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SKumarsreadership

SKumarsreadership

My Tag-line would be " Life is too short to be spent in trivialities . It should be treated as an Adventure , An Experience , and to be spent in worthwhile learning, experiencing , njoying ,sharing and with a readiness to accept the ultimate end" ... SK
  • member since September 2 2007

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  • Grace C

    Grace C says

    Are you trying to be my friend because you want to go out with me.but you can't because you are 63 yrs old and i am only 14 yrs old

    posted 2 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Paul W

    Paul W says

    SK I know my sexuality as I have explored it extensively. I am simply saying that most of us have not gone as far as I have. Which is no gash on society. However I have it to be a rich, rewarding experience that I would love to see others explore and find the limits of their own potential experiences. I hope, as your tag-line exhorts, that this is not a triviality. I happen to think that it is a very rich and rewarding part of life to those who are not afraid of there earlier training and seek it out in their current situation. My experience has been that many women do not see this as a possibility until they are around 39 years old. Not fully sure why this is. I have my theory, which is at the level of a thought, and not proven in any way. However, I also find that men are frequently even older. Again I have my theory but no conclusive proof. What a shame to have waited this long before confronting this aspect of our lives. It often rules our early lives and is the source of some serious regrets. Yet it has the potential of fulfilling a great many of our dreams if we know what it is and what we must do to live out this fantasy. Books are fabulous they are like signposts on our road we travel. They teach us and tell us so much. Yet many of us never get beyond the books. while some of us do not even get to the books. finally some of us are trying to burn the books. VIVA LA REVOLUCION'!!!

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Kinga

    Kinga says

    Hehe.. No. that's actually my real first name :) Not as unusual in my country but still a little original.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Emily

    Emily says

    Hi,
    I am a fan of Ms. Harris. She's an American author, based in the southern states. I'd recommend some of her earlier work-Sweet and Deadly, A Secret Rage...She resides mostly in mystery.
    Be well,
    Emily

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tea Cup

    Tea Cup says

    Lol Abby, nice :) And yes I agree man in the cruelest of all creatures, we are always coming up with new ways to kill, hurt, maime each other or the world in general...constantly seperating amongst ourselves. I shudder to think what would happen if we are invaded by aliens like the Klingons, who will want to simply destroy and conquer, something tells me those with the "bigger stick" will shove those with the "smaller stick" to the aliens as apposed to all of humankind banding together to fight against it.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tea Cup

    Tea Cup says

    Hello :D, that picture right now says "I love coffee and tea" which is essentially true, and I don't really like posting pictures of "the real me" and don't believe in taking blurry or pictures at akward angels to try to show but hide...play peek-a-boo, ya know?
    The job sounds interesting and very corporate. DO you enjoy it?
    I wonder if other animals don't do that or that people dismiss what they do as an act of "instinct" because we do not understand what motivates them to do what they do?? They may not be intellectually equal to mankind but that is only because we measure thier intelligence using our own standards, which we ourselves have deemed inacurate and limiting (think IQ tests).
    Thoughts?

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • archana

    archana says

    My husband is an IT engineer. It's just us both here. Havent read Wilbur Smith. What kind of books does he write? Didn't see any films as I was out for the weekend. take care

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tea Cup

    Tea Cup says

    Why do you call me tease?? What is ERP and SME's?? Do you like music?
    I'm a Uni student almost finishing my BA in Political Science, at the moment I'm not working but I do volunteer a lot so it evens out.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • archana

    archana says

    Ha ha ha...you're absolutely right! I was there five years back!!!! its full of students i guess with so many great colleges there. I live in Austin and its as modern as any other city. Texas is beautiful, blessed with great weather and very nice people. Have friends here so its not bad at all :) Take care

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • archana

    archana says

    Hi thanks a lot. I like Pune too. Have been there long back. It is hot here too but on some days it suddenly becomes chilly! No country for old men was a different read. Yes i have seen the film. the book is written pretty well. Its not the kind of book i normally read but i think u might enjoy it. Take care :)

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tea Cup

    Tea Cup says

    Oh you're from India, how nice I've been there, visited a bunch of monuments it was wonderful. Okay let me see, I'd say you live life to the fullest because of your introduction on your page, are inquisitive since you like to study people and we are strange creatures lol, perhaps a teacher or an academic of some sort...don't know why just a hunch. You have a self portrait so confident and straight-forward?? I dunno just pulling things out of a hat to be honest, so did I get anything right??

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • mikki s

    mikki s says

    hello, yes it has perked up a bit.....we are using more techniques and postions...
    would you like to share some tips and techniques too ?

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tea Cup

    Tea Cup says

    Lol, the rose bit is interesting. Before it I had a stack of books though and if I get bored of this one I'll change it. So I don't know what that says but there ya go. I love the arts, music, books, paintings, clothes, tattoos, piercings ect...Thats what usually catches my eye, the unique aspects of each person and different countries/places ect.
    What do you do? I'm quite curious. As a student of HN have you traveled abroad and explored different cultures there?

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tea Cup

    Tea Cup says

    Lol, I grew up with scary movies and books so after a while you learn to switch off once you put the book down...having said that I know a book is really good if I can't sleep or get scared once I finished it, those are rare finds.

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  • shreyas s

    shreyas s says

    I am a fan of Malgudi Days! When I was young, I used to watch the TV show without fail! I have also watched Feluda by Satyajit Ray! Have you read his books? Since I have seen the TV version of these books I am not keen at reading their books. I would also like to read The White Tiger by Arvind Adiga! The only Indian authors I have read are God Of Small Things by Arundhati Roy and The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahri! I also enjoyed reading articals in the newspaper by Khuswant Singh. He has an uncanny sense of humor. In school I read short stories written by Ruskin Bond. I would like to read more Indian authors. Could you recommend a good book?

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • shreyas s

    shreyas s says

    Hello!
    I would like to know what are your favorite Indian Authors?

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • shreyas s

    shreyas s says

    Hello!
    I would like to know what are your favorite Indian Authors?

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )


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