Posted in work on July 24, 2002 | No Comments »
Hi dears, So soon it is Wednesday. Shit! I am sick of the way the days fly past. If you are taking offence at my using four letter words, just quit. I am really really in a pessimistic mood tonight and I need some real help. Anyway, what do I do? Just sit and cry [...]
Posted in computer on July 22, 2002 | No Comments »
Hi darlings,
Know what makes me so bouncy today? Well, it is because of Benjamin. He is so sweet and good that I am wondering how wonderful the world will be if there are more people like him in this world. It is going to be really splendid, near utopia. In case you didn’t know Benjamin [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on July 21, 2002 | No Comments »
Hi munchkins.
Imagine the only girl in the whole world who is stupid enough to sit and keep typing and working while the rest of the world enjoys. My world sucks.
Anyway let me make a recap of what I did these three days. Well, I could manage to send the review on July 19 at 1:42 [...]
Posted in caste, writing, tagged Bama on July 18, 2002 | No Comments »
Magnificent Deadline, particularly if you are part of The Dalit. Well, today I must be getting an awful lot of mail, and worse I know this is going to be one of those days when I am going to get so tired tired typing… Anyway, here is my to-do list.
1. Type out a good 1500 [...]
Posted in dalit, dalit christians, feminism, younger sister, tagged Sati, Mark Tully, macho, Roop Kanwar on July 9, 2002 | No Comments »
Just finished reading Mark Tully’s book ‘No Full Stops in India’. The fellow seems to be literally another Naipaul. Saying things like caste is some kind of a kinship unit, and a succor-provider. Ha, Ha Mark — wish you were born here. Well, and through the entire reading I had to bear his calling the [...]
Posted in blogging, editing, personality, writing on July 6, 2002 | No Comments »
I knew I was horribly late but never imagined I would let so five days to go by without even writing a single line of the diary. Well, I thought let me discontinue, but then that is so stupid, ain’t it. Quitting something just because you don’t find the time to do it regularly. I [...]
Posted in caste, poetry, reading, women, writing, tagged A. K. Ramanujan, Louis Dumont, Mark Tully on July 4, 2002 | No Comments »
I am too sleepy to write anything coherent. So here I am listing out the books I am currently reading. Will come back to ya later real soon.
Interrogating Caste by Dipanker Gupta
Hinduism and the Religious Arts by Heather Elgood
Modern Indian Poetry in English: a Writer’s Workshop Publication
The Poetry of the Negro (an anthology)
Butler English: Form and Function
A [...]
Posted in Srilankan Tamil, blogging, migration, pets, refugee on July 1, 2002 | No Comments »
I started today morning by checking mail, and I also had a really entertaining chat with one of my friends from Sri Lanka who is currently in Canada. She was cool, she checked my site, and wow she was convinced enough to start her own online journal. Yaar, I really feel my influence does rub [...]
