At the cost of sounding like Anu Malik, I must admit that what follows has been "inspired" by Ammani's quick tales. :)
They moved out to live in a far away land, away from relatives and friends. Children would not be disturbed during exams and unexpected guests would not drop in at unearthly hours. It worked. They now make frequent trips to their native land to re-establish broken bonds. And they talk to their son every Sunday morning, begging him to return.
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so you too have joined the long list of Ammani Virus +ve people. Welcome aboard.
hehe :) Yeah...but I doubt if it'll get beyond this post. Only Ammani can come up with consistently great quick tales!
hey that was gr8
there is one anjali u can find a link in my blog,she also writes quick tales.
thnx for dropping by my blog
Gowri, I did my "ammani" thing too :-) BTW, have blogrolled you!
Idli Ideas: Thanks and you have a nice blog too :)
Thennavan: I did read your quick tale, 'twas good. :) And Thank you for the link!
Ah, this is a smart thing.
Encore maadi.
Bhavane....at first I mistook the name for a differently spelt Bhavani, but found out from the profile that it was namma kannada pada, "Bhavane". :) Thanks for reading the blog and liking it! :))
Shomo, definitely maadtini, as soon as I can think of something. :)
Know what ? Anu Malik never gives credit to the original. So, in that sense u really did not do an anu malik act.
as a matter of fact I did my bit of ammani short tale too.
:o)
Bhavana: Same here! And I'm waiting to come back to blore and looking forward to a bloggers' meet to meet fellow bloggers and non-bloggers in real life. :)
Somu: I can't forget those interviews with Anu Malik with a harmonium, and I've heard the term 'inspire' many times during those interviews. :)
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