I am still wondering if it’s a bit too early to start writing on Thrissur, having moved here only about a year and a few days ago. A visit to a small restaurant at west fort today evening for a cup of tea brought back in my mind the 30 odd days I spent at a bachelor accommodation near west fort and the small restaurants, I used to frequent for my breakfast and dinner. It was summer, just like it is now, extremely hot, and the room i got was at the top floor.
I was engaged to be married in one months time, a new job and a new location. Almost immediately comparison set in and which I cant help but still continue to compare Thrissur with Kochi, where I had spent almost 7 years and feel disappointed by the lack of vibrancy here.
But a few good things have happened in my life once moving to Thrissur. It may be again too early to attribute it to Thrissur,
most likely, it is due to the steadily weaning influence of the Rahu Dasa !!

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April 26, 2011 at 4:59 am
Abhilash
It was nice reading your post after a long time and that you started adjusting to Thrissur. I understand how hard it is, to forget a place where we were living for long and have to shift.
Keep writing…
May 1, 2011 at 1:42 pm
blankmisgivings
Thanks, Abhilash. Hope you are doing good…
April 26, 2011 at 1:31 pm
Amritha Parappil
Welcome back to blogging. I felt so happy to see your blankmisgivings that i wanted to comment even without reading your entire post (though it is a short one). Extremely happy for the good things happening in your life but most important don’t let your creativity die or even lie dormant for long….keep writing.
June 6, 2011 at 10:24 am
Sudheer
Hi Mahesh,
Reading your blog brought nostalgia, since it been a long time. Saddened to hear of Bodhaji. I visited Delhi MAM recently, but didn’t pick up this. Anyway, nice style. Just keep writing. Your post on Swachandamrityu (rebellion with God) is thought-provoking.
Sudheer
June 9, 2011 at 9:35 am
Shobhana
Good you see you back in action after a long time. Keep going.