Global Citizens - Tamil

யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளிர்
It is pronounced as "Yaadhum Ooore Yavarum Kelir", which means, 'Every country is my own and all the people are my kinsmen'. This 100BC old phrase, advocates for world peace; a world where men are not divided by sect or creed but are united as global citizens.

A day to remember

Life, is what we make of it. We develop friendships, fall in love, build cities and lastly leave our worldly world behind when we shed our frail human body.

Today is an historic day. We had our first un-official Tamizha meeting and we bounced great ideas off each other. I am very excited to see the club take form. Most importantly, I am doing it with friends! People, whom I could trust and be opened to.

I've always felt out of place for being my age, but my friends have made me feel so loved that I don't feel any different from them. I am truly grateful to the universe for this moment of joy.

God, universe, brahma...thank you!

Why do you blog?

This is a question that I've been asked before, and strictly there is no one answer to it. Personally, I blog for the love of writing, to share my experiences, to voice my opinions, to archive my thoughts/ideas/opinions, and to give my creativity a space to showcase and experiment.

However, I have sometimes rant on my blog and it is something I am not proud of. I dislike ranting in public and my blog is in the public domain.

I am looking forward to my Golf-sessions, to the starting of Tamizha தமிழா (SMU's Tamil Language & Cultural Society), to SCD-FTB goodies, SCD-GSR cleanliness campaign, and of cause to the start of YEAR 2!!!!

I shall better manage my time between my commitments to SCD, Tamizha and to SINDA, without compromising on my Year 2 MODS!!

Cheers!

PS: I love my summer-job at AXA!