I would like to marry thrice,yes-
Firstly,I would like to marry a Japanese because the Japanese are amazing storytellers.Look at the gamut of works they have added to their literary oeuvre especially works of Haruki Murakami,Kazuo Ishiguro et al.I think what makes their writing so profound are the two death blows-The Second World War which continues to mutilate lives some 70 years after the dropping of atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and of course the series of earthquakes.Each one wiping a civilization off the country's face.And when you read them you realize that they are the ones endorsing the aphorism Carpe Diem best.So then I'd like to marry a Japanese and get sufficiently inspired for writing a novel/story and then cheat on him with a South Indian guy.
Yes,my second marriage would be to a South Indian guy because I like their cuisine.Most people I know who have shifted to the southern part of India on the pretext of work or studies complain about South Indian food.Yeah I know one argument could be eating that stuff on a daily basis makes you sick but I don't care I can binge on South Indian food for days.
And then after garnering storytelling skill from the Japanese and after getting bored with South Indian cuisine I'd like to settle down with my boyfriend because we'll both be old by then and I will put use to my storytelling skill to keep our lives going.
I can't help thinking that I am a rare cross between Christopher ( Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time anyone? ) and Alvy Singer.Yeah that's right,I am stupid and paranoid and I am scared of everything,practically except I don't puke when life gets chaotic but I let out a squealing "I hate!" to express my general hate.(But then I would like to believe I am also witty :( )
It's nice how I have had such amazing experiences of reading,watching and listening stuff that's rendered me speechless.Never Let me Go ( The movie ),Feist's music.Ah how I love my personal space again !
Firstly,I would like to marry a Japanese because the Japanese are amazing storytellers.Look at the gamut of works they have added to their literary oeuvre especially works of Haruki Murakami,Kazuo Ishiguro et al.I think what makes their writing so profound are the two death blows-The Second World War which continues to mutilate lives some 70 years after the dropping of atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and of course the series of earthquakes.Each one wiping a civilization off the country's face.And when you read them you realize that they are the ones endorsing the aphorism Carpe Diem best.So then I'd like to marry a Japanese and get sufficiently inspired for writing a novel/story and then cheat on him with a South Indian guy.
Yes,my second marriage would be to a South Indian guy because I like their cuisine.Most people I know who have shifted to the southern part of India on the pretext of work or studies complain about South Indian food.Yeah I know one argument could be eating that stuff on a daily basis makes you sick but I don't care I can binge on South Indian food for days.
And then after garnering storytelling skill from the Japanese and after getting bored with South Indian cuisine I'd like to settle down with my boyfriend because we'll both be old by then and I will put use to my storytelling skill to keep our lives going.
I can't help thinking that I am a rare cross between Christopher ( Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time anyone? ) and Alvy Singer.Yeah that's right,I am stupid and paranoid and I am scared of everything,practically except I don't puke when life gets chaotic but I let out a squealing "I hate!" to express my general hate.(But then I would like to believe I am also witty :( )
It's nice how I have had such amazing experiences of reading,watching and listening stuff that's rendered me speechless.Never Let me Go ( The movie ),Feist's music.Ah how I love my personal space again !
I really want to watch Never Let Me Go! Will soon. And I like the idea of marrying thrice. :D
ReplyDeletePlease watch it or read it.It's so novel.And thanks for commenting. :P
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