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Sookie

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Posted: 15 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: Mridhula
very well written and expressed....glad to read the err...preachy stuff again...
hehe just kidding😊
anyway...short and sweet...it was enjoyable....
waiting for your next update...

Yeah, I miss my preachy stuff. Grimm series brings out cynical side in me and besides it doesn't need much thinking. I simply have to remember older conversations with friends.

Thanks. PM'ed you the next update!

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Sai Prasanthi

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Posted: 15 years ago

#32

perception.. understanding... reaction.. all these differ form human to human.. but i appreciate the nerd friend for her simple human gestures. they are so hard find in today's world. great part again Sookie.. keep going.

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Sonia

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Posted: 15 years ago

#33

😊 hey... first of all sorry for late reply... was a tad bit busy... and now coming to your story...

fifth part: couldn't agree more.. the fact you're liked or disliked is never hidden from us... at some conscious or unconscious level we know wht the other person feels about us.. its just that hearing it or seeing it clearly in someone's actions confirms it and enstates our believe in it.... human nature always looking for confirmations...

Wednesday part: i dont htink i have any words for it simply because the case was a little different with me.. i used to love my phys ed class simply because we got to leave classroom premises and enjoy half an hour of the day outside doing something active and not just sitting around hearing others talk... and about the point of view perspective i do agree that good or bad, right or wrong are based on pointof views but don't the prespectives of humanity play an important role in it too?!! i mean in the bigger picture if your actions are hurting someone else or doing some good for someone else wouldn't these things effect the definition of your deeds as good or bad? just wondering... and i definitely agree old friends are easy to forget in everyday life as hard to erase from everlasting memories...

sixth part: this part kind of reminded me of your fourth saturday... the change and its perceptions you talked about have finally come into his life too... he has finally seen how change effects us and when favourable how easy it is to overlook it untill pointed out... i'm still comtemplating point of view perception.... but the tendency of parents trying to understand their your is quite understanble.. i'm an aunt to a couple of nephews and i didnot understand why my mom and aunts kept folowing me aruond and instructing me about being safe until i met those two.. i acted the same way with them and realised it later when i was contemplating the days events after tehy wre gone.. it was a such a weird feeling to know that i have the same instincts as my elders when it coomes to the generation next... that was when i truly realised human tendency to protect their young whether they belong to them or not....

last part: personal fav,"Have you seen these people who travel all over the world looking for an adventure, searching for new things and learning about new cultures? They seem so accomplished, worldly wise and ironically they would not have toured their own country. It's kind of taken for granted that something that is nearby is always easily attainable. " i can even prove its right.. i am basically from Punjab, India. Moved to USA four years ago.. i have been on cruise to Western Carribean but havn't visited Golden Temple Amritsar so far... pathetic, i knw... realised it after coming back fromthe cruise.. now i am planning on going on a long tour of my own Punjab whenever i go back to India...

Anyways, all in all a great fic... some real eye openers in there... do pm me if you write any more...😊

Sonia

Edited by Tanha_Dil - 15 years ago

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Mridhula

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Posted: 15 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: Sookie*

Yeah, I miss my preachy stuff. Grimm series brings out cynical side in me and besides it doesn't need much thinking. I simply have to remember older conversations with friends.

Thanks. PM'ed you the next update!

hehe..well grimm has a different touch to it...thanks for the PM...

this was nice...it was simple...a story i've heard before..the learn to appreciate others and others appreciate you thing
but i liked it because you put it differently......

anyway...will as always be waiting for your next update...

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Surbhi_rox

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Posted: 15 years ago

#35

lovely part...

its always important to know our good qualities, to know about ourself! and to apprecite others..it cn bring a little happiness in dere lives..and the sense of satisfaction u get after doing so is inexplainable!!

again a gr8 part!!

i am luving it..!!
thnx ton for the pm..

update asap!!

-Sanjana

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Mridhula

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Posted: 15 years ago

#36

hey...im my personal opinion..i liked the 7th saturday....the epilogue...
like i said in my previous comment as well...we hear these stories all the time..about change being inevitable, or the fact that we go through changes not only in our surroundings but in us as well...and that it's a journey form the time we start contemplating it...

but it was nice to see it form her views and thoughts...since she is a school going girl and it makes it easier to relate to...the advantage is that even if you're no longer in school you know exactly; well not exactly but at least be close enough to what she feels because we've all been there i suppose...
so i guess that's what made it enjoyable...

will now be looking forward to grimm...

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Sai Prasanthi

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Posted: 15 years ago

#37

A perfect ending... ummm.. no start of the story.. as said in the part that the story can never end... so do I.. loved it Sookie.. cheers for the story.. for telling the complex and most needed facts of life in in such a simple way. thanks for sharing it hun!

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Sookie

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Posted: 15 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: Tanyarox
lovely part...
its always important to know our good qualities, to know about ourself! and to apprecite others..it cn bring a little happiness in dere lives..and the sense of satisfaction u get after doing so is inexplainable!!

again a gr8 part!!

i am luving it..!!
thnx ton for the pm..

update asap!!

-Sanjana

Hello Sanjana,

See I have updated and fully finished! Since I had already written this down (back in 2007!) so I was updating very fast. Else, I am darn too slow in updating.

Sookie

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Sookie

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Posted: 15 years ago

#39

Originally posted by: Mridhula
hey...im my personal opinion..i liked the 7th saturday....the epilogue...
like i said in my previous comment as well...we hear these stories all the time..about change being inevitable, or the fact that we go through changes not only in our surroundings but in us as well...and that it's a journey form the time we start contemplating it...

but it was nice to see it form her views and thoughts...since she is a school going girl and it makes it easier to relate to...the advantage is that even if you're no longer in school you know exactly; well not exactly but at least be close enough to what she feels because we've all been there i suppose...
so i guess that's what made it enjoyable...

will now be looking forward to grimm...

Hmm...Ending huh? Actually the storyline is quite simple and everything is normal. All of us have undergone at least fifty percent of what is mentioned in the story. So in a way, we can connect easier to ending because its the calmness after a storm.
I am glad you liked this series.

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Sookie

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Posted: 15 years ago

#40

Originally posted by: Prasanthi
A perfect ending... ummm.. no start of the story.. as said in the part that the story can never end... so do I.. loved it Sookie.. cheers for the story.. for telling the complex and most needed facts of life in in such a simple way. thanks for sharing it hun!

Yes. There is little differentiation between ending and a beginning. One coincides on the other, is it not? Thanks so much Prasanthi for liking this.
See on Grimm thread!

Sookie

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