It is so majestic, Deeps! Love it! It also reminds me of the Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Trivandrum.
D: Oh yes, the Ananthashayanam posture of Lord Vishnu! It does remind me too now since you’ve mentioned it. Its been ages since I’ve visited the kshetram, Smits!
And I went there when I was in college :). I remember my valiachan was with us and he had taken us to a hall where Swati Tirunaal apparently used to compose his kritis during his reign. I had sung a keerthanam there just to get a feeling. It was a magical feeling, Smits..cant express it in words 🙂
I second Saksh 🙂 Please, please, please upload a song of yours!
Deeps, you learnt Carnatic music too? Me too – but at that time I wanted to learn dance more than music 😦 And now I wish I could learn again.
D: There I find another similarity between us :). I too was more interested in dance than music.But when I started learning dance, I realized I was never a good dancer. So left it midway and pursued my carnatic lessons. I do wish I had pursued my music more passionately though. I’m hoping Namnam would show some inclination towards it, so I can give my music books to her 🙂
One more addition to wordless wednesday!
D: I had to join in, Sandhya..it was too tempting to resist 🙂
This one is beautiful. I am seeing this photograph for the first time.
D: This is a Reclining Buddha. Its about 46meter long and 15meter high. Huge,no??
I have seen both Anantha Padmanaabhaswami and Srirangam Perumal in this posture. Really beautiful, Deepu. Thank you.
D: Your welcome, Sandhya 🙂
Welcome to the WW club Dipsy 🙂
D: I had to jump the bandwagon, Saksh..you guys didnt give me an option with all those breathtaking pics of yours 🙂
When did you guys visit Bangkok? Did you get to try all their famous street food?
D: We went there in 2008..a few months before I started blogging :). Oh yes, I relish Thai cuisine and one of the reasons we went there was to get an authentic experience :). The other reason was the temples which I had heard so much about. And have to say each one was an amazing experience in itself 🙂
This is a such a classic pose. One that I won’t mind being in throughout the day 😉
Will be eagerly waiting for all your WW snaps….yay!!!!
Ohh..hey.. I’ve been there..deja vu.. years and years ago.. just don’t remember much!! Magnificent sculpture though 🙂
Hey, u and Smitha in a conspiracy to share the same theme or what?
🙂
Perceptions 
beautifully captured!
this is from bangkok?
D: Thank you. Yes, this is from Bangkok 🙂
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Wowww majestic!
D: It was so captivating!
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Wonderful click 🙂
D: Thank you, Sari 🙂
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I like the colour of the gold and the tilt of his head…:)
D: 🙂
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It is so majestic, Deeps! Love it! It also reminds me of the Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Trivandrum.
D: Oh yes, the Ananthashayanam posture of Lord Vishnu! It does remind me too now since you’ve mentioned it. Its been ages since I’ve visited the kshetram, Smits!
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Oh ya Smithu 🙂
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Me too, Deeps – I have been there just once – in 1999.
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And I went there when I was in college :). I remember my valiachan was with us and he had taken us to a hall where Swati Tirunaal apparently used to compose his kritis during his reign. I had sung a keerthanam there just to get a feeling. It was a magical feeling, Smits..cant express it in words 🙂
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I wish you would record one of your songs and put it up here for us to hear. You can take tips from Vimmu Bhagavathar for uploading it
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I second Saksh 🙂 Please, please, please upload a song of yours!
Deeps, you learnt Carnatic music too? Me too – but at that time I wanted to learn dance more than music 😦 And now I wish I could learn again.
D: There I find another similarity between us :). I too was more interested in dance than music.But when I started learning dance, I realized I was never a good dancer. So left it midway and pursued my carnatic lessons. I do wish I had pursued my music more passionately though. I’m hoping Namnam would show some inclination towards it, so I can give my music books to her 🙂
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So when’s the song coming up… wow!! keerthanam 🙂 ..swati tirunaal:), when will I make it to Chennai and arounds in Nov-Dec..sigh!! sigh!!
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Girls,I’m totally out of practice, so much so that if I sing now you’d probably wish you had not asked me in the first place 😀
But I’ll sing for you when we meet up..thats a promise 🙂 . *off to give some exercise to my dormant vocal chords* 😀
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We do tolerate Vims voice so you won’t be that big a deal
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Hahaha @Vimmu’s voice
All of you, Come to Ananthapuri this Summer. Me there.
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wow! where was this taken Deeps? 🙂
D: From Bangkok, Pix 🙂
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Is it the hand?
D: This is Buddha in a reclining position. Its His entire body.
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Masood time to see a pretty Ophthalmologist I think 😛
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Yay.. reclining buddha .. bangkok!
D: 🙂
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bangkog or malyasia? there is a sleeping budha like this in both the places
D: Bangkok, sweets! It was truly captivating! The sculpture is the oldest in Bangkok. Apparently its older than the city itself.
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Deepi, u r with me in Blue team… yayyyyy! me so happy 😀
D: Yoohoo..am so happy too, Swar 🙂
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Blue Team U two, oh I’m in the Legends one.. let’s fight… come come 😛
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Looks so majestic. Nice shot Deeps.
D: Thank you, Lakshmi 🙂
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One more addition to wordless wednesday!
D: I had to join in, Sandhya..it was too tempting to resist 🙂
This one is beautiful. I am seeing this photograph for the first time.
D: This is a Reclining Buddha. Its about 46meter long and 15meter high. Huge,no??
I have seen both Anantha Padmanaabhaswami and Srirangam Perumal in this posture. Really beautiful, Deepu. Thank you.
D: Your welcome, Sandhya 🙂
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That is an interesting idol pose….and lovely capture!
D: Thank you, sands 🙂
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Welcome to the WW club Dipsy 🙂
D: I had to jump the bandwagon, Saksh..you guys didnt give me an option with all those breathtaking pics of yours 🙂
When did you guys visit Bangkok? Did you get to try all their famous street food?
D: We went there in 2008..a few months before I started blogging :). Oh yes, I relish Thai cuisine and one of the reasons we went there was to get an authentic experience :). The other reason was the temples which I had heard so much about. And have to say each one was an amazing experience in itself 🙂
This is a such a classic pose. One that I won’t mind being in throughout the day 😉
Will be eagerly waiting for all your WW snaps….yay!!!!
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6 toes??
D: You can count till 6?? really,Brattu?? I’m impressed, seriously 😛 😛
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What’s with you and Maths? I see you have been counting on every blog. Which grade are you in? Firstu??
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i was Count Bartula in my previous incarnation,remember..so i guess its a count hangover !
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D: You’re on a roll, Bartula!
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I am seriously regretting for not putting you in my Most Whackable People List 😥
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Beautiful!
D: Thanks GM 🙂
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Ohh..hey.. I’ve been there..deja vu.. years and years ago.. just don’t remember much!! Magnificent sculpture though 🙂
Hey, u and Smitha in a conspiracy to share the same theme or what?
🙂
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I copied Deeps, Pals! She shifted to it first, and I copied catted it from her 😉
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Thats a wonderful snap Deeps 🙂
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beautiful one !
read your old posts … Namnam is really cute 🙂
hope you meet a lot of good people in your life.
.. Deepa
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mattullavarude bedroom il poyi foto edukkaan iyaaallkku naanamilley ???? kashtam !!!
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wonder if you will say the same if it was a bathroom pose? 🙄
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WOWIE 🙂
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