Warrier's Collage 15122020
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December 15, 2020
Tuesday
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M G Warrier
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Today in Collage:
Lead Story: Col R Hariharan
Quote for the day:
"Don't the perfect be the enemy of the good. Lower the bar. Actually spending ten minutes clearing off one shelf is better than fantasizing about spending a weekend cleaning out the basement"
-Gretchen Rubin
Lead Story by Col R Hariharan*
I will be completing 85 in March 2020. My parents good deeds perhaps, (I can't remember doing much good deeds, having dealt with gun runners,
thiefs, traffickers, smugglers, double agents and wasting time on analysing their deeds in the most productive years of my life as a Military Intelligence Officer ) keeps me in reasonably good health, mobile, agile (compatible with the age of course) with small reminders of pain that tell me I am not as young as I imagine.
I am a compulsive writer, I make it a point to write almost everyday. My blog has 750 entries in 15 years of its existence. I keep writing to keep my wits about,
than to impress the readers. So I am really not keen to find how many hits my articles score. I write mostly to ward off the vagabond mind, looking too much
inwards to become narcissistic. These days I have started writing articles on strategy in Tamil to challenge my Tamil writing skill in providing Tamil
inputs on matters military.
Every morning I walk (I used to run, not jog, till 62), but now Covid has made walkers look like aliens; when I see another senior citizen or young friend crosses, they just nod in recognition. Some defy the norms and go without a mask, perhaps to catch up with their karma! The landscape has lost much of the colour as all
of us are masked to look like zombies.
I have to confess I haven't thought about the maker; my relationship with god has been that of a bad neighbour. We appear to be avoiding each other. Of course, when the time comes, I may meet him but by then it doesn't matter to me.
Col R Hariharan
(*Response to "Picasso of Appan Nagar" and Dr Shrikhande's December 7, 2020 letter to his colleague included in Collage earlier. Courtesy: V R Chittanandam Cheñnai.)
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