Member of the Week - Vvrsun - Page 2

Originally posted by: xyzzee

Maybe it's the way I've been brought up, both my parents are level headed, though my dad can be excitable at times!

Originally posted by: vvrsun

Maybe it's the way I've been brought up, both my parents are level headed, though my dad can be excitable at times!

LOL. Sounds a lot like my Dad!

Originally posted by: chikoo

Hi Aparna,

Congrats and hope you enjoy the hot seat this week. I have a question about your userid. How did you pick vvrsun?

Thanks chikoo, please see my reply innocentindian's same q.

Originally posted by: vvrsun

Here's a question of my own: you said in one your posts you are a 'he'. Reason for your username?

lol - indeed - i am a "he" ..... i hope it's not tooooo suprising! 😆....

ok - reason for my username is that actually, basically, i am quite an innocent person...brought up (or maybe brought myself up) in a slightly sheltered life, so that is probably the reason....people can usually and easily run rings round me, altho I suppose that isn't so true nowadays as it was a few years ago!!!!....but basically, cos I think I am a "bhola" person and also cos i am proud to be an "indian"...😊😛 ....

that's all folks! ......hope the answer suffices...

cheers

Good answers, Aparna...Keep them coming...

Did you listen to Niki's interview? How was it?

Who are the stars you would love to hear in IF in the near future?

If you want to change one thing in IF, what will it be?

Have you made friends in IF? If so, who is your closest friend?

How many siblings do you have?

I will love it if you could answer this: enakkum Tamil teriyum. Nee eppo India varapore? Vandappo, Tamil nadu varuviya?(Sorry for using singular, you are very young when compared to me, so i used it)😉

These are my questions for now...

Hello Aparana


My initial set of questions:
1.Have you had the chance of schooling in India? If so, can you give me the pros and cons of the system that hit your mind first.

Sorry I misread your question:

Yes I did up to 7th (partly in India) and continued from 8th grade in the US. I like the way they teach here. The teachers are friendly and encourage students to ask questions. Even though in India, it is apparently the same, the teachers instil a kind of fear in you that you are scared to ask questions.

There are more options here, other than the regular math, biology, english, etc. You've got options like languages, music, computers, and interesting subjects like etymology, philosophy etc., even at high school level.