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The land of Sorry’s and Thankyou’s

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I am back in Toronto. Home sweet home. Right from the time I exited the самолёт (समल्योत = aircraft) to the time I arrived home (90 minutes), I must have received 12 Thankyou’s and 5 Sorry’s, approximately. Quickly I panicked to restore my North American ‘polite’ avatar which I had, after intensely painful efforts, buried for over 3 months. This …

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Welcome 2009

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Since it’s new year’s eve, I can talk about myself.. Time doesn’t stop, right?. I vividly remember welcoming 2008 in a pub in Israel paying $10 cover and welcoming 2007 serving food at a party in Toronto earning $15 an hour. But the best things in life cannot be bought or sold. This year I am going to spend time …

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Thief story

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The view of the window from that night is printed in my memory… This incident goes back to December 18, 2003 at 03:15. The picture above shows the windows of my room (my parents place in Mumbai.) My bed is about 3 meters away from the window. I left windows open at night but there was a window grill that …

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Talent and the Tools

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“Your website looks great, do you use Dream weaver?” I get that question sometimes and it always used to bother me. But I don’t get annoyed anymore. Instead, I quote the following story: :::: A photographer was invited to a dinner and he took along some photographs to show the hostess. She looked at the photos and commented, “These are …

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Once again!

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Priyank on the rail track Okay, first, stop ogling at my sexy legs. I don’t fancy myself lying on the rail tracks on my birthday, but these were abandoned ones, in the Niagara Peninsula, somewhere near Crystal Beach, about 150 km from hometown Toronto and as you can probably see, I was cycling. Phew! After 27 years I can finally …

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A buck, a busker

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Busking: Busking is the practice of performing music, dance, juggling, magic, and similar activities in public places to entertain passersby and solicit tips. People engaging in this practice are called buskers. Busking is a British term used in many areas of the English-speaking world and in former British territories. In the United States, buskers are more often called street performers …

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