A toast to Kamalji!

Originally Posted by Jananikrithsan

Dear Sri,
Kamalji's humour and happy nature is reason enough to raise a toast, he brings life into his posts, so here's to him. There are folks who live to celebrate, clubbing, pubbing, and party hopping.For me my family, true friends, happy kids, a smile, a hug, a blessing, though I have mentioned very few, are reasons enough to party.

Kamlaji,
Party de dijeeye, reason tho aap hain!!!!!!!!! Just tell me when.

Dear Janani
Like an elephant in rut and the peacock, I love the smell of earth when the first rain hits the parched field. If there is thunder and lightening, it is a bonus and that's the time I want to party badly! Oh, there are really countless things that call for a party.
Kamalji is the new addition to the list of my reasons for partying.
Sri

Originally Posted by Sindhuja

Dear Cheeniya sir,
Let me too join in this celebration, and raise toast to Kamalji sense of humor.

Cheers!

Dear Sindhuja
You are most welcome to join the toast to Kamal, the current sensation of IL!
I believe in the dictum that 'If you cant beat them, join them!'
The new crop of writers in IL are incomparable and sensational to say the least.
This young man Kamal makes me feel too old!
Sri

Originally Posted by RamyaVaradharajan

Dearest Cheeniya sir,

The explanations for celebrating with a toat that dated back to so many centuries before all our generations saw this serene world, is acceptable; for the crystal fact that it was portrayed beautifully by a person who himself is to be celebrated and his presence among us cherished !! :)

A legend praising another artist without an iota of ego can only happen in this great community !!! Your appetite for gaining wisdom and knowledge through every little word you put forth is incredible !!

Kamal ji is of course a "celebrity personality" of IL and has caught our attention like the ink ejecting octopus with all his creations filled with wit and humor. I too join you in extending this toast to him; but of course only a glass of pure and healthy juice !!or for the fun of the word we all may have a "bread toast"

I take this opportunity in celebrating my presence amongst all my presence here !! Every second in IL is a festival in itself, to be enjoyed merrily with the smiles wide spread on our loved one's faces !!

Thank you very much Cheeniya sir. I always bow silently and admire your writing skills !! Makes me feel proud when I think am associated with great and noble souls here !!

Regards with Love
RamyaVaradharajan

Dear Ramya
Your FBs are always like the elixir of life. Whenever I read them, I grow younger by at least one day! Calling Kamalji a celebrity is the greatest understatement of the year! He is a phenomenon! His uninhibited style of writing has certainly made people sit up!
He has proved beyond doubt that there is lot more to life than problems of MILs and SILs! The ink ejecting octopus is a novel way to describe him. Truly explains his undaunting spirit.
Thank you for all your kind words Ramya. By the way, I never knew that fresh juice is drunk with bread toast!
Sri

Dearest Cheeniya sir,

The word "phemenon" suits better than the best !! This was the reason for me to "admire" such legend's thoughts !!!

Fresh juice and bread toast : an opposite combo pack, though I realise, better than the usual "drink" for the "toast" (for the health aspect of it. I say so because, in one of Kamal ji's thread, I had told him that am his daughter (?) and hence should not tell my virtual father to have a toast for celebration ) :):):)

Regards with Love
RamyaVaradharajan

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Dear Ramya
Your FBs are always like the elixir of life. Whenever I read them, I grow younger by at least one day! Calling Kamalji a celebrity is the greatest understatement of the year! He is a phenomenon! His uninhibited style of writing has certainly made people sit up!
He has proved beyond doubt that there is lot more to life than problems of MILs and SILs! The ink ejecting octopus is a novel way to describe him. Truly explains his undaunting spirit.
Thank you for all your kind words Ramya. By the way, I never knew that fresh juice is drunk with bread toast!
Sri

Dear Kamalji & Sri sir,

Don't forget me in the party or the la IL meet in Feb. As I am going to visit Chennai during Feb First week, would love to be a part of the gang.

What a great post! I am floored. And linking it to Kamalji adds the right kind of fragrance. I am myself thrilled to have a friend like Kamalji. To tell you frankly, and this may make you frown, I am a teetotaler. I have not always been this way of course. But over time, I have learnt to be inebriated by the sight of the human kind itself. 'What a piece of work is man!" Right, Shakespeare didn't say 'woman', but we can forgive him. He was obviously talking about humanity. Anyway, getting to know Kamalji has been a turning point in my life. And mind you, I am pretty old. Not too far from wishing for that extra bit of time prior to the arrival of the Devil. And just when I am about to board the bus for the final journey, he shows up. What do I do? Can I ask the driver to wait. Well with petroleum getting so expensive, may be he will listen. I am totally drunk by the very thought that Kamalji exists.

Originally Posted by lalitha shivaguru

Dear Kamalji & Sri sir,

Don't forget me in the party or the la IL meet in Feb. As I am going to visit Chennai during Feb First week, would love to be a part of the gang.

Dear Lalitha
Paruppu illama kalyanama?!

Originally Posted by ojaantrik

What a great post! I am floored. And linking it to Kamalji adds the right kind of fragrance. I am myself thrilled to have a friend like Kamalji. To tell you frankly, and this may make you frown, I am a teetotaler. I have not always been this way of course. But over time, I have learnt to be inebriated by the sight of the human kind itself. 'What a piece of work is man!" Right, Shakespeare didn't say 'woman', but we can forgive him. He was obviously talking about humanity. Anyway, getting to know Kamalji has been a turning point in my life. And mind you, I am pretty old. Not too far from wishing for that extra bit of time prior to the arrival of the Devil. And just when I am about to board the bus for the final journey, he shows up. What do I do? Can I ask the driver to wait. Well with petroleum getting so expensive, may be he will listen. I am totally drunk by the very thought that Kamalji exists.

Thank you indeed for this classic response! When I read your 'The Dog and I', I knew that you were no ordinary writer. You have proved it again here! IL is lucky to have the likes of you and I do hope to see many, many precious gems from you.
Kamal, God bless him, is an extraordinary man with his heart right in its place! Always a joy talking to him! Talking of waiting for the bus, I am no youngster myself with having to wrest my PC from my grand children to type out a few messages to ILites!
Hope to see more of you!
Sri

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Thank you indeed for this classic response! When I read your 'The Dog and I', I knew that you were no ordinary writer. You have proved it again here! IL is lucky to have the likes of you and I do hope to see many, many precious gems from you.
Kamal, God bless him, is an extraordinary man with his heart right in its place! Always a joy talking to him! Talking of waiting for the bus, I am no youngster myself with having to wrest my PC from my grand children to type out a few messages to ILites!
Hope to see more of you!
Sri

Dear Sri and OJ,

What can I say, but that I am very moved by your kind words.

OJ, I read yr blog the Dog and I and I was floored.One of the 5 best blogs that I may have read.And u have created wonders over here, with yr Down the memory lane.

You would write a series of yr real life down the memory lane, and everyone would eat out of yr hands.

Welcome to Indus, and it is my good fortune to have brought u here, down from the Devil’s Bus.Now the Devil will have to wait a long long time, dear friend, before he lay his hands on yiou, because Thousands of I lites will not let him take u away.

And Sri, what can I say to you, but thanks a ton, your words moved me, though I dontknow how much I am worthy of such praise.

Thank u both, Regards.kamal