Comments on: Oh, My lovely Newspaper

By: triplicani

triplicani — Sun, 10 May 2009 05:38:25 +0000

Sarasija,

Thank you. Keep visiting.

By: Sarasija

Sarasija — Sun, 10 May 2009 04:00:59 +0000

Anand Chitapa, First I want to congratulate you on the choice of writing about the Newspaper.

A wave of nostalgia swept over me as i remembered how I used to love the fresh smell of new school books and notebooks…I also prefer reading a book in the good old fashioned way than an e-book any day.

The analogy observed in the last part of the article is brilliant as it is so true.

By: Vijayasarathy R

Vijayasarathy R — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 16:42:40 +0000

Fantastic post. My evening was made by two things.

1.My brother’s forward (My Father’s last mail, just few hours before his heart was attacked, to all of my brothers).

2. This post by Anand on the lovely newspaper. The author had lived throughout the post. While I could see him doing all what mentioned visually through the words, I could recollect mine too which I did just today morning.

Last few paras were touching.

Anand, Newspapers are always valued. As you yourself mentioned, whether it is in its current morning or next morning. It is always used. You have stopped at the point that in India it is sold to small vendors. It is recycled again.

Yes. Now even I will say you are like that newspaper which is used, sold/forgotten, recycled and comes into our lives once again fresh..like rain water