What's in a name...
I am alive...
Although school has started, so it feels the same as being dead...
Whose bright idea was this working and going to school business?
In any event, I'm being a lemming and doing the name meme:
Rishi
Sanskrit - "A Vedic sage to whom Vedic hymns were originally revealed." In layman's terms, a wise man or holy man.
Anugrah
Sanskrit - "To forgive."
Narain
Anglicized spelling of Narayan. (My dad changed it on the immigration papers because he figured it would be easier to pronounce.)
Sanskrit - A Title for Lord Vishnu, the great god who preserves the world. Anyone familiar with the Ramayana or Mahabharata will note that Rama and Krishna were incarnations of Vishnu.
I must confess, school really is saping me of my will to live. Content on this journal will likely be sparse over the next few months (December can't get here soon enough!), so please bear with me. If you miss me, poke me and I'll respond.
Ta for now.
Although school has started, so it feels the same as being dead...
Whose bright idea was this working and going to school business?
In any event, I'm being a lemming and doing the name meme:
Rishi
Sanskrit - "A Vedic sage to whom Vedic hymns were originally revealed." In layman's terms, a wise man or holy man.
Anugrah
Sanskrit - "To forgive."
Narain
Anglicized spelling of Narayan. (My dad changed it on the immigration papers because he figured it would be easier to pronounce.)
Sanskrit - A Title for Lord Vishnu, the great god who preserves the world. Anyone familiar with the Ramayana or Mahabharata will note that Rama and Krishna were incarnations of Vishnu.
I must confess, school really is saping me of my will to live. Content on this journal will likely be sparse over the next few months (December can't get here soon enough!), so please bear with me. If you miss me, poke me and I'll respond.
Ta for now.