I did sometimes with your comments… pls understand.
Oh no, never. I was talking about people outright ignoring that I exist even when I comment. I’m always bad at expressing what I think.

I was fueled with energy each single day, being the learner, not the teacher, exactly like here with you all…
My teacher used to say that. She said she learned something new everyday teaching us. A human is a student till he dies, so they say.

Thanks for the superb comment.

P.s. Nope, Poonam isn’t 18. She’s as ancient as a 1000 year old Redwood tree. Don’t worry though, she’s not in a hurry to take your place as THE most oldest! *runs*

Glad to know that Ashish’s interview pleased you. Unlike Ashish and Ishmeet, I am not a teenager. Just to set the record straight.

To dear Geek Wrestler :

>You rub it in my face, I rub it back with extra chilli powder.
ah ah ah ….. and you have there very potent powders … delicious tho

> (Poonam) How do you manage time for blogging?

>I don’t know actually. I am mostly always online. But I keep thinking of topics
>I might do and keep writing short starters. When I find time, the post just
>“blooms” from all the thinking I did for it.

Interesting we work in the same way

>(Poonam) What are the things that may cause you to delete a blog from your
reader?
what the hell is a reader? different from blogroll?

>One thing that puts me off is people not replying to comments.
I did sometimes with your comments… pls understand.

Dear Geekwrestler,
I want to tell you I’m quite honoured to be in your list of favourite
blogs. I’m actually quite honoured to interact with you all young Indians.
Now I know more about Ashish (and that bog’s name) from this good
Poonam’s interview. You are 18. I know how you started and how it
developed. You are wise. I will read the other interviews. You young are
the future, I keep repeating things as usual. If teenagers in India are like you and Poonam, Ishmeet, Nova, Amyth, Xntric pundits and all the bunch (too many to
cite) I can better understand why India will rule. You bring me back to my
infancy Italy when people were good and intelligent.

You say to Poonam about Act of war etc.: “a call to war against adults who
thought young people couldn’t do anything. Silly I know…”. Not silly at all.
Some adults – even teachers, so disgusting! – think young people are stupid or something. This is selfish and untrue. Maybe it is only hopeless adults who say that. Young people are actually being like gasoline, ever exploding and changing the world. It has been always like that. New flowers in the grass. Life renewing. World needs this endless energy. I feel so lonley when I think of my school days as a teacher: I was fueled with energy each single day, being the learner, not the teacher, exactly like here with you all…

Chris is fab. In fact he has some good tips on his blog that are worth checking out if somebody is seriously gaming for hits.

I like your idea about themes. Flashy themes don’t move me either. A good, classy, neat and light theme with great navigation like yours does the thing for me. And yeah, Chris Pearson’s theme’s are excellent and the one he uses is purely enviable.