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By: tag 15 - secrets « tunneling thru’

tag 15 - secrets « tunneling thru’ — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:07:58 +0000

[...] 18, 2008 tag 15 - secrets Posted by rads under fun, people, tag Lekhni tagged me with this “list 10 secrets about yourself“. I read hers and a few others and it was?pretty much?writing about oneself. Secretive or [...]

By: Shhh… its a secret, nay 10 secrets | Lemon and Chillies

Shhh… its a secret, nay 10 secrets | Lemon and Chillies — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 04:33:14 +0000

[...] Lekhni tagged me (why me, I say) to reveal 10 secrets about me. Well, if they are secrets, aren’t they supposed to remain, err, secret??? No says Lekhni and dares me to come clean. [...]

By: usha

usha — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 03:54:32 +0000

. very nicely written. will do soon although I have nothing so interesting to reveal.

By: lekhni

lekhni — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 15:59:37 +0000

chennairamblings: Ten cups of coffee? That seems like a lot! Although, this report in NewScientist suggests you may be drastically reducing your risk for heart disease! So don’t blame your mum, maybe you should thank her

Adithya: It’s the second best thing in the world for the talker, right? Not for the listener I also wonder, what’s the best thing then? And what are the first and second best things for the listener?

By: Adithya

Adithya — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 14:39:25 +0000

I can so relate on that coffee thingy. I am the only one finishing up the tea bags in the kitchen here. And whenever I go, the coffee jar is empty!

Good Listener? Remember Karla Saaranen saying, ” Being listened to, is the second best thing in the world.”

By: chennairamblings

chennairamblings — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 04:42:02 +0000

Ah, I almost envy you your languages, could never pick them up inspite of living at a certain place for more than three years.
So I stick to English and Tamil most of the time.
And you don’t like coffee? *Sniff*
I can’t go by without my ten cups a day (blame it on my mum)

By: lekhni

lekhni — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:09:45 +0000

kima: That’s true, at least in South India, they do have tea everywhere. Why is the world divided into coffee and tea places? Much worse than Windows and Apple, or IE and Firefox.

A Cynic in Wonderland: Wow, I see we have a lot in common! I guess that also includes the inability to stay away from blogs (ours and others) despite sprained thumbs Take care!

BlueMist: I love listening to others’ stories, so I have no problem there. What I dread much more is the part when they decide that I should also start disclosing all about myself just because they did!

By: BlueMist

BlueMist — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:15:17 +0000

Lekhni
Thank you so much. it was sweet of you to take up this tag despite of the fact that you don’t like writing abt yourself.
I can relate to 2,8,10. I also land up many times listening to family stories of people whom I may not meet again in life I keep on wondering what makes them to share these things.

By: A Cynic in Wonderland

A Cynic in Wonderland — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:48:10 +0000

guilty of everything except 5,6 and 9. unless you call pune a suburb, in which case guilty of 5 as well. and i have a sprained wrist and thumb which is green technically speaking, so guilty of that as well. hmmmmmmmm… did u float around in kumbh mela en route to himalayas by any chance?

By: Kima

Kima — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 08:05:47 +0000

8. I don?t drink coffee. This makes me a minority in a country of coffee drinkers, and like all minorities, I am discriminated against.

Hah! I am a coffee drinker, but only because I was brought up in TN, and whenever I go back home to the northeast especially Mizoram, I face the same discrimination over there because everybody drinks only tea.

By the way, even in Delhi, it was really difficult finding a roadside wallah that sells coffee, unlike in the South.