Postwoman Art on Postcards
Here are some wonderful postal professionals from the west part of Chennai with their cycles. Do you know the name of your postman/woman?
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Some women are lost in the fire, some are built from it
Let’s build on our strength, leave our self-doubt, break barriers, complement our strength, and use our powers for the betterment of fellow beings.
She remembered the word ‘Comrade’
Though Mythili Sivaraman was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease she remembered the word ‘Comrade’ and that shows how much it has impacted her life.
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It all started with Esther’s phone call on a lazy summer morning, way too early for my liking. Sleep interrupted by the blaring ringtone, I woke up with a start, stirring from under my pile of blankets in the least graceful way possible.
Woman Art
A father figure, who seemed like he cared
She played hoping he wouldn’t play the game she feared
But the child couldn’t see that people never changed
A Hajj Festival with strangers
She said, “They do not eat meat, they are Brahmins.”
“If they do not eat, I will eat. Why they can’t give it to me? ”I argued over the phone with my mom.
Happy Endings
There is hope that all gets back to normal, there is belief that we’ll achieve everything we want and there will be happy endings as well.
Don't worry, be happy!
Be happy with what you have. Be excited about what you want.
A gift for the best of life
“Here is the gift you asked for. It is an invaluable gift that you need to cherish for the rest of your life. ”
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“I informed Lee about the plan change. After all, it was just a see-you-later, not a goodbye. With her, it always is”.
This is not my place
She will always speak in my favor. “You are now in a town where religious practices and culture are strictly adhered to. This is how they will be there. We cannot change them. We don’t have to change for them either”. My mother’s advice is to adjust all this for a short time.
T P Rajalakshmi
Madras Central Railway Station. The movie reel box had arrived from Bombay by train. Thousands of people crowded the busy Wall Tax road through which the reel box was taken to Kinema Central- where the movie was to be screened. People all along the roads showered flowers, broke open coconuts on the roads, showed ‘arti’ and burnt incense sticks, welcoming the reel. “Watch for yourselves, the first talkie featuring your favorite star TP Rajalakshmi dance and sing in Tamil and Telugu” screamed the posters all along and “The famous drama artiste TP Rajalakshmi for the first time in a talking cinema”, announced loudspeakers in cars and automobiles. The first talkie of Tamil Cinema, Kalidas, rested squarely on the tender shoulders of a girl, who was barely 20, married at 7 and divorced at 11!
