What is Your Brain Actually Good At?

[renuka]

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Dear Krish Sir,

Do you know how difficult it is to be a down to earth person. In fact many women do NOT possess this quality!

See the meaning of down to earth:

adjective - with no illusions or pretensions; practical and realistic.


Many women tend to pretend as if they are only beautiful, intelligent, efficient and so on........

They have more ego (hidden sometimes) than men. They wish to boast and brag about their assets.

Mostly, it is the mother of the groom, who decides the way her son's wedding should be celebrated.

Hence lot of money goes waste.

When our sambandhi mAmA asked us which artist they should arrange for reception, I immediately vetoed that idea and

requested him to organize only for channel music to be played at low volume. What is the use of bringing some artists,

make them sing, with blasting speakers and people around shouting at the top of their voice, to overcome the high decibel

level of music? Then that mAmA commented, 'I am happy that you are a down to earth person!' :thumb:

P.S: I am not bragging here! It is a fact!!

Dear RR ji,

Actually I am waiting for the day Hindu weddings play no music at all.

One thing I cant stand about Hindu weddings is the jarring music especially the Nadaswaram.

I wonder why we Hindus like to over excite the senses to deafening levels.

Then on the other hand is the playing of slow monotonous music of the funeral kind in airports!LOL

One should land in Banglaore Airport..hearing the music play in the background makes you wonder which plane crashed!


The next time I get held up by any immigration officer I am going to ask them "why cant you guys play non funeral music?"

I think I am going to ask them that the next time cos each time the questions I face by the immigration are becoming increasingly irritating.

This time one guy asked me where I was planning to go in India.

So I told him where and he asked me "what is the distance in Km the place that you intend to go?"

Then he asked me "how long does it take to reach there by car"

After answering all his answers..then he asked me 'what are you planning to do when you reach there...name me some shops and hotels there"

Then he also asked "What do you work as back in Msia?"



Its getting sickening to answer all these questions when you see people in the next line who do not even get asked 1 single question by immigration!

 

[Raji Ram]

Dear Renu,

May be that officer wanted to talk to you and see you for more time! :blah:

Glam maams have this problem!! :lol:

 

[renuka]

Dear Renu,

May be that officer wanted to talk to you and see you for more time! :blah:

Glam maams have this problem!! :lol:

Dear RR ji,

I dont think its anything to do with glam.I landed in India almost close to midnight..looking more like a ghost!

I guess some of us do not have the luck to escape immigration questions.

A medical student was seated next to me and she told me in her last flight from Blore to Msia she had some problem with the letter given by the Superintendent's office from Manipal which is given to all foreign students studying in India.

She was only given the photocopy and not the original and she told me that the immigration officer started accusing loudly her of being a terrorist and did not allow her in the flight.

So she had to miss her flight and go back to Manipal and get an original letter from the SP's office.

The immigration officer refused to listen to her pleas saying to call up her college to speak to her principal that she is a student and not a terrorist.

She said she did not mind if he wanted to follow rules but he need not accuse her of being a terrorist.

So RR ji...I dont think its all glam..may be some of us have potential terrorists faces!LOL

 

[krish44]

renukaji
my son in law from singapore with a beard is often mistaken for a terrorist by immigration fellows and ends up getting extra attention.

my daughter teases him about that

your friend is not alone as far as treatment by indian authorities are concerned. they are the most callous fellows

in your case of course , I think RRji is closer to the mark as she has seen your photos.lol

 

[renuka]

Dear Krish ji,

This time in India(Blore) there was this cunning auto guy who refused to switch on his meter.

I spoke to him in Tamil hoping he would know Tamil and he did know Tamil.

I told him to on the meter but he said this instead "Akka..if I on the meter the charges will be more for you..so I am actually giving you a discount by not switching on the meter"

So I played along and said "Brother..why do you want to pay earn less when I am willing to pay you more..so switch on the meter and let me pay you more"

He was caught and did not know what to say but then he quickly said 'No Akka I cant charge you more so I wont on the meter..I dont mind earning less"

I knew that guy was indeed over charging me but what a dialogue!LOL

 

[Raji Ram]

That auto guy seems to be very smart, Renu! When we visited Bangalore last time, two guys charged 'meter mElE 20 rupees!'
I think they learn from Sing. Chennai brothers! Here most of the auto guys ask for 'meter mElE --- rupees' opcorn:

 

[krish44]

mumbai is one place where auto fellows go by the meter and overcharge rarely

in delhi when you ask them to turn on the meter , they remember they have another appointment and drive off

the overcharging increases as soon it is evening and a bit dark

most have their own vehicle or take the metro . auto is used as a feeder and to transact the last mile problem