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hey whats going on these days
Hi! just passin' thruHave u read any good books lately? :)
where is group dicussion held and when?
this is my first poem so let's see how it can be improved
i wish i could tell you once,whatever happens next let it come.you mean to me a lot,like someone in a .............after many years i realise you still bother me a lot,,this poetry is written for you,,i wish you could read it tooyou mean to me a lot ,i wish i could tell you once...although with time i forget you..but i still wanted to tell you,,you are the who came in my life,,,but now i donot miss you that much... but i wish i could tell you once..all i need was little courage but i donot dare to do that,,i wish i could tell you once i wonder i could tell you once
oh thanks a lot:)
hi!!!!! i am Pavneet sareen , I AM 20 years old from india ,graduated in english , cool ,amiable ,love to have friends,help people,,,,, i have written only one story,,,,, written a poem but donot know how to improve it ,, i like writing and love english as a language i would love to have lots of friends ,,,,:):).................
Hello,Why so quiet? Hardly any postings on the group...What are you reading at present? Am into Nine Lives by Dalrymple.Its been a good read so far,specially the chapter where he describes his visit to the dargah of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sindh.A simple and straightforward commentary on Sufism, its origin and the dangers it faces from radical Islam. The chapter on Theyyam dancers of Kerala was also quite revealing. Keep in touch...
Mr. Boulevard, oops it's time to take a stroll on the memory lane to the date when u have started this noble group. It was my privilage to be the first member (u being the administrator, excluding u as member). Now the tree(group) has grown to it's full strength and aghast it has a full strength of 750 members and I see there are around 127 discussion. Couple writers giving there valuable commnets and discussing there point. But it's little disappointment to see that u stepped back sitting as a mute spectator. I expect shelfari owners to honour u for forming a such great community which motivates the people to read in country of ours with a sizeble unread population.kudos dear friend.
i love ted moseby...
Hello... I came to shelfari after a very long time and saw your messages. Well the messages are almost an year old but I'm replying, aiming at being polite :-) Warmest !!!
sure thing
Hi Boulevard, Will you let me know have you decided to read any book and what is the deadline? If you have please let me know I'll try my best to read and participate in the discussions.
Thanks for the list.....
Thanks for compiling this list.I would certainly add more as when when i read books of this genre.Right now am into Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramhansa Yogananda.This is my first book of this kind.Must say it is quite fascinating.Could you please include this too in the list as it is a widely read book all over the world.
Thanks for the compiling the list! There are some there which I have not read and will definitely look forward to reading.
thanks for the list. i really have some catching up to do, to be called an Indian. BTW, i did not see MK Gandhi's book "My Experiments with Truth". I have not read it, but i thought perhaps, that should have been must read...
