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Sweet Saturday

It was a long time since I spent a saturday fully at home. I got up at 8 AM, lazily brushed teeth, sat in front of the TV. Started playing my Sony Music system with a filter coffee. It went on till noon. I applied oil to my head and was sitting for about an hour relaxed with music. There was one more tea at around 10:30. Then finally decided to take bath after the first 2 rounds of F1 qualifiers were over. at 12:15 it was time for lunch. After filling my belly (for those who havent seen me, I am a very slim guy), it was time for a little nap. Since India didnt perform well in today's match, I decided to sleep but not before seeing the intro scene of my Thalaivar's film MURATTUKKALAI.

Once I was back from my sleep, I tuned into TV again to see KAATHALIKKA NERAMILLAI a classic comedy movie directed by veteran director Shridhar. If you are a comedy movie lover and have never seen the movie, I feel pity for you. Once the movie was over, I had to go away to reserve tickets for my parents plan of travel. Once I was back, I sat into net and started blogging. Now its time to unplug and go to sleep. I wish everyone in this world get a sweet saturday atleast once every 3 weeks. Have fun... coz "Life is to Enjoy" :-)

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Anonymous said…
Sriram,

Good to see you posting regularly (atleast for the past one week). :)

I stopped reading your blog long back (around June or July)... since it is not regular. But occasionally visited it. This time its a surprise to see lot of blogs.... good machi.... Keep updating....

Dont think that there are only two active readers.... add my name also in the list

Regards,
T.J.Hariprasad (IT, JEC)
Saturday, March 18, 2006 7:48:00 PM
Sriram Venkatasubramaniam said…
Vaada Machi Vaa. Great to see that I have one more reader. Wow!
Sunday, March 19, 2006 6:57:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Vandhutten da vandhutten.....

:)

T.J.Hariprasad
Sunday, March 19, 2006 5:01:00 PM
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