Watson

Hmm, my turn now. Hey, I am handicapped with a non-cooperating smartphone. So, making it short. Catch-all Watson is @sokanasanah. His patience, andaaz, passion is incredible. He would guide in education forum, counsel in relationship forum, play pranks in general forums, reveal animal oddities in snippets, recommend sous-vide technique in cookery forums and so forth.

On writing, I cannot think of anyone who would have spent time compiling that "dark and stormy night" guide which is hallmark of private reference for improving one's writing. That was a turning point. He is as such jovial and friendly but with that enterprise he exceeded my expectations of how a considerate gesture could uplift a community. One more - though sokanasanah and I lock horns at times in discussions, his horns are short and floppy, you cannot be upset or be gored by them. I try hard to be defiant at him but he someone wriggles himself out with a winsome grin. Some people nah, they don't let you be cross at them also.

I have learnt so much through his innumerable references and amusing interactions in neurons and also discovered Borges and Bowlby on the side. He is indeed our beloved Watson because he not only checks if you have spelled words right, but also remarks if you got the tone right.

 

Viswa you don't need a Sherlock to tell that watson could seriously hit bonds between parents and children. Reading to kids and telling them stories brings parents and children closer. But then parents often face embarrassing questions from kids. May be here they can take refuge behind such an app.

 

Aaah, now I see how that works. I had better start singing Daisy, Daisy now!