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Twilight Sunday!

1. The open mic had an entry fee of thirty rupees. It had a banner of Madhya Pradesh Hindi Sahitya Unit.

2. The person who invited me to sit laughed hysterically when i told him about the alcohol smell.

3. He had no handkerchief.

4. Parrots are returning to nests.

5. Birds are chirping sweetly. Another twilight comes to an end. It has been an eventful day. Yesterday i couldn’t receive the first rank on vocabulary jams but got a job offer. Today I got a virtual payment of 100 rupees.

6. The PC guy looks like Bourbon and Cigars guy. But like my other romances he will remain anonymous. Bourbon and Cigars was from Japan whereas this guy is from MIT. If i am grateful for company of any people in 2020: it’s these illuminati: PC, Vishnu Ram, Stephen and Claire G.

7. After the marathon i would get time for bowling. I still wear the cap with 232 number and it’s a memory of events which had significance then. Virtual significance.

8. A Tohu Verse to celebrate the twilight:

Karaokeyholemmingdynastylusufructifyinyanglerratamarinderpestuaryemenfranchisedramatistorehousemipiternaltazimuthornpikemiambiconicosineinsofficiousouturemnanthillockramsesimpsonsingularitzygottenettlesomeshugameplangentrystutgaardramatistintincturenegadeaconnostockademantoidiodeodiumlautarkrakenneagrammatonoesisisamalmseymorelevantenna

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Player numbers

1. Played vocabulary jams: 1311 ranks.

2. Played maps on Free Rice.

The question is: why do some continents have no diversity at all and others have so many factions?

Immediately answer comes: divide and rule.

America, Canada, Australia and Russia have vast amount of lands and resources. They colonized and used India, China and other countries to use as markets and it hasn’t changed. We hardly have space to breathe and live.

Some countries are easily located now:

Egypt: sharply cut left boundary.

India

Canada, USA, Brazil, Argentina

Mangolia, China, Vietnam, Japan, South Korea

3. A man outside Narasimha temple: a kanfata yogi wearing a ring in his ear asked me: “Are you from Gulganj?”

I said “no.” But salutations were shared. It’s in the thread of woman and Subhash.

Another man asked last Friday: “Are you from Vrindavan?”

I got a call from an unknown number.

I won the game today. I have practiced maps.

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Tuesday Morning!

1. I bowled 10 overs. Yesterday evening I jogged. There are: runner’s high, jogger’s high and walker’s high. The trio of Sir Donald Bradman, Gandhi and Vallalar achieved the third one. Neither manichavasagar nor Vallalar were hounds of Shiva. They’re not in Nayanmars. That gives you hope!

2. I intend to play many jams today.

3. The last three days were strange because three planets: Sun, Jupiter and Venus were holding the office of Jaiminee Atmakaraka by just a few hours difference. Children born during these times have peculiar destinies.

4. Gandhi was one such child.

5. I saw his picture in Durban in 1904. There are 72 people. His head is most tilted towards right: that tells you about his adamant righteousness. He was striving towards balance by regulating himself more than others. Yet: passive aggressive behaviour didn’t leave him until the end. What Mahaveera used to achieve divine knowledge: he used to integrate divine with social.

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Jams on Vocabulary.com

1. Are inaccessible on all browsers available on this phone.

2. The site is working as far as the challenge is concerned or learning via lists.

3. The point is: to not allow you to advance in the manner you wanted to.

4. These hackers aren’t pro education.

5. I don’t meddle with someone’s work. They do. Let’s see how long before jams are accessible.

6. There was a time when I looked down upon jams simply because they fetched very little points. I could master lists in a matter of minutes and shin up the tower of rankings.

7. Jam was a way to socialize and make friends as I played: PC, Claire and Stephen. People who were always ahead of me. Hackers are obstructing education of others and there are always bigger fishes in the sea. Just keep it in mind.

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11211: Thus Spake Tohu!

1. Woke up drowsy. Kids didn’t turn up for class. Came early to Shatabdi ground. Shat means hundred and abd means years: the ground was created commemorating hundred years of something.

2. Bowled sixty times or ten overs with music: absolute pleasure after three vocabulary jams. Some Gujjars confirmed if it was my own ball I was practicing with.

3. I couldn’t witness Chelpa birds today. No miracles today. I need to write a good tohu verse on Blogger’s World.

4. Where have players on vocab jam gone? I scored 11211. There were only 12 to 13 players per game. Played Free Rice quiz as well.