traat prat
ignore once
peanuts
praat traaat traaaat
unattended attention
ignore twice
silence
traaaaaaat
the volume
is overpowering
it just cannot be ignored
but
i am the guilty one
for my attentive ears.
(fellow train passengers should be considerate of noises emitted from their system!)
About Me
voluntary visitors
Books Read in 2009
- A Romance with Chaos
- Sumthing of a mocktale
- Tilled Earth
- Simple Things Make Luv
- Anything for you, ma'am
- The Company of Women
- The Dark Room
- The Last Dragon Dance
- Gorkhas Imagined
- Right Fit Wrong Shoe
- The End of India
- 2 States
- Midst Himalayan Mists
- The Shadow Lines
- Culture and Religion: A Conceptual Study
- Flight and Adaptation: Tibetan Refugees in the Darjeeling-Sikkim Himalaya
- Etoa Munda Won The Battle
- Love in the time of Cholera
- Code Name God
- Train to Pakistan
- Wise & Otherwise
- Spiritual Anthropology
- Don't ask any old bloke for directions: A Biker's Whimsical Journey across India
- Who will cry when I die?
- Lepcha, My Vanishing Tribe
- The Lepchas of West Bengal
- Sahebs and a Collection of Tales about Sikkim & Nepal Himalayas
- Himalayan Lepchas
- Between Sikkim and Bhutan
- Lepchas and their Heritage
- Lepcha Folklore and Folksongs
- The Reulctant Fundamentalist
- Heidi
- The Fifth Mountain
- Keep off the Grass
- We Indians
- Where shall we go this summer?
- Muna Madan
- Writing on the Wall: Reflections on the Northeast
- Chicken Soup for the Writer's Soul
- A Treasury of Bangla Stories
- Unaccustomed Earth
- Love and Marriage
- The God of Small Things
- Love Story
- Naga Identities
- Shantaram
1 comments:
Awesome lol ...Sarcastic,indeed
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