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Thursday, July 28, 2005
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- * The last laugh - published in Daily News & Analysis (DNA)-Me magazine (Bombay), Sep 2005 issue.
- * Home - published in India Abroad newspaper - Dec 2005 issue
- * The choice - published in DNA-Me magazine, July 2006 issue.(Part1, Part2)
- * Aunt Maria's love story - Writer's digest 76th annual writing competition (Nov 2007) winner #90
About Me
- RS
- Silly, serious, singular, sensitive, !sane and Bitsian all the way :) You can reach me at mail.AT.ramyasethuraman.com
6 comments:
How much ever you say you hate idlis, secretly u desire them :) because it is a recurring occurrence in your blogs.
Hey RS,
Is it an untold protocol to serve IDLI's as soon as u land in India though u have lot of other tiffins.
Even my mom had made Idlies when I went home. Even a couple of my friends were served with idlies. Now on ur blog too... change to Pongal and Vadai :)...
To kamal: Noooo, I still dont like idlis, earlier I used to hate it, now since the frequency has reduced, I have begun to just dislike it...:)
To Anon: :), probably because it's easier to cook and is healthier? Next time, pongal, vadai for sure :)
Hi RS,
I enjoyed reading the not-so-short story and as the character of Padma maami emerged. I could but only see my paati, who raised me for most of my life. The same annoying but incredibly endearing traits. I have been kuttufied on the head by Karma for labelling and complaining that all her affections were suffocating, unrequired, embarassing and overdramatic. Now I so wish someone would fuss over me. She still does over the phone, I still chide her for it.I'll be me and she'll be she.
anon: thats a sweet little short story of a comment :) Thanks.
enna, "chithi"kku appuram "annamalai" kidyadhaa ? ;)
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