The see- saw moments of day to day life.This little space of mine will be a chronicle of events/ things that sets a spark in my mind and it stars my father-Pa, my mother-Ma, my husband or the Other Adult-OA, my sister-B, my little niece-5yo and friends and other family members who come and go.The primary language of this blog would be English/ Tamil.
Vishu
Posted 14th April 2009 at 03:14 PM by shubhasiddharth
Updated 27th May 2009 at 04:26 PM by shubhasiddharth
Updated 27th May 2009 at 04:26 PM by shubhasiddharth
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Hi Shubha,
No festival is complete without thinking of our loved ones like parents and grandparents. Most probably this is also meant to be for that.
As a kid vishukaineetam is finale, while counting and taking into consideration who gave the most and then i will think of ways to spend.
Happy vishu to you
JayaPosted 14th April 2009 at 09:58 PM by Jpatma
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I couldnt help but think of everyone back home..but thanks to one of the IL( vidhukumar).she made it really special for me.Posted 15th April 2009 at 12:28 AM by shubhasiddharth -
dear Shubha,
I like your writing style, but as I don't belong to South India, I am wondering, what this festival is ?? A nice write up..Posted 15th April 2009 at 01:23 AM by Deepali_deepali -
Hi shubha
Loved reading your blog on vishu....
The happiness we felt when we got our vishu kaineettam is unforgettable....
On vishu.....my brother and myself will fall at grandma's, dad's and mum's feet for such..... a long time.....until they start laughing and telling "no matter how long you both hold our feet you are going to get not more than 11 rupees...."
for us... that was more than enough....becoz grandma will always tell that in her times they used to get only around 1 rupee or so
for both of us that 11 rupees seem to have made us so rich..........and we used to rush to show the money to our friends and off we all go - a big gang - to the nearby shop to buy big fun bubble gum, kammarkat, javvu mittai, cigarette mittai, tictac, orange mittai, jeera mittai etc., (sweets at my time-south india) and come back home with lots of laughter and happiness...
on vishu we and our cousins fall at everybody's feet....and so fun it was to sit in a circle and count the amount to know who got more...anyway within 5 minutes everything will be spent...and the shopkeeper becomes richer...
we used to wait for vishu eagerly ............. more than onam because of kaineetam..
as you said we think of all our elders, friends ...on this special day...
loved the blog....
Posted 15th April 2009 at 02:26 AM by mssunitha2001 -
Hi shubha
Loved your blog on vishu !!!!!!!
Brought back all cherished memories of my childhood vishu and the much awaited kaineetam....
-sunithaPosted 15th April 2009 at 02:34 AM by mssunitha2001
