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Productive Day!

1. Spent about 30 minutes helping and observing the irrigation system which has pipes, joints and sprinklers. Two motors of different power with one of them having an auto-cut makes sprinklers throw water off to 10-15 feet.

2. Prior to that had lunch.

3. Prior to that spent about twenty minutes sowing coriander seeds in lines adjacent to onion beds.

4. Spent an hour scrapping grass and throwing garbage.

5. About forty five minutes spent on collecting stray polybags, wrappers and pouches which were burnt at two distinct places.

6. Played Free Rice quiz on freerice.com.

7. Pasted labels on almirahs.

8. Published three posts on WordPress including this one. Yesterday I almost finished working on the almirah number 11 anticlockwise. Today I begin with the number 12. It has been a productive day.

Sprinklers and pipes for kitchen garden: Gandhi Smarak Nidhi Chhatarpur Madhya Pradesh
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An Acrobat!

The Acrobat!

1. An Acrobat of a nightingale. It doesn’t know I am writing about it. It was frolicking and it has hardly moved in the last hour. I moved 31 times to put scrapped grass onto a heap.

2. A cow was buried at this very place in 2018. Now it’s being used as a place to put grains. Not exactly a granary as it’s an open space.

3. Some birds are picking grains. Mustard plants are resplendent exquisite scenery as Sun shines. It’s a Sunday.

Mustard

4. The collection and burning of garbage took half an hour. It has been 1.5 hours of work here. I need to take some rest before I resume.

Acrobat batting tingling BATTUE

Lingastronomical calculus

Chromosome omega

Mega sommelier

Errata sonata riata

Atta boy !

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Contesseration

Contesseration consternation girasol

Solus bolus golus

Ration for nation on PlayStation

Staycation cation anion carion ionic

Dance on walls of fragrant rants

Triapse apah haphazard hazard

Hard ardent entry tryst strident

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Gandhi Smarak Nidhi Chhatarpur Efficiency Studies

1. The Cowshed needs at least 20 skilled hours per day for 48 cows.

2. The library needs at least 3 hours everyday for optimal functioning.

3. The garbage collection and disposal from fields and campus which includes but isn’t limited to plastic bags, wrappers and clothes needs at least an hour perday.

4. Naturopathy clinic needs 3.5 hours of work by a skilled naturopath.

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Another Dark Night Ends!

1. Took me 54 minutes to register 20 books.

2. Couldn’t bypass conversation of Nachiketa with Yama. The lure of Brahmavidya. I read about it in a book when I was six years old. The word Moksha means liberation. I later developed a vocabulary with at least 40 words for the concept of enlightenment or awakening. Did a guest post on James Harbeck’s blog on the same. The book “Tales From Upanishads,” has been written by Shri Shankar Dattatreya Dev and translated by Shrimati Shakuntala Pathak.

3. Came across Belgian author Matter link’s play Shab-e-taar or Dark Night. The book has been translated by Premchand. The standard preface in Urdu has been rendered beautifully with glossary of terms in the footnote. I clearly recall getting this book issued in the last iteration of registration. I enjoyed it a bit. Premchand was master of Hindu as well as Urdu prose.

4. Another dark night ends. It’s the truth realm. I know the way in and out of it. I had a brief discussion with the librarian as we sat outside his naturopathy clinic. It’s the dawn of the gods as per the Hindu calender.

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If you are interested!

Byre tarantella telamon

Respite it

A fudku goes from fresh leaves of mango

To voggenballia

What do i know about the nature of kites?

About nightingales?

Duodecimal malmsey seymore

Morel relevant antenna ants

You know fire,

Dreams,

Stories,

They have emotions,

And you draw meaning out of them,

If you’re interested.

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Tohu Mercurial!

1. Played 10 vocabulary jams on vocabulary.com. Scored first rank on 8 of them second rank on 2 of them. Stephen D, PC and others were absent. Eat B was present.

2. My scores: (605, 645, 600, 740, 790, 365, 550, 565, 830, 655)

3. The scores are out of 1000.

4. I intend to score in excess of 850 on most games. It’s a realistic goal. Achievable.

5. A Tohu Verse with words culled from the games:

Staunch haunch launch

Hunch lunch munch

Kin pumpkin in innards

Ardent munchkin in entrance

Entomologisticsververisimilitudetudeucesernestedloopslowerratamarinderpestedeterminanthillockrassesamestreeteeternalarmohitouthouseventyfoursimileveereverendermatologistarrampikenophobeliskylensensensitivestedstalksucculentilluminationoisomeshugasconademantoidiomatictactoeuvremissionosphereticalculustrousulcustardappleonasmaritanagermanemoneuphonycophagyrationincompooperandampersandolittlebnantucketevanguardentistryst

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Bundelkhand Marathon 2021 Fit India Event Concludes!

1. The race began by 7:00 AM. They had called us to stadium by 5:00 AM.

2. They had announced the start time as 6:00 AM.

3. I reached to a red chair under Ashok tree in Gandhi Smarak Bhavan after my lunch in Deendayal Rasoi.

4. It was day 21 in Deendayal Rasoi.

5. I told marathon details to some people who asked me questions because I was wearing T-shirt and bib given by the organizers.

6. It took me 200 minutes to cover 30 kilometres. It took me about five more to reach highway, where I got into a taxi.

7. My measurements were not wrong. The board on Jhan Jhan Devi said it was a six kilometres distance. I measured my time. It was 21 minutes. Double of that is 42 minutes for 12 kilometers. Then: triple of that is 126 minutes for 36 kilometres. Which means 30 kilometres should take about (126-21=105 minutes)

8. The measurement in point number 7 are accurate. I took couple of pissing breaks. Kept walking as fast as I walked that day and ran as well. The first lap of jogging was about 23 minutes followed by shorter laps of jogging and longer laps of walking.

10. The winner Anees Thapa works in Indian army in Hyderabad. He completed race in 1H30M53S

11. Out of 1034 participants 400 completed the race.

12. Despite my being very slow in finishing the race: it was a joy. Runner’s high is a recognised phenomenon. I had not walked or ran so long at a stretch ever before. I would like to thank organizers, participants and everyone else for this program which promotes fitness.

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Is Bib

Bib bibelot lottery rye

Bibulous bubbly bulbous bouseverement

Severe reified renegades desideratum

Tumescent scent cenotaph phenom

Hotshot phoneme hotpot potpourri

A curry in a hurry

Scurry

Is furry fury

Is

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What are the odds?

1. Took 40 minutes to turn Shivansh compost. Three of us. The third one joined very late. I did 51 taslas(plastic pans.)

2. As i was waiting under the shade of eight petalled lotus he shared half of an apple. As we began working the slipper’s stripe which is used as grip by thumb and middle toe snapped. What are the odds. It was good because if it had happened during the marathon i would have ran barefoot.

3. Had no idea that registration process was going to be this complicated. Had to stay in multiple queues for 3 hours 20 minutes.

4. If you ask me: it’s not very encouraging for participation in years to come. If such an event happens: i would prefer not participating in it. They should have given a clear outline of complicated registration process on their website. They kept changing timings.

5. It was a huge event(biggest after Dussehra in which i participated but not as enjoyable) with hundreds of people appearing for registration. Maybe a few thousand. The question is: how do they organize the runners on track. Some of them would be given lead as so many people can’t stand together on track. Played many vocabulary jams. PC had a doppleganger today. Received a score of 820 in one of the jams despite two incorrect answers. Which seemed odd as it usually doesn’t happen.

6. I need to wakeup early and then, finally, run. Got a call from the person whose footwears i would use for the run as soon as i came out of the stadium. What are the odds?

7. Asked for another handkerchief this morning got a yellow one. Like the Tshirt given by the organizers. Yellow. What are the odds? Like the color painted on Deendayal Rasoi building.