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First Thoughts....

Well, I guess I have to explain why I decided to start blogging...A sort of disclaimer..I've always been dangerously encouraged by friends that I have a thing (whatsoever) for writing. Maybe they were too fed up with my bragging and decided to say something for courtesy sake or some of the more daring ones decided to expose me ;). Whatever the reason is, it has brought me this far...

Another reason maybe because I believe that when you pen down your thoughts (or rather key them down), you interpret them better. "But why should you publish them on the web? (open them for others interpretation)? " I asked myself..And I refused to blog until I found a convincing answer..

I did concoct an answer finally..It was simple enough...I didnt pen my ramblings down(neither keyed them down) untl I decided to blog...Now isn't that convincing enough..

And as regards the title, all my scribblings here are those interpreted straight from the heart, not pre-compiled...just like Java..Now wait, isn't Java compiled at times?So is my blog...And for those geeks who've rightly guessed that I'm working in Java, yes, I am supposed to work in Java...

And a final disclaimer..I am certainly not Miss.Spelling...I misspell a lot:)

Those were my first thoughts..Good luck and thanks...

Comments

Jegz.... said…
Good start with a nice disclaimer. I believe I can expect more stories/info. in your blogs following this disclaimer.
March 18, 2007 at 10:42 AM
Divya said…
well, what can i say, but extremely happy that you did give some serious thoughts about writing... nice one to kick start with.. Keep bloggin and sure shot that i would leave my comments !
March 18, 2007 at 11:09 AM
KL said…
Nice habit to have....Go on and write something abt SUN....Letz hear it from the horses mouth :)
March 19, 2007 at 7:38 PM
Akila said…
Nice blog you got here! keep it coming!
March 21, 2007 at 11:23 AM
Kamini Santhanagopalan said…
hey nithya,

awesome writing skills!!!! why didn't you start writing earlier, lady??

Keep up the good work :)
March 28, 2007 at 8:39 AM
Anonymous said…
Very nice blog/thoughts you have there, Nithya! keep it up! Perhaps you can also write more about your passions, books that you've read.....that sort of thing, to make it more interesting. i do recall those DD days myself, but for me it's just a very distant & vague memory now!
Anyway, i look forward to reading more of your stuff on this page & i'll definately leave my comments behind, when i have something to say!
Have a nice day!
April 5, 2007 at 8:10 PM
Unknown said…
finicky, wats java ??? i thought u were working on HTML / Java Script !! hi hi hi ..
April 30, 2007 at 2:48 PM
Deepti Dani said…
Is it too late to welcome you to blogdom? I hope not. So... Welcome! Hi, long time no see. Hope you are doing well. Hope this is a good way to keep in touch.
May 14, 2007 at 10:02 AM
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