i have been plundered with this aphorism. for sometime now.
"When in Rome be like the Romans".
I tried to google its source, its precedents and antecedents. Didnt get.
but some points:
- read this piece http://www.strayreality.com/pax_romana.htm
- everybody wants to integrate into a life one lives in, day to day basis. so, if that is what is the immediate solution let it be. have faith, on your INDIANNESS, that it can never go.
As they say in Sanskrit, suddenly i want to go through a rigorous learning course of Sanskrit...
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You don't like American? Just list it under "other languages spoken / read / written"
progga,
i have been plundered with this aphorism. for sometime now.
"When in Rome be like the Romans".
I tried to google its source, its precedents and antecedents. Didnt get.
but some points:
- read this piece
http://www.strayreality.com/pax_romana.htm
- everybody wants to integrate into a life one lives in, day to day basis. so, if that is what is the immediate solution let it be. have faith, on your INDIANNESS, that it can never go.
As they say in Sanskrit, suddenly i want to go through a rigorous learning course of Sanskrit...
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.
bhalo thakish, bindas thakish, circus dekhte, and participate enjoy korte thakish...
and rest, thakur ramkrishno bole gechen bodhoy:
Choroiboti, Choroiboti..
love,
chiru
AQC, reminded of Henry Higgins in the opening scene of My Fair Lady - "Why, in America, they haven't spoken it for years!"
Chiru, I'm not really concerned about this - the post was meant as a smirk at myself. Guess it didn't quite come across. Oh, well.
aaaahhhhh!
:)
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