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The Indian Moose: January 2011
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Monday, January 24, 2011. The oblivion of rebel. I've never experienced that supposed "high" from being a rebel. The fact that I stopped learning the piano, the fact that I went on to do economics is considered being a rebel. I am one heck of a wasted talent, consensus has been reached. Now when I want to go back to pursue something, is it really a sign of failure? Or someone's honest desire to get back to something she's always liked it? Is it really too late?
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The Indian Moose: The Hoped End continued....
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Monday, August 01, 2011. The Hoped End continued. Disclaimer : I'd written. In 2007, and I hadn't expected myself to revisit it to continue the story. Until today, when something in me has triggered the breakdown of the writer's bloc. I'll try and continue this story regularly. I'm going to move out dad." Mr. McDowell was not. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Another Day in Paradise. Atanu Dey on India's Development. The Indian Economy Blog.
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The Indian Moose: August 2010
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Saturday, August 14, 2010. On this day, since we are so content with all of this - do nothing against. Rapists going scott free. Children not getting basic education. Rich becoming richer, poor becoming poorer. Going back to princely states. Happy Independence Day. Being content is living well and hence we are. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Another Day in Paradise. Atanu Dey on India's Development. The Indian Economy Blog.
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The Indian Moose: July 2009
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Saturday, July 11, 2009. Abandon sex the TV way. Disclaimer: Dad, if you are reading this, sorry, but you know I had to write about this, its stupid how these people think. There goes creative thinking down the drain- and hence I never adopted it. Indian Health Minister, Ghulam Naqbi Azad, in an interview. I mean really, seriously, really? Where did you come up with that Mr. Azad? Obvious outrage in me, hence the lack of coherence. Someone asked me, what channels will b...
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The Indian Moose: June 2009
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Monday, June 08, 2009. We are in a constant struggle to be someone people want us to be, or what people expect us to be, what we think people expect from us, what will it take to be us? Imagine a world where everyone was exactly who they were- would it really be that easy and playful to live in? Life has become about others, while death the individual.odd . Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Another Day in Paradise.
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The Indian Moose: March 2011
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Wednesday, March 09, 2011. Don't Judge me by my opinion. It might seem odd that I've made a statement like that. In all seriousness, don't judge me by my opinion. I mean opinions change. They have to right? You let a person change. Let the opinion change too. Stars around my head. What happened a while back? After all- its just an opinion. Links to this post. Thursday, March 03, 2011. I wanted the title to be a snarky one, but my linguistic abilities failed me given the nat...
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The Indian Moose: An arranged marriage made to fail?
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Tuesday, July 30, 2013. An arranged marriage made to fail? Are matched, can there? Years later, the family, now with a child, continued to live. To survive. For differences about property crept up. Who used what, and to what extent was the problem. Not that they didn't want the other to prosper, but they wanted themselves to be ahead of them. Irony. A marriage destined to fail. So long a United Andhra. So long. But you will forever be our shaan. From a United Andhra.
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The Indian Moose: The hoped end
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Monday, October 15, 2007. She smiled to herself and lay her head against her chair and thought. Her life flashing in front of her eyes- the banal promises she had made and was forced to keep them, the unrequited love, the tear she had forgotten to drop, the smile she never stopped to fake, the life she had led for others, the life she always day dreamed about. Time to pack up. We are gonna leave in 15 mins", her brother called out. Oh how i wish to see smiles!
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The Indian Moose: Does cricket define India's patriotism?
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Monday, April 11, 2011. Does cricket define India's patriotism? People asked if Chennai Super Kings won, not if the Prime Minister had yet set up a talk with Anna. IPL 4 is sure to take over talks now. Which brings me back to my question - is cricket the heart and soul of Indian patriotism? I have brought this up a lot of times with friends, only to see hatred towards me in their eyes, as to why I am questioning their "patriotism". No, you havent. View my complete profile.
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The Indian Moose: July 2013
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I forgot the spelling of Muse. Tuesday, July 30, 2013. An arranged marriage made to fail? Are matched, can there? Years later, the family, now with a child, continued to live. To survive. For differences about property crept up. Who used what, and to what extent was the problem. Not that they didn't want the other to prosper, but they wanted themselves to be ahead of them. Irony. A marriage destined to fail. So long a United Andhra. So long. But you will forever be our shaan. From a United Andhra.
