To hell with physical fitness!

Dear Sri,

Thanks....I love good food and love to eat lot...Quality & Quantity.....

But at the same time take care of the health.... So... You can pass those plates to me also without worries....

Veda

 

Dear Chitvish,

Thanks.... If you can kindly explain to me how to post a question.... As a new thread or what.....

After reading my questions you should not come with a stick to hit me...

Veda

 

Dear Veda,
Konjam bayamuratharele ennai !
Post it as a new thread if the topic is not already discussed there. Or if you cn P M me, the subject, I will let you know, which subforum to post it in.
But, please remember, I know not many more things that I know.
Love,
Chithra.

 

Dear Sri,

A thought provoking message is conveyed to everyone.

Its really heart breaking to see everyone giving up on all good food only to reach that magic 100!!!! or beyond that may be!!!!!!

Even children in their teens are so diet conscious, they have given up on pastries, ice-creams to fit in to those designer wear jeans. They do not go to meet their friends but hit theh gym to get the 6 pack abs and women a 'toned' body.

Live life thoroughly and enjoy every moment of it. I totally agree with you though even I feel guilty when I miss my "brisk walks".:bangcomp: :bangcomp:

 

Ha ha! A topic close to my heart!
True sir there have been days when I am fed up with all these restrictions and ask is it really worth to live the life of an ascetic!
If living like that helps us live forever, then there is some point…but fit or not we all face the same eventuality!
That said, however, I find the being physically fit improves the quality of life tremendously. More energy, more joy in day-to-day activities. I am off to get my exercise!
An enjoyable article on how you shift from one school to another!

 

A superb post Sri! And I can now see that there is a positive side to something else you have stopped indulging in. Writing, which is something you can do better than most of my snooty Presidency College friends. The darker side to your decision (?) is of course the fact that you deny your million plus fans the pleasure of marvelling at your penmanship. But there is a silver lining to the dark cloud as well. The historically oriented amongst your readers, have now begun to travel backwards in time. As I can see, most of the Cheeniya Ramblings that are now attrecting public attention were written around 2007. Indeed, I myself would not have arrived at this post had it not been for the Cheeniya admirers. Of course, I am one of them myself, but I have to admit that I did not embark on the voyage without foreign aid. Or, at least, it showed me the way.

And, as far as I can see, the voyage will be literally endless. The Alibaba cave you created glitters with gems of the rarest kind and one could even get lost there. By which, I mean, it is not impossible for one to end up Quasem-like and forget the secret code to come out of the Rambler's confines. A thriving society could form there and soceities can live forever, even if individuals don't. Seen from this point of view, you can rest assured that you will live for the rest of eternity, whether or not you take a morning walk, avoid greasy food, deprive yourself of alcohol and, of course, even stop mining new diamonds.

It is clear that you have defied depreciation and decay, a pleasure that is denied to ordinary mortals. I at least know that I shall keep on enjoying your creations even after I have crossed over to the wrong side of Vaitarani. Indeed, I strongly suspect that I am already there, especially when I try to read this post. Even if no one wants to read my older posts (or even my present ones), why don't IL authorities treat them with a little more kindness. At least I should be allowed to read my posts. But they are disfigured mercilessly! Perhaps you could request the right people not to do this to lesser mortals like me and others at IL. Alternatively, if they don't want to preserve our less than mediocre creations, can they not delete them altogether? I for one wouldn't mind.

oj

 

Dear Sri Sir,
A very refreshing post, enjoyed it
For some reason, it is only when one tries to practice moderation or food control, that every bite becomes unbearably audible and loud, every smell finds its way to our nose and every sense in the brain is triggered to remember/recall/recreate the yummy, delicious food and long for it. The way I see it, the body is trying to warn us against it, why fight it
A lot of things are overrated these days, health is one of them.