Comments on: Chase Corporate Challenge and the Dunwich Dynamo http://uzair.nairang.org/articles/2006/07/16/chase-corporate-challenge-and-the-dunwich-dynamo/ Where Uzairs Roam Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:43:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: SAA http://uzair.nairang.org/articles/2006/07/16/chase-corporate-challenge-and-the-dunwich-dynamo/#comment-144 SAA Mon, 17 Jul 2006 09:33:53 +0000 #comment-144 <p>good lord. perhaps at this point, i should remind you of a fact that is almost never told to us… and many people might live life without it altogether. Your life, your safety, your health, is a kind of <em>amanat</em> that you hold for your family. You better take care of it properly. </p> <p>And ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS say ayat-ul-kursi before leaving anywhere, going anywhere, doing anything, locking up the house, etc etc… </p> <p>I am glad you did all that too. It sounds like a bunch of great experiences…but did you bandage your foot properly? and are you drinking OJ every day? and have I now made your blog totally uncool by bringing all this up for the entire world to read? </p> <p>now, who is your travelling partner for your Europe trips? and please take a jacket with you no matter how hot it is…it’s always easy to get cooler, never to get warm. get one of those light windcheater things…they’re supposed to be dead light, easy to pack and very effective against wind and water. </p> <p>I have started re-reading Mrs Dalloway. Love it. So many perfect perfect descriptions of state of mind and heart. Very apt for how I feel these days. Though I wonder - is there a natural barrier for men, in reading these intensely feminine portaitures of Woolf’s? I think she balances out the women with men (for instance, Mrs Dalloway’s counterpoint is Septimus Warren Smith) but by the nature of her art, would men be able to immediately empathise with her character <em>descriptions</em> and understand them at a visceral level, as perhaps women do?</p> good lord. perhaps at this point, i should remind you of a fact that is almost never told to us… and many people might live life without it altogether. Your life, your safety, your health, is a kind of amanat that you hold for your family. You better take care of it properly.

And ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS say ayat-ul-kursi before leaving anywhere, going anywhere, doing anything, locking up the house, etc etc…

I am glad you did all that too. It sounds like a bunch of great experiences…but did you bandage your foot properly? and are you drinking OJ every day? and have I now made your blog totally uncool by bringing all this up for the entire world to read?

now, who is your travelling partner for your Europe trips? and please take a jacket with you no matter how hot it is…it’s always easy to get cooler, never to get warm. get one of those light windcheater things…they’re supposed to be dead light, easy to pack and very effective against wind and water.

I have started re-reading Mrs Dalloway. Love it. So many perfect perfect descriptions of state of mind and heart. Very apt for how I feel these days. Though I wonder - is there a natural barrier for men, in reading these intensely feminine portaitures of Woolf’s? I think she balances out the women with men (for instance, Mrs Dalloway’s counterpoint is Septimus Warren Smith) but by the nature of her art, would men be able to immediately empathise with her character descriptions and understand them at a visceral level, as perhaps women do?

]]> By: syed http://uzair.nairang.org/articles/2006/07/16/chase-corporate-challenge-and-the-dunwich-dynamo/#comment-176 syed Mon, 17 Jul 2006 07:32:54 +0000 #comment-176 <p>amazing… I really do envy you in that you did both of those things in one weekend. I have forgotten about trying to improve the vertical. I have started to believe its all genetics. Since there is no African or German blood in me I will never touch the rim.</p> amazing… I really do envy you in that you did both of those things in one weekend.
I have forgotten about trying to improve the vertical. I have started to believe its all genetics. Since there is no African or German blood in me I will never touch the rim.

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