Comments on: Love is in the Air http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/ Once upon a time, in a Galaxy far away.. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:20:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Don Lapre Max http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-3750 Don Lapre Max Wed, 10 Jan 2007 10:09:57 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-3750 Hi Jedi! I want to have a look on your album (which contains the photos of the Great Tajmahal!)soon...when will you provide it in the blog??! I am looking forward and interested to see.... Don Lapre Max webmaster@don-lapre-richards.com www.don-lapre-richards.com Hi Jedi! I want to have a look on your album (which contains the photos of the Great Tajmahal!)soon…when will you provide it in the blog??! I am looking forward and interested to see….

Don Lapre Max
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]]> By: Jedi http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-307 Jedi Mon, 19 Jun 2006 10:02:41 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-307 @Guns: 6 more days to go :) @Guns: 6 more days to go :)

]]> By: GuNs http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-306 GuNs Mon, 19 Jun 2006 08:23:08 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-306 Is this the last in your series of posts about India? I hope not man, I hope not. Is this the last in your series of posts about India? I hope not man, I hope not.

]]> By: Jedi http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-305 Jedi Fri, 16 Jun 2006 23:30:31 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-305 @Guns: I usually reply as fast as I can unless I'm terribly busy. Yes, I'll surely check you blog soon. In fact I'm finally free and there's a huge list of blogs I need to visit this weekend. Regarding the formats and stuff. Actually I have three separate blogs. One this, another a movie blog and another my sports blog. What you see on the homepage is an excerpt from the latest posts of each of those blogs. You can visit them by clicking directly on the posts or go the the blogs straight through the menu on the left. If you wanna see a list of the latest posts on each at the same time there is a link called 'Latest Posts' too :) But I do realise it might be a bit confusing for some. In near future, I will look to perhaps simplify it a bit. Currently I am in a nearby galaxy in the Alpha quadrant fighting the Sith - like every Jedi must do :) I guess the sense of belonging and love for the country is natural. Especially for people who were born and brought up in India and spent most of their lives there. Yes, its interesting how we veiw it when we are living in India and when we look at it from a distance. The current series of my India visit posts somewhat reflects that fact too. <b>jedi</b> @Guns: I usually reply as fast as I can unless I’m terribly busy. Yes, I’ll surely check you blog soon. In fact I’m finally free and there’s a huge list of blogs I need to visit this weekend.

Regarding the formats and stuff. Actually I have three separate blogs. One this, another a movie blog and another my sports blog. What you see on the homepage is an excerpt from the latest posts of each of those blogs. You can visit them by clicking directly on the posts or go the the blogs straight through the menu on the left. If you wanna see a list of the latest posts on each at the same time there is a link called ‘Latest Posts’ too :)

But I do realise it might be a bit confusing for some. In near future, I will look to perhaps simplify it a bit.

Currently I am in a nearby galaxy in the Alpha quadrant fighting the Sith - like every Jedi must do :)

I guess the sense of belonging and love for the country is natural. Especially for people who were born and brought up in India and spent most of their lives there. Yes, its interesting how we veiw it when we are living in India and when we look at it from a distance. The current series of my India visit posts somewhat reflects that fact too.

jedi

]]> By: Jedi http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-304 Jedi Fri, 16 Jun 2006 23:06:37 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-304 @LH: What I'm posting here is the day by day account of my recent visit to the Motherland. Sadly what began 4 or 5 months ago as a week long mission has dragged so long. But since I started it I wanna finish it. I'm still at Day 20 of my visit. 6 more to go :) And there's no trouble in HTML land hehe.. What you must have seen that day was the homepage, which can be found here http://www.thelastjedi.net/ @LH: What I’m posting here is the day by day account of my recent visit to the Motherland. Sadly what began 4 or 5 months ago as a week long mission has dragged so long. But since I started it I wanna finish it. I’m still at Day 20 of my visit. 6 more to go :)

And there’s no trouble in HTML land hehe.. What you must have seen that day was the homepage, which can be found here http://www.thelastjedi.net/

]]> By: GuNs http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-303 GuNs Fri, 16 Jun 2006 05:41:01 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-303 Hi, Good to read your reply. I hate it when people dont reply to comments for days at stretch. Do check out my blog as well and if you find anything interesting/stimulating/inspiring/irritating, drop a comment !! You've taken a lot of trouble to put those formats together but its slightly confusing coz its difficult to see your latest posts. You could do with the latest 5 posts in each category showing up on your homepage and not to mention ...ALONGWITH THE DATE of posting. Aren't you in India now? Where are you? Working/studying? Its weird coz most of the bloggers in my favourites list stay away from India and that love for the country and the sense of belonging is there in everyone. Its just that when we are here, we dont appreciate what we have and everyone says India is a dump and that life is a lot better in a developed country. Do share your experiences on that. -PeAcE --WiTh ---GuNs Hi,

Good to read your reply. I hate it when people dont reply to comments for days at stretch. Do check out my blog as well and if you find anything interesting/stimulating/inspiring/irritating, drop a comment !!

You’ve taken a lot of trouble to put those formats together but its slightly confusing coz its difficult to see your latest posts. You could do with the latest 5 posts in each category showing up on your homepage and not to mention …ALONGWITH THE DATE of posting.

Aren’t you in India now? Where are you? Working/studying?

Its weird coz most of the bloggers in my favourites list stay away from India and that love for the country and the sense of belonging is there in everyone. Its just that when we are here, we dont appreciate what we have and everyone says India is a dump and that life is a lot better in a developed country. Do share your experiences on that.

-PeAcE
–WiTh
—GuNs

]]> By: livinghigh http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-302 livinghigh Fri, 16 Jun 2006 05:16:34 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-302 hey - wat happened here? vday in june???? and wat happened to the new format? trouble in html-land, my dear vader? hey - wat happened here? vday in june????
and wat happened to the new format?
trouble in html-land, my dear vader?

]]> By: Jedi http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-300 Jedi Thu, 15 Jun 2006 21:21:31 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-300 @Guns: First of all welcome to my blog. Hope to see you here more often. Yes I was briefly on mouthshut too as carefreechap. I made a special effort to shoot Taj from various angles and not the usual full frontal ones. The results were good and kinda show a different side of it. Someday I'll upload them as an album perhaps, although I must say I am quite a private person and that extends all the way to my photos too lol. No, I'm no professional just an amatuer and I use all kinds of run of the mill cameras, although I must say that i've gotten better over the years because I'm passionate about it. Perhoas soime day I'll take it more seriously. Saw photos on your album Very nice. Thanks for commenting. And oh, cheesy comments are welcome :) <b>jedi</b> @Guns: First of all welcome to my blog. Hope to see you here more often.

Yes I was briefly on mouthshut too as carefreechap.

I made a special effort to shoot Taj from various angles and not the usual full frontal ones. The results were good and kinda show a different side of it. Someday I’ll upload them as an album perhaps, although I must say I am quite a private person and that extends all the way to my photos too lol. No, I’m no professional just an amatuer and I use all kinds of run of the mill cameras, although I must say that i’ve gotten better over the years because I’m passionate about it. Perhoas soime day I’ll take it more seriously. Saw photos on your album Very nice.

Thanks for commenting. And oh, cheesy comments are welcome :)
jedi

]]> By: GuNs http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-298 GuNs Thu, 15 Jun 2006 06:42:53 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-298 Hey man !! I've regularly come across your comments on Suyog's and Karan's blogs. I know both of those guys through our association/acquaintance on Mouthshut.com. Were you a part of that site too? I was on there as great_guns I just love that photo of the Taj that you've put up. Very few people take photos of the Taj from unconventional angles. Everywhere, you see the Taj photos from the same angle. Are you a professional photographer? Which camera do you use? BTW, Nirwa mentioned some crypto job...what DO you do? I was in Delhi for just a day on my trip to North India and I got a chance to see the Qutub Minar. The Alai Minar is another wonder to behold. The sheer size of it is staggering. Find photos on my album at http://greatguns.zoto.com I am adding your blog into my bloglist now. Look out for more cheesy comments from me on your other posts. -PeAcE --WiTh ---GuNs Hey man !!

I’ve regularly come across your comments on Suyog’s and Karan’s blogs. I know both of those guys through our association/acquaintance on Mouthshut.com. Were you a part of that site too? I was on there as great_guns

I just love that photo of the Taj that you’ve put up. Very few people take photos of the Taj from unconventional angles. Everywhere, you see the Taj photos from the same angle. Are you a professional photographer? Which camera do you use? BTW, Nirwa mentioned some crypto job…what DO you do?

I was in Delhi for just a day on my trip to North India and I got a chance to see the Qutub Minar. The Alai Minar is another wonder to behold. The sheer size of it is staggering. Find photos on my album at http://greatguns.zoto.com

I am adding your blog into my bloglist now. Look out for more cheesy comments from me on your other posts.

-PeAcE
–WiTh
—GuNs

]]> By: Jedi http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-297 Jedi Sun, 11 Jun 2006 09:55:27 +0000 http://life.thelastjedi.net/2006/06/03/love-is-in-the-air/#comment-297 @SS: Thats a beautiful thought SS. Going back in time and seeing Taj when it was built. Its overcrowded these days. Not to mention that pollution is starting have some effect on it as well. I agree Akbar's mausoleum Sikandra is quite beautiful. We visited it along the way too. One thing I immediately noticed was the there were hardly any people present there. Not even 0.01 percent of what u'd normally find at Taj, for example hehe.. So it was quite calm and peaceful. Do you think that contibutes to creating a better impression of it too? I definitely think so. Also, I loved the gardens surrounding it, with deer running freely and so on. Very umm.. royal ! :) <b>jedi</b> p.s. good to see u back commenting @SS: Thats a beautiful thought SS. Going back in time and seeing Taj when it was built. Its overcrowded these days. Not to mention that pollution is starting have some effect on it as well.
I agree Akbar’s mausoleum Sikandra is quite beautiful. We visited it along the way too. One thing I immediately noticed was the there were hardly any people present there. Not even 0.01 percent of what u’d normally find at Taj, for example hehe.. So it was quite calm and peaceful. Do you think that contibutes to creating a better impression of it too? I definitely think so.
Also, I loved the gardens surrounding it, with deer running freely and so on. Very umm.. royal ! :)

jedi

p.s. good to see u back commenting

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