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Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 1:37 pm Post subject: BACK TO SCHOOL
Dear, Friends , my school i studied from LKG TO 10th (SRI RAMAKRISHNA MISSION ) Invited me has a chief guest ( price distribution,) for the district sports conducted and 32 schools participated.so iam really pleased the offer not only because has a chief guest but like to recollect the atmosphere i spend in my wonderful 12years childhood, so i really dont know why they invite me??? ,so in the introduction speech they told, because 1. iam the Rotarian for the past 20 years doing services for the community and also for the school regularly
2. My school carer i lead kho-kho team for 3 years and got dist cup every year without fail.
3. and in cricket captan to my school for 3 years and got dist cup every year without fail.
4. and an athlete( 100, 200, long jump, relay,) and got cups for inter school competition .,and so on so on.
Anyhow ,why iam writing all this because every one like our child wood ,so pls share your days, Apart from this my hobbies in childwood are 1.FISH KEEPING, 2.kite fly (manja ) 3. catching native fishes in flood and canal 4. cricket 5. goli 6.gilli thandu, 7.ice boy 8.and some little study keep me on below 10th rank, so at the same venue i heard my lovable PT Master , retire,soon ,so i felicitate him also . keep on friends , share your beautiful days
Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 1:57 pm Post subject: Re: BACK TO SCHOOL
Good to know you had such a wonderful child hood Ravi, and it surely helped you to become one successful, caring and fine human specimen. Albeit all are not so lucky...take my instance, all I can say is that there it was common till cricket, kite flying and goli. From there onwards helped by fads, it waded into Chicks, rock'n'roll, concerts, late nights, travels so on and so forth...but after all these years I find that I have not done any thing bad or more importantly, I have not become a bad person....what has happened is that I have learned to respect these sides and distant myself from them. Now that I have traveled far from that life style and do not even smoke, I remain confidant that this life style also has some good lessons if you know when and where to draw the line...
Just 2 pence from my experiences for all of you..
I think it is a damn good thread as you get the scope to get to know each other more closely and understand their back ground.
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Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 3:36 pm Post subject: Re: BACK TO SCHOOL
Thanks, Rocky,Debarghya., yes your words are coming from your heart, iam feeling the same way.in college days , i got ITC SPONSOR (smoking )habbit through my friends, so ( has a fast bowler ) i slowly away from cricket, now iam only watching in TV
Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 1:16 am Post subject: Re: BACK TO SCHOOL
Ravi
Its nice to know about you being recognized in your own school after more than a decade.
Let me tell you my story during school days .............
Since my early school days (4th, 5th, 6th and 7th std) at Indian Preparatory School, Bangalore i was doodling a lot on the paper and my history teacher used to make me draw map of India on the board during history class to explain and also when she was teaching in other girls only classrooms, i was invited to draw on the board and run back to my own class............
After my graduation at KLE college, the first job i got was at Bishop Cotton Boys School as a Creative Arts Instructor ..............
Guess who I meet after more than 13 years at the ASK meet, one of my student; now world-famous Adipo................
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:03 pm Post subject: Re: BACK TO SCHOOL
Dear Ravi
You must be going back to School days 2nd time without any fees and scold.Its was a golden letter day in your life and few of us are lucky to have this oppertunity.Congratulations
Regards
kaushik
After my graduation at KLE college, the first job i got was at Bishop Cotton Boys School as a Creative Arts Instructor ..............
Guess who I meet after more than 13 years at the ASK meet, one of my student; now world-famous Adipo................
How true. He was explaining how you used to pinch him (and others students) painfully under the arm.
You had a thumb nail grown extra long specifically for the purpose.
Glad to have noticed that you are no longer keeping the long nails.
The fear of the Guru is the beginning of wisdom. No wonder some of your students have become world famous.
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Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:40 pm Post subject: Re: BACK TO SCHOOL
Yes, some time we felt we are in cage, because of that DISCIPLINE But because of that , we succeeded in our life.Discipline
The word discipline, unfortunately most of the time is understood as regimenting somebody to do what you will. If I say, or if you tell somebody, that he needs to be disciplined, he understands it as that he needs to be punished or he needs to be cut down to size. The word discipline does not mean that. Discipline fundamentally means that one is open to learn, one is open to look.
If that sense of discipline has to come, we have to bring a huge sense of involvement into the activity that they are performing. If that sense of involvement is not there, one does not learn, one just works to the extent it is necessary. So when you bring a huge sense of involvement, you will see every day they keep coming back with new ideas of what they have picked up in the same work that they have been doing.
so i salute my masters
After my graduation at KLE college, the first job i got was at Bishop Cotton Boys School as a Creative Arts Instructor ..............
Guess who I meet after more than 13 years at the ASK meet, one of my student; now world-famous Adipo................
How true. He was explaining how you used to pinch him (and others students) painfully under the arm.
You had a thumb nail grown extra long specifically for the purpose.
Glad to have noticed that you are no longer keeping the long nails.
The fear of the Guru is the beginning of wisdom. No wonder some of your students have become world famous.
Trevorji,
Long-term memory lapse - I had extra long nails on my pinkie finger (little finger) and not the thumb nail I wonder if he has disclosed more of my........
After my graduation at KLE college, the first job i got was at Bishop Cotton Boys School as a Creative Arts Instructor ..............
Guess who I meet after more than 13 years at the ASK meet, one of my student; now world-famous Adipo................
How true. He was explaining how you used to pinch him (and others students) painfully under the arm.
You had a thumb nail grown extra long specifically for the purpose.
Glad to have noticed that you are no longer keeping the long nails.
The fear of the Guru is the beginning of wisdom. No wonder some of your students have become world famous.
Trevorji,
Long-term memory lapse - I had extra long nails on my pinkie finger (little finger) and not the thumb nail I wonder if he has disclosed more of my........
No worry Umesh. I had to pry this information out of Adip. He is ever grateful to his teachers who guided him along the straight and narrow path and taught him the long term benefits of hard work.
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