"R" meme...me in few words
Restless – I'm a real bunch of nerves, and as such am usually very restless. I need to be active all the time, do something, if not I get dead bored. I have managed to control some part of that, and as I am also a huge reader (ah, another 'r'! lol), I can now easily sit down, and get completely engrossed in my novel for hours on end, and let the world creep. But my nerves are never at rest!
Resentful - as in jealous. This is one streak of myself I absolutely hate, and try to hide as much as possible, but you know what they say: the more you try to run away from it, the faster it will come back to you! I am jealous if when I'm with a bunch of guys, a new-comer steals away the limelight; I'm jealous when I realise that friends are closer to eachother than with me (don't ask me the logic!); I'm jealous if I see a girl definitely cuter than me (no, not beautiful, I'm not jealous of beauty but of charm), etc. –But I try as much as possible to hide away this ugly beast within me.
Respectful – ok, very boring entry, but I believe in respect for all, these are the values I have been brought up with. And don't do things to others which you would not want to have done to you.
Responsive- will never stay impassive. Whether I am interested or not, for that matter, I will always lend a sympathetic ear, and try to help as much as possible. I don't remember how often I have played the silent patient ear, to all my friends who just needed to let it all out!
Reflective- it may not seem so at first encounter, but I spend a lot of time thinking things over, remembering this, that, or another. Bed-time is my favourite time for reflection, and I'll spend hours thinking of what needs to be done the next day (I need to write it all down, if not my leaky memory will just let it slip out the next morning, and my sleepless hours will have been in vain!), or what could have happened the previous day had I behaved differently, and what can happen the following days- u name it, I think it! ;)
Reserved - with respect to my own feelings towards other people, I just cannot and will not declare how much a person counts to me, I can't even admit it to myself. I guess it's just because I believe in independence, and don't like to end up depending on somebody for my own happiness or well-being. Some call me emotionless, but that would be too easy. And for the mean time, I am far from willing to pronounce the 'l***' word if it is serious!
Relishing - as in enjoying the taste of some things which happened during the day - rather narcissist and egocentric, really. When something I am proud about, or which I really enjoyed, happened to me during the day, or even a month ago, I relish in it, and have fun replaying it- some could call it self-flattering…
Roguish – like to tease people, and often bordering with flirtatious, actually, no, not bordering, playing at it, completely. We all need to see that our charms work, but the problem with me is that I play at it with everybody, even those for whom I have no interest, so I often end up in a tight spot, when the guy believes that I had any second thoughts…! Oops. I know it, but I'm hopeless at curing this. It is, as we say, compulsive.
Reasonable – I was told that, when I was younger (ok, I'm not playing the old brat, I mean before 18years old), I used to be much to reasonable for my own good- they meant much too boring, but were staying diplomatic (hey, that's for you Naren! lol) . Since then, I've tried to catch up, and I believe I'm making a good job at it! ;)
Rational- I am a scientific person, and "only" believe in what I see, or believe to be a fact- I am very much a down-to-earth person, be it good, or bad. :) That is why I don't really go into all these meditation issues, all that goes a bit too far from the realms of hard science… Sorry, guys! :)
P.S. This meme belongs to one of my friends. Hey busybee, thanks for doing this for me:).u r nice.
Restless – I'm a real bunch of nerves, and as such am usually very restless. I need to be active all the time, do something, if not I get dead bored. I have managed to control some part of that, and as I am also a huge reader (ah, another 'r'! lol), I can now easily sit down, and get completely engrossed in my novel for hours on end, and let the world creep. But my nerves are never at rest!
Resentful - as in jealous. This is one streak of myself I absolutely hate, and try to hide as much as possible, but you know what they say: the more you try to run away from it, the faster it will come back to you! I am jealous if when I'm with a bunch of guys, a new-comer steals away the limelight; I'm jealous when I realise that friends are closer to eachother than with me (don't ask me the logic!); I'm jealous if I see a girl definitely cuter than me (no, not beautiful, I'm not jealous of beauty but of charm), etc. –But I try as much as possible to hide away this ugly beast within me.
Respectful – ok, very boring entry, but I believe in respect for all, these are the values I have been brought up with. And don't do things to others which you would not want to have done to you.
Responsive- will never stay impassive. Whether I am interested or not, for that matter, I will always lend a sympathetic ear, and try to help as much as possible. I don't remember how often I have played the silent patient ear, to all my friends who just needed to let it all out!
Reflective- it may not seem so at first encounter, but I spend a lot of time thinking things over, remembering this, that, or another. Bed-time is my favourite time for reflection, and I'll spend hours thinking of what needs to be done the next day (I need to write it all down, if not my leaky memory will just let it slip out the next morning, and my sleepless hours will have been in vain!), or what could have happened the previous day had I behaved differently, and what can happen the following days- u name it, I think it! ;)
Reserved - with respect to my own feelings towards other people, I just cannot and will not declare how much a person counts to me, I can't even admit it to myself. I guess it's just because I believe in independence, and don't like to end up depending on somebody for my own happiness or well-being. Some call me emotionless, but that would be too easy. And for the mean time, I am far from willing to pronounce the 'l***' word if it is serious!
Relishing - as in enjoying the taste of some things which happened during the day - rather narcissist and egocentric, really. When something I am proud about, or which I really enjoyed, happened to me during the day, or even a month ago, I relish in it, and have fun replaying it- some could call it self-flattering…
Roguish – like to tease people, and often bordering with flirtatious, actually, no, not bordering, playing at it, completely. We all need to see that our charms work, but the problem with me is that I play at it with everybody, even those for whom I have no interest, so I often end up in a tight spot, when the guy believes that I had any second thoughts…! Oops. I know it, but I'm hopeless at curing this. It is, as we say, compulsive.
Reasonable – I was told that, when I was younger (ok, I'm not playing the old brat, I mean before 18years old), I used to be much to reasonable for my own good- they meant much too boring, but were staying diplomatic (hey, that's for you Naren! lol) . Since then, I've tried to catch up, and I believe I'm making a good job at it! ;)
Rational- I am a scientific person, and "only" believe in what I see, or believe to be a fact- I am very much a down-to-earth person, be it good, or bad. :) That is why I don't really go into all these meditation issues, all that goes a bit too far from the realms of hard science… Sorry, guys! :)
P.S. This meme belongs to one of my friends. Hey busybee, thanks for doing this for me:).u r nice.

hi,
ReplyDeleteThis is regarding your comment in Aditi’s post…
Go through the following post and read out the comments (esp comment by BAPU)
http://dizcussion.blogspot.com/2006/05/y-its-gujarat-every-time.html
You will get your answer…
PS : sorry to post it here..
you can delete it.. it was just to pass the link