Hospital rules!!!
I know you are been thinking of the same "visiting time" rules in the hospitals. My sister delivered baby last week. She was in a recognized hospital in chennai.
No I will not let the name out!
It has got the same rules like other hospitals. "Visitors Time". The visiting time was 4 pm to 7 pm. My sister delivered her baby around 3.30 pm. we were very happy and excited to see the baby. With the same anxiety I immediately called all my relatives and friends to share the wonderful news and they were also excited with the news.
We were given a visitor pass where one person is allowed to stay with the patient apart from caretaker. Mom stayed with my sister. I was given a visitor pass to go to the room.
Our relatives with the excitement started coming to hospital in non-visting hours, cant blame them too!. I managed to build good rapo with the lift operator, and so whenever I go out he never asks me for a pass. When our visitors come , i go down handover my visitor pass to them and i come back to the room. Each and every time when i had visitors coming in i did the same. At last there were about 7-10 people in our room.
Good those rules are imposed in hospitals considering the safety of the patient, but the same time advise them to be more strict in their rules to avoid people like me exploiting those rules. :)
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Thursday, February 14, 2008
For everything you do today......
Hi Friends,
I occasionally read something that by-passes the brain and goes straight to the heart. Reading The Dash Poem was one of those times.
The Dash Movie takes only three minutes to watch, but those three minutes can truly change the way you think about life. I hope it will touch you as much as it touched me.
Turn up the volume on your PC then Click on the following link to watch The Dash Movie (or cut and paste into your browser):
http://www.the-dash-movie-poem.com/2/
P.S. Please forward this email to friends who would enjoy it!
Ashitha...
I occasionally read something that by-passes the brain and goes straight to the heart. Reading The Dash Poem was one of those times.
The Dash Movie takes only three minutes to watch, but those three minutes can truly change the way you think about life. I hope it will touch you as much as it touched me.
Turn up the volume on your PC then Click on the following link to watch The Dash Movie (or cut and paste into your browser):
http://www.the-dash-movie-poem.com/2/
P.S. Please forward this email to friends who would enjoy it!
Ashitha...
Monday, February 11, 2008
The Truth Behind Valentine's Day !

Hi,
Just two days left for a big gala day! Yes its a Valentines Day.
It is not true that Valentine's day is a holiday invented by greedy greeting card companies eager to sell more stock or by candy companies to sell more chocolate, or general retailers to create more business once Christmas is over. It is easy to imagine that Valentine's Day was created by them because as soon as the stores put away their Christmas merchandise, out comes the Valentine's Day items - even though Valentine's is still more than six weeks away.
In a blink Rudolph and Santa are replaced with red ribbon and pink hearts and mass produced Valentine's Day cards in thousands of designs and sizes - large, small, serious, silly, inexpensive, expensive, musical (my least favorite because they sound so tinny) and traditional ones. Valentine's Day is the biggest single twenty hour period for florists, a huge event for greeting card companies and a boon for candy
makers.
Valentine's Day began more than 1,500 years ago. According to legend, Valentine was a priest who performed marriages in continued defiance of the orders of the Roman emperor Claudius. The emperor had realized that no young men wanted to join his army and then leave their wives and sweethearts. When it was discovered that Valentine was still performing marriages in secret, he was cruelly sentenced to death.
Valentine allegedly cured the jailer's daughter of blindness and on the night before his execution, he sent a note to her signed "from your Valentine". Reportedly he died on February. 14, 269 A.D.
More than 200 years later in 496 A.D., February 14 was named by Pope Gelasius to honor St. Valentine. Today more than 1,700 years have passed since the real Valentine died, and people are still celebrating Valentine's Day in a big way. A staggering 180 million Valentine's cards were sold last year.
It may never have occurred to you that Valentine's Day is a major crisis day for anyone who is having an affair. After all, Valentine's Day is the one holiday when everyone is expected to do something romantic for their spouse or lover -- and if someone has both, it's a serious problem and a logistic nightmare.
Ashitha..
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
"Love 2008" Sand Fantasy
Hey Guys,
Check this out. Great art and music. Very enchanting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kefTLicuxb4
About the artist:
Ilana Yahav is a multifaceted artist whose talents include: sketching, sculpture
Her website: http://www.sandfantasy.com
Ashitha..
Check this out. Great art and music. Very enchanting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kefTLicuxb4
About the artist:
Ilana Yahav is a multifaceted artist whose talents include: sketching, sculpture
and three dimensional art.Ilana is now showing her Sand Fantasy video art around the world.Ilana draws on sand, using only her fingers.
Her website: http://www.sandfantasy.com
Ashitha..
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Hurray!!!! our dream car has come finally - its ""Nano"
Dont worry sir! Now you can buy Nano...its just for you : )
Business Week -
It's called the Nano, for its high technology and small size. It's cute, compact, and contemporary. It's a complete four-door car with a 623-cc gas engine, gets 50 miles to the gallon, and seats up to five. It meets domestic emissions norms and will soon comply with European standards. It's 8% smaller in outer length than its closest rival, Suzuki's Maruti 800, but has 21% more volume inside. And at $2,500 before taxes (value-added taxes increase the price by about $300), it is the most inexpensive car in the world. Starting this fall, the Nano will roll off the assembly lines at a Tata Motors (TTM) plant in Singur, Bengal, and navigate India's potholed roads.
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Dear Mr. Ratan Tata, Thank you very much to fulfill dreams of common man of this country. Great Vision really.
Its truly a family car!...I wish to buy one...
I would say its a dream car for India!
Ashitha..
Monday, January 14, 2008
50 things I would like to do before I turn 50.
| Sleep under the stars. |
| Start a charity. |
| Sail a ship. |
| Go hiking. |
| Visit the Taj Mahal. |
| Visit Switzerland. |
| See the Pyramids in Egypt. |
| Paint a self-portrait. |
| Do a parachute jump. |
| Write a mail to people who I love to tell them why. |
| Write an autobiography. |
| Buy a homeless person some food. |
| To understand what true love is. |
| Have a photographic portrait taken. |
| Make an album of my family and friends. |
| Buy a very expensive but absolutely wonderful dress. |
| Own a Big Car |
| See the Niagara Falls. |
| Sew myself a dress. |
| Learn dancing |
| Host a TV show |
| Find an old school friend. |
| Knit something for my baby |
| Take a walk in the rain feel the raindrops on my face. |
| Surprise someone by giving a meaningful gift. |
| Save a Life. |
| Start a business |
| Carve something out of wood. |
| Sing in Public. |
| Write my own book and publish it. |
| Learn to play an instrument. |
| Adopt a female child and make her life brighter. |
| Get post graduation |
| Learn a new language fluently. |
| Build a tree house. |
| Grow varieties of plants in the home garden. |
| Pay my parents back for everything they have given me. |
| Own a house. |
| Make a sculpture. |
| Learn how to ice skate. |
| Try rope jumping. |
| Have my library room with best collection. |
| Donate my organs (once I’m dead). |
| Ride the worlds biggest roller coaster |
| Throw a huge party and invite all my friends. |
| My interview in CNN-IBN/NDTV |
| Have my own website |
| Take my mon in a flight |
| Drive car on my own in pondy bazaar |
| Complete all 50 things. |
Ashitha..
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