A Toast
To J...and all the possibilities you are.
Congratulations!
the deepest secrets no one knows
To J...and all the possibilities you are.
Congratulations!
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E (kissing me on my temple) : I kissed your brains. Now you'll do well in your exams.
Me: You might have done this a week ago. My exams just got over.
E (thinking it over) : You'll have more exams won't you?
A minute later.
E: Tia Didi, I'm making my own skateboard. If you don't disturb me I won't disturb you.
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I love my feet. I mean really love them. They're clean and size 5 with short, uneven toe-nails. The veins show up clearly and there's nearly always a blister on the little toe. The heels are usually dry. I've given up wearing nail-polish and now they just look strong and well-used. And they've served me pretty well so far. They've kicked vulnerable male genitalia, walked on mud, animal excreta and the roads of Pune...all while wearing shoes that are the opposite of polite.
I've been decorating them a lot of late. Right now I have a pair of thin, silver anklets and of course my magic toe-ring in which resides the wise, two-headed elephant-genie. Thank you again, Pigwidgeon!
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Question: How do things stop mattering?
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I went pujo shopping yesterday and finally bought some skirts. One outfit is totally Bunty aur Babli...or in dad's words 'jhakkas'. Anyway they're both lovely and I'm in one right now. I'd almost forgotten what it was like not to have my legs separated by layers of denim...and more recently in cotton linen. Feel skin on skin.
I'm getting 'short-tempered' according to my co-worker. I do blow off steam on him. Hee.
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This was an exercise at the NSD workshop last December.
We were asked to lie down, close our eyes and concentrate. Music was playing. Sitar and drums. We had to let it penetrate us completely, let images build up. I saw the sea. I was deaf and dumb but I knew there was music playing. I was desperate....to speak, to let out. The music grew higher, I knew it did. I felt it breathing, tugging at my silence. Insisting that I wasn't in bondage.
Later, we had to perform those images.
I know my voice quivered....I know I cried.
I don't know how it ended...
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