A Tam Barm in delhi

[v arun kumar]

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Hello every one,

I introduce myself as a tam bram in delhi, penning my first post here. yet to fully become familiar with the lay out of this forum, hope to be in its grip soon.

i do meddle with words, and write a bit, naive and grammatically incorrect may be but my stories depict the experiences of growing up in delhi as a Tam Bram.

would love to have your feed back, this is a series of short stories that i propose to write on the travials of a middle class family in delhi, just completed two episodes, you can expect more to come (with your blessings of course)

here is the address of course you need to add www to it
kuchalambasdiary.blogspot.in/

 

[v arun kumar]

no one saying Hi to poor me :whoo:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

no one saying Hi to poor me :whoo:

I want to say more than" Hi!"

:welcome: back dear friend!

I know a good "story teller" when I see one!

Does this make you feel any better???

 

[v arun kumar]

thank you, thank you thank u velly much

 

[v arun kumar]

wonder whether u had the misfortune of reading the story in the link above too

 

[Haridasa Siva]

Hello every one,

i do meddle with words, /

We can see it from the title of the thread. It reads Tam Barm in delhi.

Hi and welcome. Please post your stories here.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Not yet! I am velly hard pressed for time
Shall try to read soon and 'get back' to you.

wonder whether u had the misfortune of reading the story in the link above too

 

[v arun kumar]

We can see it from the title of the thread. It reads Tam Barm in delhi.

Hi and welcome. Please post your stories here.

Oops what a tight slap

well that one is explained by my muddling, not my meddling, (thanks to the phone which i use for posting

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Are you NOT asking too much Mr. Siva, when you expect

stories to be posted through a PHONE???

Think of the number of possible

muddling and meddling in a long post!:shocked:

Oops what a tight slap

well that one is explained by my muddling, not my meddling, (thanks to the phone which i use for posting

 

[Raji Ram]

Hi Arun,

Why don't you start posting your blogs in the literature section. Many of us are toooo lazy to browse and read blogs.

Starting a new thread will help you to get more views from the forum members. Just a suggestion.

FYI, since you are new to this forum.... Smt. VR is my elder sister.

Best wishes,
Smt. Raji Ram

 

[Raji Ram]

Y phone for posting?? Is it so difficult to use a PC / laptop for internet connectivity, in Delhi?? :noidea:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Yes Sir!
Together we form the :welcome: committee

for the newbies with the right mind-set like you.

Looking forward to your original creations
in the Literature section soon :bump2:

(not done through the meddlesome phone though).

Hi Arun,

Why don't you start posting your blogs in the literature section. Many of us are toooo lazy to browse and read blogs.

Starting a new thread will help you to get more views from the forum members. Just a suggestion.

FYI, since you are new to this forum.... Smt. VR is my elder sister.

Best wishes,
Smt. Raji Ram

 

[venkat2206]

Dear Arun,

Welcome to the forum and read the story completely. Instead of 1964, if I change the year to 1979 then it is my story to Mumbai - of course in 1979 I travelled as Bachelor.

When I read your article, I could realize how much changes have happened in the country and our means of communication. Introduction of Diesel engines, travelling by airconditioned coaches, buying bottled water in any station en-route - gone are the days carrying water in Gooja.

As late Sujatha wrote in a story - for middle class people travelling by flight is only when someone is serious at native place and no room for enjoying the so called hospitality (??) provided by the airlines. Things got completely changed now.

Keep writing and may be you may post some of the articles directly in the forum.

Rgs

Venkat

 

[sarang]

One upmanship!

My windows phone is better than a laptop, netbook and tablet for small typing work (it has good predictive dictionary), for mails and for carrying lecture notes and power point presentations.

Last year, everybody said that laptop is for productive people and tablet for consumptive people. Now a windows phone is for all -productive, consumptive and talkative.

Y phone for posting?? Is it so difficult to use a PC / laptop for internet connectivity, in Delhi?? :noidea:

 

[Raji Ram]

......... Last year, everybody said that laptop is for productive people and tablet for consumptive people. Now a windows phone is for all -productive, consumptive and talkative.

I have not used a windows phone so far! Thanks for the info.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

One upmanship!

My windows phone is better than a laptop, netbook and tablet for small typing work (it has good predictive dictionary), for mails and for carrying lecture notes and power point presentations.

Last year, everybody said that laptop is for productive people and tablet for consumptive people. Now a windows phone is for all -productive, consumptive and talkative.

I see that it is all inclusive...of men, women and grown up children.

 

[renuka]

One upmanship!

My windows phone is better than a laptop, netbook and tablet for small typing work (it has good predictive dictionary), for mails and for carrying lecture notes and power point presentations.

Last year, everybody said that laptop is for productive people and tablet for consumptive people. Now a windows phone is for all -productive, consumptive and talkative.

I still like my phone to be one of the cheapest in the market.No MMS/No Camera, nothing much besides making calls and sending SMS.

I like the phone I am using Nokia made in India..it was really very cheap and works well and somehow the battery lasts very long.

 

[ozone]

I still like my phone to be one of the cheapest in the market.No MMS/No Camera, nothing much besides making calls and sending SMS.

I like the phone I am using Nokia made in India..it was really very cheap and works well and somehow the battery lasts very long.

Get one Windows Phone soon. You wouldnt know what might happen in this forum on 19th and you might miss the fun

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

NOKIA is for Janatha (Aam Aadmi) like us!
Surely you can go for a fancy phone dear!
The one which lets you do EVERYTHING FREE
except TALK to people!

I still like my phone to be one of the cheapest in the market.No MMS/No Camera, nothing much besides making calls and sending SMS.

I like the phone I am using Nokia made in India..it was really very cheap and works well and somehow the battery lasts very long.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

What is the SPECIAL agenda for 19th inst in the Forum??? :becky:

Get one Windows Phone soon. You wouldnt know what might happen in this forum on 19th and you might miss the fun

 

[renuka]

Get one Windows Phone soon. You wouldnt know what might happen in this forum on 19th and you might miss the fun

Exam is only for 3 hours..then I am free so I will log in by night..dont worry I am addicted to TB forum.

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

Is "Y Y Phone for posting?" the right way to ask this question???

Y phone for posting?? Is it so difficult to use a PC / laptop for internet connectivity, in Delhi?? :noidea:

 

[Visalakshi Ramani]

I think MOST of us ARE.

Exam is only for 3 hours..then I am free so I will log in by night..dont worry I am addicted to TB forum.

 

[Raji Ram]

Many times, I seem to divert the thread in a different direction! Tam bram to windows phone....

Hope Prasad won't pop in to say something!!

 

[ozone]

Many times, I seem to divert the thread in a different direction! Tam bram to windows phone....

Hope Prasad won't pop in to say something!!

He must have learnt it by now. He knows if he wants Windows Phone, he should start a Tam Bram thread