What do we do?

I went grocery shopping today. I saw someone I was good friends with.

I don't remember fighting or arguing with her but cannot recollect why we stopped talking. I didn't really know how to react.

What should we do at such times?

I wanted to smile at her and probably wish her. I should have waved at her because clearly there were no bad feelings. I think she is a wonderful person. Maybe I will do that next time when I bump into her again

Cheers
Sri Seshabhattar
30th August 2009

Jhakas writer kosam.. just oka one liner...

చల్లటి గాలి తెమ్మెరలు ఆ వంశి మొహనుడి మురళిని స్పృశించి వెచ్చటి ప్రణయ గీతికలైనాయట .... విడి పొడి తెలుగు అక్షరాలు ఈ వంశి కృష్ణుడి కలంనుండి కవితల మాలలై జాలు వారుతున్నాయట...

Just a one liner dedicated to my senior Vamsi Anna ...

Cheers

Sri Seshabhattar

29th August 2009
(11th March 2009)

No No...

I am not much of dreamer..... I am positive but don't keep my hopes up on anything... off late I have this dream... I wish it would come true...i know there are too many hassles on the way... But I want to try...

I guess I am ready to go down that road !!! :)

No ... No... I don't want get my hopes too high ...

Cheers

Sri Seshabhattar

29th August 2009

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A brief hiatus

Had given a six month pause to my blog as a tribute to my grand pa...

Ashrutanjali

Sriman. Venkata Lakshmi Narsimhacharyulu Seshabhattar

Please Tatagaru(Grand pa) ... Please give me the book... I won't tear it I promise.... I was behind my grand pa to give me a small book with verses from 'Bhagawad Gita' ...

He however rejected my plea and wrote down a single verse in his beautiful handwriting and handed it over to me.. that was my lesson for the day... He was afraid I will tear the book to pieces if gave the entire book to me... It made me mad.. He did not believe me....

But today, God knows, I can do anything for him to write a line for me... Please Grand Pa ... Please come back to me .. I promise I will never ask you for the book...

Everybody touched your feet and bade you good bye... You sent me off so far, I can only cry...

I miss you a lot Tatagaru and I love you...

With tonnes of Hugs and Kisses
Sridevi Seshabhattar
22nd March 2009

Vaaaaaaiooooooo!!!

Finally... Got my Laptop!! Sleek, Black beauty... Pics coming soon...

Hair (Locks) of Love

For the most part of my life I have been told how beautiful my hair (was) is. It was silky and straight as an arrow. I was proud of my hair although I did not have to do much to grow it.

I recently got a perm done on my hair to make it wavy(I did not know she was perming it, I swear, I wanted to style it just for the evening) as I was getting bored of having straight hair forever. Too late, its luster is all gone and my hair is neither silky nor wavy. I have been planning to cut it off as short as I can. I know, my parents/ friends would oppose that. But, well I wanted the new (hopefully better) hair to grow.

I vaguely remembered that we can donate hair. If I am going to cut off at least 6" I might as well donate it. I started looking through hair donation websites. They need at least 8" to donate hair to adults and about 10 -12" for kids. Pantene Beautiful lengths is the only organization that makes wigs for adult women and also is pretty relaxed about the rules on Grey hair etc.

I decided to donate to the kids. The donation to the kids has to be free of Grey hair. So I can donate to adults all life long. I measured my hair and it is about 8 - 9" long. I decided to call off my hair cut for a month or two and let the hair grow. And also I promised myself to take good care of it. If it is helping a kid boost her confidence I will make sure I do my part. If anyone has any good ideas / tips about hair care and conditioning please pass them to me.

The reason I am posting this on my blog is, I read that it takes 6 pony tails to make one wig. So if any one is interested in donating hair. We could do it together and help one kid.

There are lots of websites on the net that talk about the donation process. Choose the one you like and help a kid wears your lovely locks.

Cheers
Sridevi Seshabhattar
11th March 2009