Thus speak the animals to their young ones!

Originally Posted by srinivasan_vanaja

Hello Sir,

Now a day you are out with topics which are really dear to my heart.

I really miss keeping a pet at house due to restrictions around. You are right dogs are more human than humans. They provide us a round clock security. Where in the world we ordinary people will get this security?

They are very possessive on their masters. But even in this they are something different from humans. They don't behave like what possessive husbands behave in films.

Dear Vanaja
I agree that dogs can be as possessive as husbands if not more but try coming back from a place where another dog might have taken a fancy to you. Your dog will come near you, sniff around for a while and go and lie down in a dark corner with a long face!. That way they are no better than husbands!
Sri

Originally Posted by sunkan

hai vikramaditya,
your various interests and studies drive me to call u this, he was also a king with varied interest including speaking to animals,..did u notice something sri, i am sure u notice, your feedbacks are larger than ur article, this is something the great writer in you doing to all, they come out with an article more bigger than urs as feed back, nice chatting yes, i am sure your evening is made young lad..sunkan

Dear Sundari
Thanks a lot for your nice words and I am lucky to recive all this patronage from ILites.
They are not only making my evening but are prolonging it to eternity! How else can I express my gratitude to them except by my sincere FBs?
You call me Vikramaditya. I await my tryst with a Vedaalam!
Sri

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Dear Sundari
Thanks a lot for your nice words and I am lucky to recive all this patronage from ILites.
They are not only making my evening but are prolonging it to eternity! How else can I express my gratitude to them except by my sincere FBs?
You call me Vikramaditya. I await my tryst with a Vedaalam!
Sri

dear sri,
pl elaborate on the vedaalam, pray may i know who you have chosen for this character, i dont fit in i know, he was too over smart to make the vikramaditya think again and again..sunkan

Hi Cheeniya,
It is so nice of you to imagine. I have a big sympathy for the animals always as they can't communicate. Your piece of dogs made me think for a while. So very true. My DH had a similar experience and decision, in his childhood, as to you, the pet death.

Regards,
Oviya.

Originally Posted by sunkan

dear sri,
pl elaborate on the vedaalam, pray may i know who you have chosen for this character, i dont fit in i know, he was too over smart to make the vikramaditya think again and again..sunkan

If I identify my Vedaalam, you'll be the first to know. The problem is there are hardly any drumstick tree nearby and I am worried about all that carrying around I may need to do!
Sri

Originally Posted by Oviya

Hi Cheeniya,
It is so nice of you to imagine. I have a big sympathy for the animals always as they can't communicate. Your piece of dogs made me think for a while. So very true. My DH had a similar experience and decision, in his childhood, as to you, the pet death.

Regards,
Oviya.

Dear Oviya
How do you say animals can not communicate? Look at the eyes of the goats waiting in the queue for the butcher's knife and you'll know what they are saying.
A pet's death is so traumatic and the tragedy is that they can not tell us what agonies they go through in the process of dying.
Sri

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Dear Oviya
How do you say animals can not communicate? Look at the eyes of the goats waiting in the queue for the butcher's knife and you'll know what they are saying.
A pet's death is so traumatic and the tragedy is that they can not tell us what agonies they go through in the process of dying.
Sri

Sri,

Of course, I meant verbally....

Now you made me think again.....Pathetic about the goats.....

Regards,
Oviya.

Kind IL'ites - Thanks for enjoying my silly banter. I conect to my silly self now and then and unleash it in Cheeniya Sir's forum only because I know it will be tolerated here.

AC - I think these streaks of humor can be attributed to the waters of the divine Chattahoochee that you and me drink.

Dear Nivedi/AC
A joint communication,nay, request to you. Next time any of you visit India, bring me a bottle of Chattahoochee water if you think I have spelt it correct! I would love to reinforce my deteriorating sense of humor!
Sri

Dear Sri,
Doorathu pachai kaNNukku kulirchi !
You got carried away by
divine Chattahoochee ?!
Why humour, even poem is "overflowing" in your blog section today with your native Kaveri ThaNNi ! Don't be over ambitious, Sri.
Lovely poem - ofourse, I will post my FB there !
Love,
Chithra.