Monday Poem:::::::::::::::: __________ "Change"________

__________"Change"________


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May 03, 2010 6:35 am Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Manohar Bhatia ________ "Change"_________

Change is the change
of identity on facebook,
where you are only on cookbook!

Change is the difference
of doing business in East than West
where crony capitalism is best!

Change is the currency
of notes,bills, coins,
where human capital also joins!

Change is the attitude
of people towards sexuality
where love can be a casuality!

Change is a human nature
for man & woman in relationship
where each struggles for partnership!

Change is the transformation
of parties in hues of politics
where power of money is game of ethics!

Change is the merging
a town of two border states
where upmanship was at stake!

Change is the struggle
for freedom from orthodoxy
where man is buried in methodology!

Change is a change of rule
from one nation to another
where greed and power gather!

Change is a shift
in climate from hot or cold
where Mother Nature acts bold!

Change is a plan
for IPL team for surprise win
where everyone will grin!

Change is a twist
of story in fiction novel
where readers would marvel!

Change is in the thinking
of person from poverty to affluence
where discomfort & comfort confluence!

Change is a change
from one change to another change
where only change is name of change!

---The End---
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Manohar Bhatia





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May 03, 2010 8:36 am re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Diane Tegarden Manohar,
changes are sometimes good and sometimes unwelcome, but are all an integral part of life, as you have pointed out.

You have given us much to ponder,
Diane T.



Energetically, Diane Tegarden
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Shuttered Window- A Compendium of my Poetry";"Anti-Vigilante and The
Rips in Time"- available at www.firewalkerpublications.com and www.Amazon.com


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May 03, 2010 12:51 pm re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Jack Huber This is a little different use of the word, "change," Manohar, but with good results.

Jack


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May 03, 2010 9:13 pm re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Diane Stephenson Manohar:

An innovative way to think about change.

Diane


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May 04, 2010 1:08 am re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Maya Mahant Manohar,

Change is Manohar personified.... yet it has your signature.

Maya


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May 04, 2010 3:37 am re: re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Deb..... Always SMILING! Manohar,

I loved the way you used the theme change and explained it so poetically. :0)


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May 04, 2010 11:32 am re: re: re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Ayub Bangroo
Manohar,
Change is the only thing that does not change.
A poem written in your own typical style which is full of concern,ideas,realism,as always,asking the reader to look at the things from a different(changed)angle.

Ayub


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May 05, 2010 12:43 am re: re: re: re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "Change" #

Manohar Bhatia Hi,
I want to thank each of.....Diane.T.,Jack, Diane.S., Maya, Deb, and Ayub for yor valuable comments.
Manohar Bhatia

Monday Poem::::::: "What Is This Life.............?"

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Apr 19, 2010 3:24 am Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::: "What Is this Life..............?" #

Manohar Bhatia What is this life full of trouble
all the time for a rumble
but no time for a quiet grumble?

What is this life full of tension
all the time for an apprehension
but no time for an introspection?

What is this life full of discussion
all the time for a confrontation
but no time for an innovation?

What is life full of cocophony
all the time for blasphemy
but no time for hegemony?

What is life full of sadness
all the time for total madness
but no time for little goodness?

What is life full of doomsday
all the time for a death-day
but no time for an eventful day?

What is this life full of richness
all the time for deadly bitchiness
but no time for lovable playfullness?
-----The End----
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Manohar Bhatia



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Apr 19, 2010 9:03 am re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::: "What Is this Life..............?" #

Diane Tegarden Manohar,
good questions! Who knows why we become bitter and loose our playfulness.....sometimes life can just wear you down.

To a brighter day,
Diane

Energetically, Diane Tegarden
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Apr 19, 2010 9:30 am re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::: "What Is this Life..............?" #

Jack Huber Manohar,

You are fulfilling your job as a poet in asking these poignant questions. Well done. I look forward to your future poem that tries to answer them.

Jack


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Apr 19, 2010 12:00 pm re: re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::: "What Is this Life..............?" #

Ayub Bangroo
Manohar,
you have got a peculiar style of writing poetry.
This poem is in the nature of a debate putting some valid questions.It takes a whole life to answer such questions.i enjoyed the following lines especially:-

What is this life full of richness
all the time for deadly bitchiness
but no time for lovable playfullness?


Ayub



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Apr 19, 2010 1:23 pm re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::: "What Is this Life..............?" #

Diane Stephenson Manohar:

You have asked some very poignant questions that most people don't even think about let alone ask themselves. Perhaps if they did, your questions would not have to be asked? Your poem is very thought-provoking.

Diane


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Apr 20, 2010 12:49 am re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::: "What Is this Life..............?" #

Maya Mahant Manohar,

I concur with Ayub, you have a very distinctive style which has become your signature. Very thought provoking questions you have asked, I wish we had the right answers!

Maya


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Apr 20, 2010 1:51 am re: Monday Poem:::::::::::::::::: "What Is this Life..............?" #

Manohar Bhatia Hello,
Di::::I am an issue-based person and my mind always ticks on how to bring harmony in the world.Thanks for reading.
Jack::Yes,definitely I will try for some answers in my future poems.
Ayub::Yes,I do have my own style of writing poetry.Good that you enjoyed the last triplet.
Diane:Its very nice to read your response on the poem.
Maya::Your kind words are wholly appreciated.

Manohar Bhatia

Monday Poem:::::: "The City In Seige."

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Apr 12, 2010 8:14 am Monday Poem::::::::::: "The City In Siege." #

Manohar Bhatia Members,
I just saw a photo of this city and this poem came to me::::::::::

"The City In Siege."

This city in the range
is as dangerous a place
as a badge on his shirt
the Sheriff is doing his duty
to wipe out out-laws from ghost town.

Mid-night calm is
as sinister as a dawn
all looking quiet
except the barks of dogs.

High noon on the near-by river
looks suicidal in a summer
for youngsters wanting to swim
invited by the river grim.

A spring evening
looks full of promise
honey-bees collect pollens
buzzing to ferilize in stems.

In the bar after office-hours
the suspence is scary
No soul in sight
only a bartender for a cigarette
to light for a brave soul.

The dusty road
is nostalgic for me
where me and my beloved
were sick with passionate love.

Dons in this fearsome city
are happy-go-lucky
as a child of innocense
giving an endearing smile.

Alas! The Sheriff looks helpless!

--The End--
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Apr 12, 2010 8:41 am re: Monday Poem::::::::::: "The City In Siege." #

Diane Tegarden Manohar,
now that you know how to post a picture, maybe you can let us see the accompanying image? Your words tell of us a dusty and desperate little place, I'm imagining somewhere in the US' Old West.

Many a cowboy movie was filmed in such a town,
Diane T.



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Shuttered Window- A Compendium of my Poetry";"Anti-Vigilante and The
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Apr 12, 2010 3:29 pm re: Monday Poem::::::::::: "The City In Siege." #

Jack Huber Manohar, you are full of similes and metaphors today... An interesting look at a wild west town- thanks for sharing it.

Jack


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Apr 13, 2010 5:23 am re: re: Monday Poem::::::::::: "The City In Siege." #

Manohar Bhatia Di & Jack,
Actually,lots of old cowboys movies had the same setting of an old town in the mid-fifties,where constant raidng by the out-laws was the order of the day.The gun battle between out-laws and the Sheriff was an every day affair.I also remember of a beautiful horse-carriage driven by a faithful bearded old man,important passengers being a stunningly pretty rich lady and his escort and maybe laoded with a trunk of gold!
This one is from the movie::::"Gun Fight At The O.K. Corral" ...I think It was Burt Lancaster and......other famous actor..I think Clint Eastwood.
I have a photo and I try to post it.Thanks for your comments on my silly poem.

Manohar Bhatia


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Apr 13, 2010 8:19 am re: re: re: Monday Poem::::::::::: "The City In Siege." #

Ayub Bangroo
Manohar,
A very imaginative poem,you have captured many images and painted them skilfully.

Ayub


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Apr 13, 2010 11:08 pm re: Monday Poem::::::::::: "The City In Siege." #

Diane Stephenson Manohar:

You have created a picturesque word painting describing the place and the people. Good job!

Diane

Monday Poem::::::::"Why Switch Off Lights?"

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Mar 29, 2010 6:57 am Monday Poem::::::::::::::::::: "Why Switch Off Lights?" #

Manohar Bhatia Members,
Since it was an Earth Hour on 26th March,2010,requesting everyone to switch off power from 7.30p.m to 8.30p.m.I thought I will try out a poem::::::::::::::

"Why Switch Off Lights?"

Why switch off lights today?
beacause greed for 'power'is growing
to cater to man's unsatiable thirst
for progress in building new apartments
but succeeding in only in creating unbalanced society
where poor,downtrodden,suffer to eat food
left by noveau rich,celebs,others
Remember,its an Earth Hour to-day!

Why switch off lights lights to-day?
So that all gambling dens close
that may lead to rape,murder,extortion,
where the honest get caught
in cross-fire between 'A'& 'B' company
to be accidently bumped off in this encounter
for their kith & kin to mourns their deaths
Remember,its an Earth Hour to-day!

Why switch off lights to-day?
so that drinking bars have a dry day
alerting regular drinkers to face a test
and compulsive drinkers a forced rest
Also,lady tipplers a moment to ponder
to set their houses & children in order
and release them from this deadly habit
Remember,its an Earth Hour to-day!

Why switch off lights to-day?
so that we save enough power
for the have nots to see a ray of light
in their dwellings not seen for decades
and make them to feel humans too
to seek their trust,blessings,smiles,
which they have never experienced before.
Remember,its an Earth Hour to-day!

Why switch off lights to-day?
so that peace prevails in one hour
for everyone to enjoy some unforgetful moments
of hearing birds humming in the trees,
honey-bees merrily buzzing amongst flowers,
the pleasant sound of cool wind whistling,
allowing tiny waves splash delecately on beach front,
Remember,its an Earth Hour to-day!

--The End--

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Manohar Bhatia


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Mar 29, 2010 9:08 am re: Monday Poem::::::::::::::::::: "Why Switch Off Lights?" #

Diane Tegarden Manohar,
your poem tells us how we have become a society that wastes more than we need, and how the "haves" take so much away from the "have nots" until we are blind to our over consumption. A good moral tale.

Thank you for making us stop and think about how we live,
Diane T. and furfamily

Energetically, Diane Tegarden
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Rips in Time"- available at www.firewalkerpublications.com and www.Amazon.com


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Mar 29, 2010 11:17 am re: re: Monday Poem::::::::::::::::::: "Why Switch Off Lights?" #

Ayub Bangroo
Manoha,
of couse, we should switch off lights to remind ourselves that we have many human responsibilities as emphatically counted by you.Global warming is a horror but many other things keep the globe boiling.

Ayub


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Mar 29, 2010 12:45 pm re: Monday Poem::::::::::::::::::: "Why Switch Off Lights?" #

Maya Mahant Manohar, your poem is an apt reminder, a timely wake up call. Nature had enough for everyones needs but not their greed.
Maya


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Mar 29, 2010 5:12 pm re: Monday Poem::::::::::::::::::: "Why Switch Off Lights?" #

Diane Stephenson Manohar:

You have aptly brought out a strong message that people everywhere need to not only hear but also heed.

Diane


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Mar 30, 2010 5:40 am re: re: Monday Poem::::::::::::::::::: "Why Switch Off Lights?" #

Susan Graves Manohar

Thanks you just gave me an idea for this Thursdays Green Grove Post

Susan


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Mar 31, 2010 6:12 am re: re: re: Monday Poem::::::::::::::::::: "Why Switch Off Lights?" #

Manohar Bhatia Hi,
Di,Ayub,Maya,Diane & Susan::::::::::::::Thank you to each of you for your comments,which I always treasure.

Manohar Bhatia

F.O.R.M. Poem::::::: Crapsey Cinquain.

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Mar 30, 2010 8:17 pm F.O.R.M.- The Crapsey Cinquain #

Jack Huber Crapsey Cinquain

A cinquain can refer to any five-line poem with a set pattern or syllable count. Adelaide Crapsey, however, made the cinquain her own. Born in Brooklyn, NY, in 1878, at the turn of the century she was class poet at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie. Before her death of tuberculosis, her interest in haiku and tanka led her to develop her own cinquain patterns, as well as a new form of "doublet," a couplet that utilized two rhyming lines of ten syllables each. Much of Adelaide's work was published posthumously and it was Carl Sandburg's poem, "Adelaide Crapsey," that re-established her and her art form in popular culture.

Without rhyming, the Crapsey cinquain was most often written in iambic meter ("duh-DUM") and had a set syllable pattern. Its 22 syllables were arranged in lines of 2,4,6,8 and 2 syllables, respectively, for lines one through five.

Crapsey cinquains are the most popular but variations do exist. A “reverse cinquain” has a syllable pattern of 2-8-6-4-2 and a “mirror cinquain” pairs the Crapsey or standard cinquain with the reverse. Combining the two "mirror cinquain" stanzas and eliminating one of the two-syllable lines in the middle creates a nine-line “butterfly cinquain.” Link five stanzas and you have a “crown cinquain.” There seems to be no shortage of variations.

Examples:


Lightning

Its flash,
a brilliant test
of nighttime's secrecy,
exposes for an instant, then
escapes.


Cardinal

Red bird,
your glorious
plumage is radiant,
as your male ego is displayed
for her.


Copyright © 2010 by Jack Huber



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Mar 31, 2010 6:35 am re: F.O.R.M.- The Crapsey Cinquain #

Manohar Bhatia Jack,
I am trying out this Crapsey Cinquain::::::

Pink Necked Flamingoes.


Pink necks (2)
are eye-catching (4)
to watch in amazement (6)
especially picking fish from (8)
mud flats. (2)

I hope to be corrected.Thanks Jack for teaching me this easy new F.O.R.M.

Manohar Bhatia


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Mar 31, 2010 7:05 am re: F.O.R.M.- The Crapsey Cinquain #

dalip daswani
HEN

ruffle
your tail no more
your shimmering colors
no longer fascinate cocky
peacock




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Mar 31, 2010 9:01 am re: re: F.O.R.M.- The Crapsey Cinquain #

Maya Mahant Hard Rock

Three 'C's
of shining stone
costing a million buck,
carat, colour, clarity; a
diamond

Hard Rock
(Butterfly)

Four 'C's
of shining stone
costing a million buck
carat, cut, colour, clarity
hard rock.
Brilliant in gold or platinum
love's circlet forever;
girl's best friend, a
diamond.

Jack I am not sure of the syllable count of line 4 of both the poems.. carat (2), colour (2) clarity (3) cut (1)....?

Maya


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Mar 31, 2010 11:25 am re: re: re: F.O.R.M.- The Crapsey Cinquain #

Jack Huber Manohar, Dalip and Maya, all are splendid examples of Crapsey cinquains, which now make you Crapsey poets...

Maya, your syllable counts are correct, but you might want to change "buck" to "bucks" (a million bucks).

Good job!

Jack


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Mar 31, 2010 11:31 am re: re: re: re: F.O.R.M.- The Crapsey Cinquain #

Maya Mahant Thanks Jack, I will. Happened with copy paste, missed the typo.

Maya


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Apr 01, 2010 7:38 am re: re: re: re: F.O.R.M.- The Crapsey Cinquain #

Manohar Bhatia Jack,
Hip,hip,hurrays.........3 cheers to our very dear Jack,for teaching us this new F.O.R.M.God bless everyone in your family.

Manohar Bhatia

"Music That 'Cures' Deafness"_______ABNA Reviews

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What is the strongest aspect of this excerpt?

This writer has a curious style – at once childish and yet descriptive. Since it is coming from another culture, I came to appreciate the choppiness of the prose after a few paragraphs. The allegories were fun.

What aspect needs the most work?

Overall, I found the language to be perhaps a bit TOO simple and childish, and feel the author needs to revisit their story for some editing and tightening up of the story without losing any of the essential English-as-a-second-language flavor.

What is your overall opinion of this excerpt?

I found myself surprised that I liked it and found the story engaging. The author writes in a kind of pidgin English that is easy to understand and also very charming.

ABNA Expert Reviewer

What is the strongest aspect of this excerpt?

The story takes place in an unfamiliar environment, the most impoverished province in India (Uttar Pradesh). This draws the reader in, because the reader will be interested in strange cultural practices and strange traditions.

What aspect needs the most work?

The narrative reads: "Brahmin food is pure vegetarian and varied. There is Dal(pulses), Kadhi,(a kind of soup) Chappatis,(Bread)" I recommend that each of these foods be expanded to an entire paragraph. The writer could desribe the fragrance and color and method of preparation (boiling for three hours, baking for ten minutes) for each of these foods. By not pausing to describe the foods, the author has missed an opportunity for providing interesting writing. Also, when we read the character "Suryanavshi," I suggest that the author devote a sentence or two describing how to pronounce this name, and to describe alternate pronunciations, and to describing similar names in India. By not pausing to focus on this name, or on the origin of this name, the author has lost an opportunity for providing some interesting writing.

What is your overall opinion of this excerpt?

This story is refreshing among most of the samples provided by Amazon.com, in that it is easy to understand what is going on, despite the unfamiliar environment of the present story (a remote province in India). In other words, in most of the stories provided by Amazon.com, the authors clutter up the narratives of ordinary, prosaic events, by plunging into details about the weather, or about exaggerated emotions, or about irrelevant things, like traffic. But the present story, about India, does NOT suffer from these problems. Although the prose does seem to be written by an amateur-author, the author writes clearly and it is easy for the reader to see that a genuine story is being developed. I would have liked the author to have added more bizarre customs from India, for example (this is my own made-up example), animal sacrifice. I know, for example, that 150 years ago in India they had human sacrifice in a practice called, "Satti." Therefore, I would expect some bizarre practices to still be in practice in India, and I would have liked to have seen them integrated into this story///////////////////(End of Review)

Manohar Bhatia comments on the reviews:::::;

I do appreciate ABNA reviewers.The first reviewer said that he is surprised at my childish writing and yet likes reading my excerpt.He is impressed by the overall opinion of the excerpt and found the story engaging......I found I have scored here.Although I write pidgin English, but still he found it very charming.

The second reviewer says that although the story is set in the most improvished province of India(Uttar Pradesh),still this reviewer feels will draw the reader in ,so that he can know strange cultural practices and traditions.Overall,he found the story refreshing among other samples sent on amazon.com

Shall we be friends?:::::::::::e-mail addresses.

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Jun 12, 2009 4:31 pm let's be friends, shall we??? #

Diane Tegarden A new member (RDJ) gave me a great idea...

in order to be listed as a friend here on Ryze we need each other's email addy, so here's mine, feel free to add me as a friend!


rosefirewalker@aol.com



Please list your email on this thread so the other members can also add you as a friend. It's an easy way to remember their birthday, because Ryze will alert you when their birthday is coming up and you can pop in and wish them well!

huggles and buggles,
Diane

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Aditya Prasad mine is aditya_prasad_online@yahoo.com


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Jun 12, 2009 7:03 pm re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

RD Jentsch Diane;

I'm glad you had such a great idea. Here is my email so we can all network.

RD
bekjents@gmail.com

Feel free to check out my page and email me directly if you need any help. :)



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Jun 12, 2009 8:04 pm re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Diane Tegarden you got it RD and Aditya, we're friends now!!

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Jun 13, 2009 1:38 am re: re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Jack Huber Mine's easy- jack@jackhuber.com.


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Jun 13, 2009 1:52 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

dalip daswani just joined... a couple days ago, from Pune, India

my email id: ddalip@gmail.com

Diane, if I may suggest: could we also use this thread to `re-invent' or `re-visit' ourselves by sharing a short introduction - something different to what's already on our ryze page? (Or perhaps start a new thread for this - titled maybe "a visit to myself" or something like that?)

cheers, have a great weekend all, and happy to be here!

dalip daswani




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Jun 13, 2009 7:28 am re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Marsha Walker emybaker@yahoo.com

Writers are the geniuses that force us to step outside the box of the ordinary.
Marsha Dean Walker

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Jun 13, 2009 8:41 am re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? (Dalip) #

Diane Tegarden Dalip,
sounds like a good idea, please feel free to write a short introduction on the new thread, entitled "A little bit about me..."!


To The Dance of Life,
Diane


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Jun 13, 2009 10:07 am re: re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? (Dalip) #

Manohar Bhatia Hi all,

My e-mail id: fizz_buzz2006@yahoo.co.in

Thanks and take care!

Manohar Bhatia


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Jun 15, 2009 9:33 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Hiyaa Aashish Israni A warm hello to all and a warmer welcome to all new members!

My email ID is sandhyasuri@gmail.com

My maiden name is Sandhya Suri

My name is Hiyaa Aashish Israni

My nickname is Sandy

Cheers
Hiyaa


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Jun 15, 2009 12:53 pm re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Deb..... Always SMILING! Hello everybody,

Now don't forget to write to me and join me on chat here is my email id:

ndebra@gmail.com


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Jun 15, 2009 3:39 pm re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Gazelle Simmons Mine is help@admnsrvcs.com and I will definitely have to establish some more connections. Take care and God bless.
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Jun 17, 2009 1:43 am re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Glen Hamilton Sounds like great fun, count me in. my email is:

POBachs@aol.com

Please add me to your friends list.

Glen


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Jun 19, 2009 4:38 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Arvind Hi, I am here after a long time. Great idea RDJ.

Mine is : arvy.india@gmail.com

Arvind


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Jun 19, 2009 4:50 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

TIMOTHY MCAULIFFE tmcauliff656@hotmail I am in Brooklyn NY USA


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Jun 19, 2009 8:18 am re: re: let's be friends, shall we???(Tim) #

Diane Tegarden Tim, without the .com at the end of your email, the address doesn't work!

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Private Reply to Diane Tegarden

Jun 24, 2009 2:33 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Ashis Dutta mine is ashisdutta@gmail.com

Love
Ashis


Private Reply to Ashis Dutta

Jun 24, 2009 6:24 pm re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

RVIyengar
iyengarrv@aol.com


Private Reply to RVIyengar

Jun 25, 2009 12:19 am re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Shanks Pandiath hi there

my contact add is spandiath3@dataone.in

my social network adds are available at

http://www.marketingaffiliater.com/contact.html

cheers



Private Reply to Shanks Pandiath

Jun 29, 2009 7:18 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Sarah Rahman You can always add me on:

ali.sarah7@gmail.com

Looking forward to get connected.

Cheers!


Private Reply to Sarah Rahman

Jul 01, 2009 6:48 am re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Ayub Bangroo
Mine is ayoubaz@rediffmail.com

Hope to ryze together.


Private Reply to Ayub Bangroo

Jul 12, 2009 12:01 pm re: re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Lynn McMonigal My email address is lynnmcwriter@gmail.com

Lynn McMonigal


Private Reply to Lynn McMonigal

Jul 25, 2009 9:17 pm re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Claudia Suzanne Great idea, especially since I'm new on Ryze. I'm at claudiasuzanne@gmail.com

Claudia Suzanne


Private Reply to Claudia Suzanne

Sep 09, 2009 5:16 am re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

sangeetha giri

Hi everyone,

My e-mail address is shrutigs06@yahoo.co.in


Sangeetha Giri


Private Reply to sangeetha giri

Sep 29, 2009 10:17 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Yasamin Alttahir yasamin.alttahir@gmail.com

blog http://tcherrytree.blogspot.com/


Private Reply to Yasamin Alttahir

Sep 30, 2009 8:44 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Diane Stephenson I'm new here and my e-mail is dianestephenson.stemtechbiz@gmail.com.

When I get a little more time I'll post something about myself on the appropriate thread.

Diane
http://www.dianestephenson.com
http://bit.ly/VD6UE


Private Reply to Diane Stephenson

Sep 30, 2009 9:06 am let's be friends, shall we??? Added 6 friends today! #

Diane Tegarden
Ayub, Lynn, Claudia, Sangeetha Girl, Yasamin and Diane,
I have added you all as friends...expect a birthday wish on your birthdays!!

May You Never Thirst...for knowledge, for love...for water!
Diane T. and furfamily

Energetically Yours, Diane Tegarden
"Getting OUT of Limbo-A Self Help Divorce Book for Women";"Light Through
Shuttered Window- A Compendium of my Poetry";"Anti-Vigilante and The
Rips in Time"- available at www.firewalkerpublications.com and www.Amazon.com


Private Reply to Diane Tegarden

Sep 30, 2009 9:24 am re: let's be friends, shall we??? Added 6 friends today! #

Diane Stephenson Thank you, Diane.

Diane


Private Reply to Diane Stephenson

Nov 09, 2009 1:10 pm re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Maya Mahant my email id is mayamahant@hotmail.com


Private Reply to Maya Mahant

Nov 10, 2009 12:50 am re: re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Vincent Narayanan And mine is naravincent@yahoo.co.in. I sure would love to be your friend.

Peace and Regards
Narayanan Vincent


Private Reply to Vincent Narayanan

Nov 10, 2009 7:50 am let's be friends, shall we??? (Maya and Vincent) #

Diane Tegarden
Maya and Vincent, you've been added to my friends list, for sure!

Have an adventure today!
Diane T. and furfamily

Energetically Yours, Diane Tegarden
"Getting OUT of Limbo-A Self Help Divorce Book for Women";"Light Through
Shuttered Window- A Compendium of my Poetry";"Anti-Vigilante and The
Rips in Time"- available at www.firewalkerpublications.com and www.Amazon.com


Private Reply to Diane Tegarden

Nov 11, 2009 12:11 pm re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Tim Smith Hi Diane and all,
My e-mail addy is timsjs@yahoo.com. I write a weekly post on my blog about interviews I do with people using alternative energy. I'm looking forward to learning how to better express myself by reading your words.


Private Reply to Tim Smith

Nov 11, 2009 12:34 pm re: let's be friends, shall we??? #

Marsha Walker Hi everyone,

School is done and I now have a masters in human services as well as being a board certified human services professional. Of course I am very pleased to announce that I did it with a 3.97 GPA. I am in the process of getting my radio shows set us and then I will rejoin you as before.

I have had some changes in my life and as they say when one door closes another one opens and in my case there was very handsome guy with the most incredible blue eyes standing in that door.

SpeciaL thanks to Lady Diane for all the love and support.

I hope things are good in your worlds and anyone who is interested in contacting me please feel free to do so at

emybaker@yahoo.com

Take care and see you soon!
Marsha


Private Reply to Marsha Walker

Nov 11, 2009 2:37 pm re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? (Tim) #

Diane Tegarden
Tim,
please let us all know the URL of your blog so we can go and learn more on the positive effects of Renewable Energy on the environment! And don't forget to post the blog (or at least some part of it) every Thursday on Susan Graves' Green Grove Thursday thread. (Thanks for bringing Tim on board Susan!)

I'm excited about our upcoming Skype interview and will contact you shortly to get the time, day and date so I can let everyone know when we'll be "on the air"!

A hearty welcome from the gang here at WPWU,
Diane T. and furfamily

Energetically Yours, Diane Tegarden
"Getting OUT of Limbo-A Self Help Divorce Book for Women";"Light Through
Shuttered Window- A Compendium of my Poetry";"Anti-Vigilante and The
Rips in Time"- available at www.firewalkerpublications.com and www.Amazon.com


Private Reply to Diane Tegarden

Nov 11, 2009 2:45 pm re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? (Marsha) You're Baaaaack!! #

Diane Tegarden
Dearest Lady M,
I'm just busting at the seams I'm so proud of your fantastic accomplishments, despite your personal injury (both to heart and back).

You are such a talented and truly magnificent woman, I'm so lucky to be considered among your friends. (Wish we lived closer so we could rage around the town together a bit!) What o what would they do with the two of us loose?
;>

Congratulations on your graduation and your grades, now you can come back to the fold....heh heh heh...oh my devious mind is aswirl...

Let me know when you plan to launch your new radio show and we can have a ball, busting myths about writing, and woes.

BTW, I may need some help setting up MY new BTR show, so when you get a minute next week, let's talk.

Yours in friendship and folly,
Diane T. and furfamily

Energetically Yours, Diane Tegarden
"Getting OUT of Limbo-A Self Help Divorce Book for Women";"Light Through
Shuttered Window- A Compendium of my Poetry";"Anti-Vigilante and The
Rips in Time"- available at www.firewalkerpublications.com and www.Amazon.com


Private Reply to Diane Tegarden

Mar 26, 2010 12:31 am re: re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? (Marsha) You're Baaaaack!! #

Tom Gillispie writer/editor nc3022@yahoo.com


Private Reply to Tom Gillispie writer/editor

Mar 26, 2010 12:44 am re: re: re: re: let's be friends, shall we??? (Marsha) You're Baaaaack!! #

priya shah priyashah012@gmail.com