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Let the Games begin!

No more Odie bashing for a while! Even today I was engaged in a pretty mean psychological torture with him. So enough blogological torture for a while! But he will make some appearences or even star if i am feeling naughty enough :-P

I wanted to post about our sports stuff and blah blah like that...but I am a bit too distracted to do that...donno why?

Our house, Ramanujam, got into finals of Football after beating Bhaba and lost to Sarabhai in the finals. Sarabhai beat Raman in shootout. Hafeez, Prabodh and a juny missed their kicks putting a brilliant save from Dinkan in oblivion. Sarabhai is the best team in football. Their team has some terrific forwards and their midfield plays like forwards. Imagine their stamina, they played two 90 minute matches without substituting their players until Jeevan got hurt.

Tomorrow is cricket. Some trouble are brewing. I think I feel a little empty after deciding not to play. Now that I think of it, our team has just 3 good batsmen ( but they are terrific!) and I would have made a decent addition as an accumulator ala Kaif or Martyn. But I did'nt have to bat at all last time eventhough I was in a good nick.
Haf was pretty disappointed at todays result and he has some headache in team selection tommorow. One hell of a pain! Same case with Anand and he also has worries to take care off. Ratheesh, our keeper is hurt so we need a replacement. Some bad blood and fueds are fuelling again...
I have decided to stay away from playing and that is that. I would be going to watch the match and enjoy a day out with friends discussing about cricket and the strategies. I really wish that is all I have to do and not being in the midst of a row.

Comments

  1. Sreejith Panickar2/09/2006 11:30:00 AM

    Lift up your hearts!

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  2. Emotions2/09/2006 12:58:00 PM

    hey don't ever feel bad for anything buddy....
    just cheer up man...everything will be o.k.

    all d bst !!
    keep writing n keep smiling :-)

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  3. naveen2/09/2006 07:40:00 PM

    cricket was catasyrophic!!!our B team was denied!!another B team with full s12 was added!!!still they managed a decent defeat...if it was our old B team,sarabhai,2 time champs,wld have been in real trouble!!!!After a whole day of bad news,a good news finally...Anand said tht princy aggreed to have inter class cricket competition! When tht starts,it wld b payback time!!

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  4. danya2/09/2006 08:27:00 PM

    hey .... gud to hear tht v ll b ving inter class cricket da...v shld win tis game da...shldnt allow the last years bad luck haunt us...and v gals ll b ther with whole hearted cheers ...come on prepare for tht...

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  5. lost optimist..^!^2/09/2006 09:09:00 PM

    hmm..life moves on yaar..cheer up:)

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  6. nryn2/11/2006 07:35:00 AM

    @everyone: thanks alot!

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