Supercali.....-A visit to the past,..

[Guest guest]

Hello everybody,

Firstly wishing you all a very Happy New Year and welcoming the return of

regular contributors, and Malini and a new entrant Manoj Singh(90).

,in today's world,losing a mobilephone is indeed like losing a big part of

us,as they seem to hold a lot of our social contacts,plus a whole lot of

collection of memories in form of photos,videos,songs etc etc.

The Riyadh based MGIMS gang now r the new members of the Handheld PC

phones,I-mate Jam,which everyone in our group seem to be buying one these days.

Right now,we r busy exchanging notes,operating instructions on telephones,and

trying to understand the working of this instrument.

Just as a point of interest for my friends who love to posses hi-tech gizmos in

their bag,these PC phones,r as costly as the laptops,with same

configuration,plus with nearly 1-2GB storage,and with an additional small

software,u can even watch a 3 hr long film while on the move.And with excellent

earphones,it really is a great feeling to watch Star Wars-Return of the Jedi,on

the small screen.

,Ur mention of the beautiful word,Supercali....,brought me back to the

present,when now,all the movies that I considered sissy wayback in my school and

junior college days in the 70's and 80's,I am now bound by duty,to watch them

all with my daughter on DVDs,every weekends,and recently,I have just finished

lapping up The Sound Of Music,Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,Poppins and the last

in the series of Pixar Animated cartoons of Barbie-many times over,plus the last

of Kate and movies as well.

Prabha was damn right.My daughter sure knows,who will be supporting her movie

re-runs.

Bye.

Shyam

[Guest guest]

Yes shyam, when I was in glasgow neha was 3-5 years of age. Used to visit

the disney shop each weekend to buy her the videos. I still enjoy some of

them- mary poppins, beauty and the beast etc... Used to buy neha ke naam se

but enjoy it myself.

Sound of music- yaar we grew up with 'do-re-me....' how can we forget these

timeles classics? Often the kids and I curl up on the settee watching it. LP

thinks we are loco... But we still enjoy it.

Cheers Malini

With regards

L/M Prasad

(lp1960@...)

Wish a very happy and cheerful day keep smiling

> Supercali.....-A visit to the past,..

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> Hello everybody,

> Firstly wishing you all a very Happy New Year and welcoming

> the return of regular contributors, and Malini and a

> new entrant Manoj Singh(90). ,in today's world,losing a

> mobilephone is indeed like losing a big part of us,as they

> seem to hold a lot of our social contacts,plus a whole lot of

> collection of memories in form of photos,videos,songs etc

> etc. The Riyadh based MGIMS gang now r the new members of the

> Handheld PC phones,I-mate Jam,which everyone in our group

> seem to be buying one these days. Right now,we r busy

> exchanging notes,operating instructions on telephones,and

> trying to understand the working of this instrument. Just as

> a point of interest for my friends who love to posses hi-tech

> gizmos in their bag,these PC phones,r as costly as the

> laptops,with same configuration,plus with nearly 1-2GB

> storage,and with an additional small software,u can even

> watch a 3 hr long film while on the move.And with excellent

> earphones,it really is a great feeling to watch Star

> Wars-Return of the Jedi,on the small screen.

>

> ,Ur mention of the beautiful word,Supercali....,brought

> me back to the present,when now,all the movies that I

> considered sissy wayback in my school and junior college days

> in the 70's and 80's,I am now bound by duty,to watch them all

> with my daughter on DVDs,every weekends,and recently,I have

> just finished lapping up The Sound Of Music,Chitty Chitty

> Bang Bang,Poppins and the last in the series of Pixar

> Animated cartoons of Barbie-many times over,plus the last of

> Kate and movies as well. Prabha was damn right.My

> daughter sure knows,who will be supporting her movie re-runs.

> Bye. Shyam

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