30-minute-creative-getaways on busy days :)
Officil aarum kaananda ;-)
Boring corporate blue Vs. Colorful gala life... :P all smiles on including "fatfree"!!!
Ishtapettu. Peruth.
:) athe color coding nattukaar kaanenda! cherumpadi cherkkanaano ithu? njan sramikkamoutofthebox - shoefocus - photographyinnovation - watercolorstretch - kneeachemilestone - travelcrisis - marriage :)
for me, one feeds the other :)
i was thinking and thinking about the 2 words thenga kula and manga tholi and their entry into mallu jargon..could not make head or tail..both can hurt - is that it??
@sandeep :) @vaishnavi lol.. i really didn't intend to make the corporate world less colorful.. it just happened ;-)@nikhil hehe .. i know i know :)) @skpan match the following aayirunnilla udheshiche.. enthaayaalum ishttapettu :) @sandeep_u for many it does.. and its supposed to.. but then wonder something is being fed at all ;-)@maddy - thenga kola and maanga tholi are generally used to indicate something rubbish or nonsensical, though literally they don't sound so bad :)
Officil aarum kaananda ;-)
ReplyDeleteBoring corporate blue Vs. Colorful gala life... :P all smiles on including "fatfree"!!!
ReplyDeleteIshtapettu. Peruth.
ReplyDelete:) athe color coding nattukaar kaanenda! cherumpadi cherkkanaano ithu? njan sramikkam
ReplyDeleteoutofthebox - shoe
focus - photography
innovation - watercolor
stretch - kneeache
milestone - travel
crisis - marriage :)
for me, one feeds the other :)
ReplyDeletei was thinking and thinking about the 2 words thenga kula and manga tholi and their entry into mallu jargon..could not make head or tail..both can hurt - is that it??
ReplyDelete@sandeep :)
ReplyDelete@vaishnavi lol.. i really didn't intend to make the corporate world less colorful.. it just happened ;-)
@nikhil hehe .. i know i know :))
@skpan match the following aayirunnilla udheshiche.. enthaayaalum ishttapettu :)
@sandeep_u for many it does.. and its supposed to.. but then wonder something is being fed at all ;-)
@maddy - thenga kola and maanga tholi are generally used to indicate something rubbish or nonsensical, though literally they don't sound so bad :)