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12 comments:
Dilip,
Happy one-year blog anniversary. As our friend would say, "Your blog anniversary shows one thing crystal clearly: taxation is wrong, the government is bad, privatization is good, and taxes are bad." Or something along those lines.
Great! In recent months, not a single day has passed without discussing your blog posts either at home (with R) or at work (with another R).
Wish you a lot more blogging. Same time, wish you find less of what you mostly write about in your future visits all over India.
great! wishing more of these happy -versaries and aptitude tests...
great going...more strength to your fingers and keyboard in the years to come..."Blogte raho"
Congrats, Dilip. Wish you many, many happy returns of this '-versary'.
And a li'l greeting from distant Austin too!
OT:I went to a live music thing last weekend (good ol'e rock). It was awesome and Austin is really weird :) Will be back with more on it later.
Dilip
Thank you for your writing. One of the best blogs that I've had the privilidge of reading. Keep on blogging.
Sourin
Hey all of you, thanks! Didn't expect such a stroking of the old ego, but who am I kidding, I'm thrilled.
Anand, please say hi to both the home R and the work R. Suhail, I may never ever forgive you for saying Austin is weird ... then again, this is a -versary, and then again, maybe it is sort of weird...
Thanks again.
Congrats Dilip. Being one of your international readers I wish that more people read your wonderful writings.
As we are having less and less time to read books, and are prone to reading more blogs, professional writers/blogger like you can be a good recluse.
Happy blog birthday Dilip. The nice thing about the Indian blogosphere is that it is still small enough to know some great bloggers. I suppose that won't be true in a year or two.
I am your blog grandfather, Dilip. :)
(I'm sure you'll ask why.)
OK MadMan, I'll bite. Why?
Thanks Patrix and Mike: may I say I enjoy reading you guys too.
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