of dos and don'ts, useful for daily life, arranged in simple and short sentences.

There is a very famous legend that is associated with
Auvaiyar (also Auvayar) (Tamil: ஔவையார்), a prominent female poets/ethicist/political activist of Sangam period (Tamil literature), and Naaval Pazham (Jambu) in Tamil Nadu.

Auvaiyar, believing to have achieved everything that is to be achieved, is said to have been pondering her retirement from
Tamil literary work while resting under Naaval Pazham tree. But she is met with and was wittily jousted by a disguised Lord Murugan (regarded as one of the guardian deities of Tamil language), who later revealed himself and made her realize that there was still a lot more to be done and learnt.

Following this awakening, Auvaiyar is believed to have undertaken a fresh set of literary works, targeted at children. These works, even after a millennium, are often among the very first literature that children are exposed to in Tamil Nadu schools.


Courtesy Wikipedia
 
The following quotes from Aathichoodi illustrate the simplicity of her style and profoundness of the messages:
Uyir Ezhuthuஆத்திசூடிEnglish translation
அறம் செய விரும்புDesire the righteous deeds
ஆறுவது சினம்Anger is to be controlled
இயல்வது கரவேல்Help others in ways you can
ஈவது விலக்கேல்Never refrain from charity (Always be charitable)
உடையது விளம்பேல்Do not boast about what you have
ஊக்கமது கைவிடேல்Do not give up hope/effort
எண் எழுத்து இகழேல்Respect learning
ஏற்பது இகழ்ச்சிAccepting alms (begging) is despicable
ஐயமிட்டு உண்Before you eat, share your food with the needy
ஒப்புர வொழுகுAct virtuously
ஓதுவது ஒழியேல்Do not give up learning
ஒளஒளவியம் பேசேல்Do not talk bad about others
அஃகஞ் சுருக்கேல்Never cheat on grains (Food)
 
கற்றது கைமண் அளவு, கல்லாதது உலகளவு (ஔவையார்)-Alternatively "Known is a drop, unknown is an Ocean". (Source: Avvaiyar)

"Thol Ulagil Nallaar Oruvar Ularael Avar Poruttu Ellarkum Peiyum Mazhai" - The rain falls on behalf of the virtuous, benefitting everyone in the world.
"Nandri Oruvarukku Seithakkal An Nandri Endru tharum kol ena vaenda nindru Thalara valar thengu Thaalunda Neerai Thalaiyaalae Thaan Tharuthalal" -Dont wait for a return benefit as to when a good deed done will pay back, but be just like that tall and erect coconut tree that drank water from its feet gives the benefit of giving that sweet water by its head."
Her quote "Katrathu Kai Mann Alavu, Kallathathu Ulagalavu" has been translated as "What you have learned is a mere handful; What you haven't learned is the size of the world" and exhibited at NASA.[SUP][5][/SUP] Her famous works include:

Courtesy Wikipedia
 
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