Friday, March 28, 2008

My hero


I can’t help wondering today where the years have gone since you were just my little girl,
Reaching out for me to hold you, to protect you, to love you
I can’t help remembering those days,
but I also see you as you are now- mature and strong,
no longer in need of me to protect you
I hope you know, that I am still here to hold you when you want me to and always, always to love you.

That’s exactly how my dad feels every time I take a step forward in my life. I don’t want him to think that I am old enough to take care of myself. I don’t want him to let go of me thinking I know everything. It feels great to know that no matter what happens he will always be there for me to offer his unconditional love.
I think there is nothing wrong in doing certain things that makes him feel better. If asking for permission every time I go out is what he wants, I would be happy to give him that small pleasure. If consulting him before making any decision is what he expects, why not give him that authority to do so. After all he was the one who made decisions about my life when I was young.

I'm daddy's little girl, not because I need it...but because he loves me that way, and because I've been blessed with the maturity to see the wonder of it all.

Monday, March 24, 2008

The right one



To all the women- write at least 3 things that you expect and don’t expect from your guy


To all the men- write at least 3 things that you expect and don’t expect from your girl


Let me do the inauguration

i like
1. Good sense of humour
2. Trust
3. Broad minded
4. Intelligent/ super smart :)

A big No to-
chauvinists
hypocrites

Sunday, March 16, 2008

I need you

To teach me how to ride a bike
To show me the right thing in my life
To stand up for me when others blame me
To fight for me when a guy teases me
To show your plate when someone forces me to eat my-not- so- favorite vegetable
To guide me to make decisions
To make special food for me
To protect me from evil eyes
To help me set up my computer
To walk with me when I feel lonely
To crack a joke if I feel down
To cry with me
To play with me
To feed me when i am stressed
To help me help others
To stay awake till I reach home in the night
To be with me forever


Where are you when I need you?
I want my brother back

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Naked truth

Tagged by Raj and Avi

I think I have written a tag along the same lines a while ago.

In the 8 Facts about Yourself, you share 8 things that your readers don’t know about you. Then at the end you tag at least 8 other bloggers to keep the fun going. Here are the rules.

RULES:* Each blogger must post these rules first.* Each blogger starts with eight random facts/habits about themselves.* Bloggers that are tagged need to write on their own blog about their eight things and post these rules.* At the end of your blog, you need to choose eight people to get tagged and list their names.* Don’t forget to leave them a comment telling them they’re tagged, and to read your blog.****



When I am with a group of people I tend to talk to people that i have just met more than my own friends.

I don’t like when little kids call me aunty. I will make sure that from the next time they call me akka :). Cha appdi enna vayasu aagi pochi ennakku

I have treasured all the greeting cards given to me ever since my 9th birthday.

I am scared that I will eventually become a heartless person working in this field.

I love driving and I hate when people cut me off.

I put pillayar suzhi before beginning to write my exam.

I can’t fall asleep without music.

For some reason i am attracted to rowdy and porriki guys ;)

Friday, March 07, 2008

We are special



Females have always been captive in a social, political and religious status. Always underestimated and given servile social roles.
The historic belief of being quite and imposed inferiority of women is becoming less common in some countries.

Time to think
Don’t be with a person who is abusive. It all starts with just one slap. (But you can slap him as many times you want ;) )


Feel free to get out of the kitchen. There is no law saying that only women should cook.


Have the full rights to work and share the burden of the family.


Have your own vehicle so you can be more independent.


Please don’t have a shared bank account with your husband cuz you won’t know where half of the money disappears.


Don’t hesitate to fight for your equality.


For a change ask a guy to sing and dance in bride viewing ceremony. Hehe



Behind every man’s success there is a woman. Remember we are the ones, who bear all their pain, I guess that’s why we are always left behind.

"There never will be complete equality until women themselves help to make laws and elect lawmakers." Susan B. Anthony