An awesome visitor!

Originally Posted by Sriniketan

Cheeniya Sir,
Welcome back to IL.
I want to have a last look at the IL before going to say prayers in the morning.
Glad to see you back with the same tempo.
The prayers have been answered by HIM.
I was in the process on preparing 'paanagam'. So this article is also like a 'paanagam' in my ears.
'I think the line in the song 'andha yamanaiyum yetti udaitthavan da' is apt for you.
Convey my regards to Mrs. Cheeniya and your family members.
I am so happy today! Cheeniya Sir!
I have no words to explain it!
sriniketan

Dear Sri
I feel really overwhelmed by your affection and am happy to be able to interact with you all again! It is indeed significant that I hear of paanagam the moment I enter into my forum. This beverage is about the only one that is made for offering to God before we consume it with reverence. No other beverage has this distinction! Even a payasam is made at times as a desert but nowhere, not even in 5-Star hotels Paanagam is made just as a beverage. Its mention in the first communication that I receive truly lifts my heart.
Emanai etti udachavana? Naana? Emanai pathuttu ennoda kaalunga thanthi adichathu enakkuthan teriyum!
Sri

Originally Posted by sudhavnarasimhan

WOW ; Cheeniya ,

WELCOME BACK! Actually i think i kind of know this Yam , who tends to spring surprises on us mortals! So will send him a SALUTE that he decided to send you back to ur Senile Ramblings column to punish us! We are all willing and glad to be punished with such Humour, for a very looooooooong time!
To think that you had a brain haemmorhage and have come back to write such a lovely post with such gusto and imagination and humour is hard to believe! Is it really true that u were in hospital or just wanted to take time off , from us at IL!
Whatever it is, i appreciate the fact that you decided to share your coming back with us by giving us such a wonderful post! I fully understand what that must have been like for you and family members! But i am sure what Yam said is true, it was a gross mistake and glad taht you are BACK!
Take care, and ample rest!

Dear Sudha
Do you know that I could never spell haemorrhage correctly until I got it? I am known for learning my facts only from personal experience! By the way, you may learn too from my haemorrhage to cut down that extra m!
I have learned yet another truth through my haemorrhage that there are so many out there in this vast world who have such unbounded love and affection for me.
But I must sound a word of caution. If my future posts do not live upto your expectations, blame it on the haemorrhage and not on me!
Jokes apart, I feel truly great Sudha to be able to enjoy your attention as ever!
Sri

Originally Posted by Sindhuja

Cheeniya sir,
Hearty welcome to you ! We missed you!
I am very happy today. God has listened to our prayers.
Thank you, God!
Kindly convey my best regards to Mrs. Cheeniya.



Take care.
regards,

Sindhu.

Dear Sindhuja
There is no feeling greater than knowing that you were missed! I honestly never hoped to belong to that category
This incidentally puts a lot of fear in me that I should continue to be able to sustain this interest in you! But I have no doubt that your prayers which retrieved me from the jaws of death would see me through every task of mine.
Sri

Dear Cheeniya Sir,

Welcome back IL.... All our prayers are answered....Very happy to see you again with Senile Ramblings.....

Originally Posted by Chitvish

Dear Sri,
A very grand
Welcome Back to our fold.

Time and again, you are proving that you are inimitable with your ideas ! I think your brain has got totally "revitalized" & you have joked on what you went though ! The visit of Yam & CG is a masterpiece of imagination !
Sri, how dare you say, rather, how do you have the heart to say that what you write is a punishment to us?
Only we know, how anxious we became, how much we missed you & waited for your ramblings to appear in the New Posts.
Good luck, God speed.
Love,
Chithra.

Dear Chithra
That clapping of your hands over your head appears like that you are part of some Bajanai Ghoshti! Hopefully that the Bajan is some kind of thanksgiving for my recovery!
If what I write is not some punishment, pray tell me what else is?
Why did you become anxious? Because I might stop rambling? Fat chance!
I can never allow you all to go scot free that easily!
Sri

Originally Posted by Tamildownunder

Welcome back to IL, sri sir. I am not Yama, but it is my Dharma to say Enjoy your extended life span Sri and I wish you all the best!”

I am sure all ILites will agree with me that each thread of yours is going to be God's gift to the starved minds.

Regards,

TDU

Dear TDU
You really scare me expressing such high expectations of me! If God helps me to continue to enjoy your love and affecttion, what more do I need to ask for?
Sri

Originally Posted by nivedi

Wonderful to have you back, Cheeniya Sir and with your characteristic humour intact.

I would rather prefer Yam coming in like a rodeo in true Texan style. And instead of his buffalo (old fashioned farm animal!), Yam would look dashing riding a mustang or an Arabian Stud. Yam attired in the best of Lee or Levi blue jean, Wrangler shirt, cow-boy hat and boots flinging his rope gently and getting off his horse like a model who just walked out of a Parisian ramp. My Yam would have a micro-chip inserted in his brain that simply infiltrates homes and downloads information with remote sensors. And his call line would be like this - "Ready to come with me, babe!". Beyond this my imagination does'nt seem to run riot!

Dear Nivedi
I wish I had 64 teeth for a special grin for you to celebrate that fertile imagination of yours! If that Yam of yours is not already making girls swoon all over, I would eat his cow-boy hat!
But I would urge you to rethink about that rope of his as I know for sure that he hates it as much as any of us!
I'll make sure that your imagination runs in much greater a riot in times to come!
Sri

My dear Sri Sir,

Welcome back to our Indusworld of friends.

Thanks to Almighty and all our prayers for your speedy recovery has reached the doors of divinity.

The time I read your first two para's I could smell the Lord Yama's & CG's presence & his kind gestures to spare you to be amongst with us.

Wishing you to live for many more years and be a beacon of Indus.

Gr8t touch of humour the inborn qualities seen every time you touch the PC screen....

Hope to see you soon in person, once you are fully free to meet friends.

Subbu

Originally Posted by Vandhana

Dear Sri Sir,

Great to see you back and that too with a BANG!!. Flet good to read your artciles again.You can tell CG that there are about 10,000 plus ladies who will take cudgels to him if he ever so tries to disturb you again!!

Vandhana

Dear Vandhana
10000 ladies behind me would certainly put the fear of Lord Shiva in Yama for sure! Just one woman was enough to rattle him eternally, I mean Savithri!
He just wants me to tell you that if it is your fate to suffer me and my ramblings, he would happily see you suffer!
Sri

Dear Sri,
It is written all over your reply to me that your humour has taken on an extra "dhum", call it zing ! But I am not heartless to thank your illness for that.
Do you really have the heart to tease me that I belong to a Bhajanai Goshti?
I am sure your wife has told you about the famous B G in the area where we both lived in Madurai, years back. Old habits die hard !!
You will not allow me to go scot free? Well, let us see in this forum !
Love,
Chithra.

My friend, are you reading this? Poor me, battered !

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Dear Chithra
That clapping of your hands over your head appears like that you are part of some Bajanai Ghoshti! Hopefully that the Bajan is some kind of thanksgiving for my recovery!
If what I write is not some punishment, pray tell me what else is?
Why did you become anxious? Because I might stop rambling? Fat chance!
I can never allow you all to go scot free that easily!
Sri