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Kushal

Kushal

has 42 followers and is following 41 people

MovieManiac,Bibliophile,Wanderer,gone-down-the road-wacko no more no less
  • Bombay, MH, India
  • member since February 16, 2009

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  • Glenn Kleier

    Glenn Kleier says

    It's been a long time, my friend, how are you? Hope all is well and I wish you great things in the new year.
    Warmest regards,
    Glenn
    Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/4yn7t5u
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    Website: http://www.kleier.com
    Twitter: @GlennKleier

    posted 1 month ago. ( send a note )
  • Nadeera R

    Nadeera R says

    hi Kushal,
    How are you? Sorry for the long silence.
    Thank you for the website details.
    How are things at your end? Workwise?
    During my silence, I finished my thesis and had a baby. A 5 month old girl, Lise Maithri. As you can imagine, she takes up all my time, but I manage to read a little.

    posted 2 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Dave H

    Dave H says

    Kushal, Happy Holidays to you also! READ ON...

    posted 2 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Jassafari

    Jassafari says

    Hmmm, I thought we were friends?

    Jas

    Missed chatting wth U!

    posted 4 months ago. ( send a note )
  • passionate

    passionate says

    Hi,

    Ang Babae sa Septic Tank is our entry to Oscars. I hope it wins. :)

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

    passionate says

    Hi there,

    Well I heard Kinatay is good, but I did not see it. I saw "Ang Babe sa Septic Tank. I laughed from beginning to end. If you have a chance, please see this movie. Btw, I saw 3 Idiots. Amazing movie! What's the book you're currently reading?

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tim Hanner

    Tim Hanner says

    Thanks for the contact. My most recent book, Destiny Island is currently #18 in horror on Fictionwise.com. If you get a chance, I would appreciate you taking a look and leaving a review.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Alexandra B

    Alexandra B says

    Dear it;s been so long since we talked..how's your life???I hope we could speak one of these days...

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Dave H

    Dave H says

    Kushal, this book was a best seller and if you enjoy self-help books this is a good one. READ ON...

    posted 9 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Glenn Kleier

    Glenn Kleier says

    The next book you recommend, make it a short one! I'm falling so far behind . . .
    Hope all is well with you, my friend.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Glenn Kleier

    Glenn Kleier says

    Hey, Kushal, thanks for heads-up on Fine Balance, I'll add to my list. I'm plowing thru an old tome in my spare time (about 15 min. each nite) , Orpheus, A History of World Religions. Old, (1908) but chock full of data you don't hear anymore. I'll keep you posted.
    My best,

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Glenn Kleier

    Glenn Kleier says

    Hey, Kushal,
    Good talking with you Saturday. Writing work has had to stop while attention turns to getting website construction for KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD & EVIL. Trying to launch before end of month, much work left to be done, stuff I've got to write for the designers--I'll send you the web address when it goes live. Let me know how FINE BALANCE turns out, please. My best wishes to you,
    Glenn

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Tamara of Troy (a.k.a. TT The Sparkly Enforcer)

    Tamara of Troy (a.k.a. TT The Sparkly Enforcer) says

    I'm good. How are you?

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • lesley moseley

    lesley moseley says

    GREAT!! I grew up in South Africa, but came to Australia in 1970. Went to India and Sri Lanka in 1986. Bit scary as the war was on and we were restricted in where we could go, but LOVED our few weeks there. Health (and finance wise) can't travel any more, but would love to go back.
    Glad to be your shelfari friend. As I may have said, I have read Anil's Ghost twice. LOVED it.. I live in Greenvale, queensland. see googleearth.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • lesley moseley

    lesley moseley says

    I am interested in why you have chosen me as a friend. Thank you.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Sam

    Sam says

    and the marathi political team you mentioned, do you mean shiv sena?

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Sam

    Sam says

    hey,

    well, I've been to both delhi and mumbai. I like both in different ways. Well, okay. maybe not mumbai so much, or maybe i do. i'm not sure.

    while delhi has big roads, and people with big hearts, they also have people with large size curiosities. i find that they ask too many personal questions, which irks me. everyone is in everyone's business. not because they care and want to help, but because they want gossip. and yes, this is a generalization.

    i didn't experience what you spoke about the mumbai trains. infact i heard the women's compartment was very aggressive, like women won't move or there'd be fights on the train, etc.. but i have met a couple nice helpful people on the train as well, and then those that couldn't care less. i guess that's what they call diversity. :)

    anyhoo, i just finished grad school so should be working soon. what about you?

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Sam

    Sam says

    Oh, but i did like the movie Namesake, A.LOT.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Sam

    Sam says

    Hi.

    I have heard that before as well about self help books and it actually made sense. There are just too many out there, so you've got to be highly selective when it comes to self help. A lot of times people write them without the proper qualifications. I.e. giving advice on depression when they're not a psychiatrist, etc.

    I know being unemployed isn't the fun-nest situation in life, but you shouldn't let it bring you down. Think positive. :) i know harder said than done, but still.

    Anywhoo, I've read a book by Chetan Bhagat, 5 point someone, it was maha-boring. well, it had funny moments in it, and i think that's the main reason I kept going with it, but the writing wasn't awesome. I'd rather have watched a movie but back then there wasn't one. 3 idiots came years afterwards!

    I tried reading Unaccustomed earth, didn't like it.

    I couldn't find amish tripathi's recent book. Whats it called? and do you mean amit trivedi?

    what do you like/dislike about bombay?

    and why do you want to live in delhi?

    yes i'm indian.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Sam

    Sam says

    Hi.

    I have heard that before as well about self help books and it actually made sense. There are just too many out there, so you've got to be highly selective when it comes to self help. A lot of times people write them without the proper qualifications. I.e. giving advice on depression when they're not a psychiatrist, etc.

    I know being unemployed isn't the fun-nest situation in life, but you shouldn't let it bring you down. Think positive. :) i know harder said than done, but still.

    Anywhoo, I've read a book by Chetan Bhagat, 5 point someone, it was maha-boring. well, it had funny moments in it, and i think that's the main reason I kept going with it, but the writing wasn't awesome. I'd rather have watched a movie but back then there wasn't one. 3 idiots came years afterwards!

    I tried reading Unaccustomed earth, didn't like it.

    I couldn't find amish tripathi's recent book. Whats it called? and do you mean amit trivedi?

    what do you like/dislike about bombay?

    and why do you want to live in delhi?

    yes i'm indian.

    posted 11 months ago. ( send a note )

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