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Nothing is indisposable!

Discussion in 'Cheeniya's Senile Ramblings' started by Cheeniya, Dec 22, 2007.

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Dec 24, 2007 #21

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Dear Veda,
All that I can say is, you & shan are exceptions to the "respective rules" !
Or, you have reversed roles??
Love,
Chithra.

Chitvish, Dec 24, 2007

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anandchitra said: ↑

Dear Cheeniya Sir
Comin in late to read your thread has got an unique advantage..which is to relish the replies as much as the lead post. The reply posts add an exquisite "merugu" to your lead post so much so that I sometimes dont mind if i'm time delayed from catching up..but when I have time I have to read it first itself or "thalai vedikum".
I am of the group that thinks everything is disposable. To be treated well and used to potential but to be discarded and not to accumulate junk. Just a matter of necessity. I had to dispose of my inlaws material things after they passed away and it was really painful. All the important things and anything of value where as usual snatched so I was left with what others percieved as unimportant. In this category came my fil's puja vessels which we considered very important and kept with us..also came his old typewriter which my son kept with him and an old clock which my husband keeps with him..So after all they were not all disposable and so everything is not all disposable..
I am glad i retained the letters my husband wrote to me before marraige because in the almost 24 yrs now have'nt recvd/ a single letter though I do get some occassionally good emails..An items worth and value is I think in the eye of the beholder..
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Dear AC
By retaining your fil's old typewriter, your son has gone several notches high in my estimation. It shows that his heart is in the right place.
It is sad that emails have replaced letters. It used to be so exciting receiving letters from friends. Emails dont give the same thrill. There is an ad of a popular paint company doing the rounds on the TV channels now in which a boastful lady keeps annoying her neighbour with announcements of new things she acquires. This time it is the new computer that she has acquired. While imparting the glad news to her neighbour, she turns around to tell the Postman not to bother her anymore because she wont get any more letters but only emails! Pretty sad, isn't it?
Sri

Cheeniya, Dec 24, 2007

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Dear Veda
Have to disagree with u; My dh did throw away my letters not because he thought it was junk..just did not think of keeping it..now I do know he regrets that but it doesnt matter much..you might be an exception though..And my dh does get very emotional in the cokkery store and makes me buy more pans and pots than I need :queen

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Dear Sri
That was a very nice reply..thank you..But thats what was expected so not a surprise but still....
My FIL used to type all his letters with his typewriter so it has so much meaning and value esp..to grandson
Sometimes he used to write letters which i still have his handwriting is old school meaning wonderful, beautiful, lovely , unique all at the same time
I have to slightly disagree with emails ..its o.k too..
As usual great thread and greater replies..You ROCK!!!!!!:iagree

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Chitvish said: ↑

Dear AC,
You write
I am glad i retained the letters my husband wrote to me before marraige
Sad that, V (the personification of conservative thinking!) never wrote to me before marriage ! But he sent me an invitation printed by his parents - perhaps, he thought, I might "abscond", refusing to marry him. Poor man, I honoured his invitation & promptly got married to him !
I still retain the same & do not lose an opportunity to tell him that he "forced" me (read, invited) me to marry him !
Love
To
Chitra
From
Chithra.
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Dear Chithra
I have heard of several factors that motivaed women to marry their chosen man but this beats them all! And what a way to honour an invitation!
Sri

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Vysan said: ↑

Dear Chitvish,

I used to store all Shan's letters and used to keep reading.... One fine day... Shan thought we have to clean and all letters gone.... I feel men are more senti & emotional than women....

Poor men folk....
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Dear Veda
Are you implying that men are senti and women are mental?!! You male chauvinist!
Sri

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anandchitra said: ↑

Dear Veda
Have to disagree with u; My dh did throw away my letters not because he thought it was junk..just did not think of keeping it..now I do know he regrets that but it doesnt matter much..you might be an exception though..And my dh does get very emotional in the cokkery store and makes me buy more pans and pots than I need :queen
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Dear AC
Maybe he wanted more pants and you heard it as pans! Is that possible?:biggrin2:
Sri

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Dear Sri,
By writing "gleefully"
Dear Veda
Are you implying that men are senti and women are mental?!! You male chauvinist!
you are proving without doubt, what you are ! We are generous enough to allow you to get away with this statement in IL, because, all said & done, woman & man need eachother for one's own survival !! We enjoy your jokes on us !

AC,
You write, Anand
makes me buy more pans and pots than I need

Anand thinks you spend more time in Sri's forum. He wants you to practise what you read in Ask Chitvish & hence the suggestion to buy more pots & pans.Please take his hint & try out more & more recipes.He wants a variety in food, AC.
Love,
Le C.

Chitvish, Dec 25, 2007

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veda

I somehow missed your talking about letters...you tooshakehead..next time, when you come, i am going to clear off everything...but before that i will give you a glance of all those letters you think, that is not there :queenshakehead.
now everybody knows that you are too senti and emotional....and i am the more practical one. and I need to keep a balance...

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Dear Veda,
My sympathies - have you not heard
nuNalum than vayaal kedum?
Sri has "fanned" your statement as well !
Shanthi,
When one enters this forum, "ramblings" inevitably start ! It happened for Veda, also !!
Love,
Chithra.

Chitvish, Dec 25, 2007

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