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- my guru when I was two years old I was sent to a particular kind of school called asan kalari. it is meant for learning the alphabets in Malayalam. the guru in that kalari is known as asaan means the master. we, the students have no desk and bench to sit, we have to sit in the floor cross- legged. it is the custom of that school. we need to write in the sand, not in slate or book, using our finger. we should write all the alphabets in front of him. some time he will scrutinize the way we write standing behind. a letter should be written as it should be, no way of imitation, no short cut. at times we feel pain in the tip of the finger writing in the rough sand. but our guru has no sympathy. he grave look never allowed us to escape... but it is because of his training I got many prizes in good hand writing later at my schools. thank you sir.October 18, 201300
- from my diary I am a home maker who always face some nagging questions everyday:" haven't you got any job yet?" "OMG, are you with your baby always? don't want a job at all?" I am happy with what I am right now. but my so called well wishers never stop throwing sympathetic questions. I don't mind.. but these questions really upset my parents. They usually wonder when her daughter gets a job. of course, I need a job. but I know it will come the right time. I am not passive or lazy. I believe in my abilities and I trust god almighty. I am trying my level best. so dear well wishers, please don't indulge in too much. Thank you.October 17, 201300

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