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Welcome to Nishi's Pitas Page, a web journal / blog which is part of A Dream I Dream.
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Nishi is an Indian American who is working as an attorney in Manhattan. She is also a singer and songwriter who just finished her demo cd and has begun performing throughout NYC. She dreams of bringing her songs to the world and moving people with her music. Nishi is passionate about foreign policy, international affairs and international human rights.
When she's not busy pursuing music, world peace, or working , you can find her gazing up at the stars or attending archaeological lectures (she's an astronomy and archaeology buff) and when all else fails, she relaxes with Japanese anime and manga. An avid shoujo anime/manga fan, she's a web designer who's designed over 20 domains. Her websites are listed below.
This journal has existed since 2000. It is a place for Nishi to vent, to share, and to catch up with friends. All readers are welcome to read this blog; however, Nishi is not responsible for minors or anyone else who reads this journal and gets offended by the writings and opinions here. If you don't like what you read, then leave.
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Name: Nishi
Where: New York
Faith: Christian
Sign: Aquarius
CH-S: Fire Dragon
AIM: SelenityHime
ICQ: 21380169
Email: be83398
The Story Thus Far . . .
Currently, I am working full-time as an Attorney in midtown Manhattan, New York City, New York and learning kickboxing and Kung Fu and middle-eastern bellydance, and
working on making a music career!
Jogging, Martial Arts Kickboxing, Dance - currently middle eastern dance & bellydance, Tennis, Singing (of course ;) and working on my songs, Reading & writing about all the things I am interested and passionate about, watching tv and movies, painting, drawing, astronomy, rollerblading (and trying to get better at it and ice skating!), obsessive anime and manga fan and professional web designing, ancient studies / ancient civilizations, history and archaeology, world mythology, politics and world affairs, international law, human rights, studying many languages (have studied and continue to study spanish, mandarin chinese, japanese and hindi).

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3/31 - 4/18 | 4/19 - 5/10 | 5/13 - 6/22 | 6/22 - 7/29 |
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12/19 - 2/5 |
2/6 - 3/17 |
3/17 - 4/21 |
4/24 - 6/19 | 6/20 - 8/4 |
8/6 - 9/14 | 9/16 - 11/3 | 11/4 - 12/31 | 1/17 - 5/3 | 5/6 - 7/22 | 7/25 - 10/30 | 10/31 - 12/28 | 1/5 - 4/14 | 4/24 - 9/8 |


Personality Quizzes I Made
The Royalty Quiz
The Woman of Beauty Quiz
Woman of Legend Quiz

Books / Stories
King Arthur and all things Arthurian, Merlin, light and dark; The Crystal Cave, The Dark is Rising series, most anything to do with magic, vampires, werewolves; anything fantasy and romance-like: EMMA, Jane Eyre, Phantom of the Opera, Count of Monte Cristo, The Cask of Amontillado; almost anything Shakespeare wrote; The Harry Potter series; my childhood stories - Sweet Valley High, Twins, Kids, Babysitters Club, Boxcar Children, Bobbsey Twins, RAMONA QUIMBY series; SHERLOCK HOLMES, NANCY DREW; all books dealing with things I love from art, mystery, religion, magic, mythical creatures such as "DA VINCI CODE" and "Interview with the Vampire"
Movies
Emma, Contact, Ever After, Farenheit 9/11, Bowling for Columbine, Legally Blonde 2, Princess Diaries, Sweet Home Alabama, Matrix: Reloaded, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Staw Wars: Episode II, TOMBRAIDER I & II
All-time TV Shows
Three's Company, The Nanny, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, FRIENDS, Relic Hunter, Buffy, Xena, Clarissa Explains it All, OUT OF THIS WORLD, Wings, Mad About You, Simpsons, Married with Children, Carol Burnette Show, Anamorphs, Punky Brewster, Smurfs, Rainbow Brite, and the list could go on forever ;)
Musicals
Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, WICKED
Favorite Drinks
In the summer: starbucks' iced caramel macchaito - decaf and nonfat; lychee, boba/bubble tea/pearl milk tea; thai iced tea; lipton lemon and raspberry iced tea
In the winter: hot chocolate and starbucks' white chocolate mocha non-fat
Fave Alcoholic Drinks
Margaritas, amaretto sours, singapore slings, rum & coke and white wine - pinot
Music to relax to:
The slow version of the sailormoon theme song, the theme for Phantom of the Opera, the theme by Mono from Great Expectations and theme from Romeo and Juliet....so many more.....I can't live w/o music.....
A Fan Of:
I'm more a Democrat so I'm a fan of Bill & Hillary Clinton, Madeline Albright, Margaret Thatcher, Lee Iaccoca
Movie Actresses
Drew Barrymore
Kirsten Dunst
Kate Hudson
Nicole Kidman
Demi Moore
Gwyneth Paltrow
Julia Roberts
Reese Witherspoon
Renee Zellweger
Movie Actors
George Clooney
Johnny Depp
Matthew Goode
Tom Hanks
Ashton Kutcher
Brad Pitt
Keanu Reeves
Adam Sandler
Robin Williams

Magazines etc.:
Vogue
Cosmopolitan
Jane
Shape
Fitness
Allure
Elle
Marie Claire
Archaeology
Mysteries
Foreign Affairs Journals
The Economist
Discover
Astronomy
Sky & Telescope
National Geographic
New York Times
Commondreams.org
In Style
US Weekly
PEOPLE
Reminders:
Salons in NY to try:
Buff Spa at Bergdorf Goodman: 754 5th Ave $$$
Tiffany Nails: 903 Madison $$
Soho Sanctuary: 119 Mercer $$
Maximus Spa - Massage: 15 Mercer $$
Just Calm Down: 32 W. 22nd $$ - get grape gatsby with Essie Bordeaux polish
Ajune Spa: 1294 Third Ave $$
Frederic Fekkai: 15 E. 57th - Mandarin Supreme Pedicure $$
Salons in L.A. to try:
Kathy's Nails: 7967 Melrose $
Salons in Paris:
Mr. Ho: 3 Rue Washington $$
La Bulle Kenzo: 1 rue du Pont Neuf $
Stuff in NY
Nobu - Sushi
TrapezeSchool.com
Things to Buy
HairArt's T3 tourmaline blow-dryer
Skin Ceuticals C + E Antioxidant Treatment $115 or
Renee Rouleau Vitamin C & E Complex $60
Neutrogena Active Breathable Sunblock SPF 30 $10
Whipped Shea Butter Body Cream
Nippits
Boot Shapers
Hollywood Fashion Tape
White Pearl Bra
Bubble Maker
Lilac Round Rug
Voting Related
Vote-Smart.org
Rock The Vote.com
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Merry Christmas 2006!!! :D
Monday, December 25, 2006
05:05 p.m.
I hope everyone had a happy, jolly Christmas! My mom made a gigantic dinner of roast pork, tilapia filets, sauteed broccoli with yellow rice and vegetables and you have no idea how stuffed I am right now from all that eating! Not to mention the martinis my sister Nithi made with the new martini set she bought my dad! :) I'm relaxing now with a cup of Celestial Seasoning's Cookie Sleigh Ride tea (it's a yummy dessert-type tea). Everyone loved my presents and I scored gift cards to Forever21, H&M (from Mekha) and Borders bookstore as well as 2 gift sets of Victoria Secret's Rapture perfume/lotion/bath set and a gorgeous astrological calendar :D WOO HOO!! :D and I spent HOURS making these beautiful gingerbread cookies! I took a picture of them below:
They took a long time to make but they're so pretty and were fun to ice! :D
Last night we went to our church program and my sister Mili took pics of the purple "lacha" (lecha?) I wore:
It's a quarter past 5pm this Christmas night and it's been a lovely holiday. I took mummy and Nithi to see The Apple Tree on Saturday and it was SO GOOD! It was everything I expected and more! Kristin Chenoweth is just amazing. Her vocals and acting ability - she should win a Tony for this one too because she made me laugh and cry numerous times. After the show, I took them next door to a mexican restaurant called IGUANA's. Very yummy food and beautiful decor. It was perfect for us. If you ever go there, try the salmon and for appetizers, definitely get the blue crab cakes! GAWD were they good! We had dessert of chocolate cake and walked around the city before heading back home. Was a beautiful night :)
My sisters, Mekha, Mili, Nithi, and I are deciding now whether to go to a friend's house for a Christmas party. I'm so full I just wanna stay home and watch a movie and relax - I have work tomorrow. The girls though all have tomorrow off so they should go and enjoy themselves. I already had a martini and have like a gazillion calories to burn this week ;) I'll stay home ;) or maybe not. I dunno. I'll take a hot shower now and see how I feel ;)
*HUGS* and a Happy Holiday to Kayla, Memory, Jade, Millie, ML, HeartMonger, Sarah Beth, Lisa, Lydia, Marcia, Lorie, Callie, Sean, Dan, Sanoj, Azure Kaze, Susan, Ramona, Darlene (and even to the spammers who love to spam my tag-board).
See ya'll tomorrow or later this week!
- Nishi
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Twas the night before christmas
Sunday, December 24, 2006
11:03 p.m.
Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that St Nicholas soon would be there.
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads.
And mamma in her ‘kerchief, and I in my cap,
Had just settled our brains for a long winter’s nap.
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter.
Away to the window I flew like a flash,
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash.
The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow
Gave the lustre of mid-day to objects below.
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer.
With a little old driver, so lively and quick,
I knew in a moment it must be St Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they came,
And he whistled, and shouted, and called them by name!
"Now Dasher! now, Dancer! now, Prancer and Vixen!
On, Comet! On, Cupid! on, on Donner and Blitzen!
To the top of the porch! to the top of the wall!
Now dash away! Dash away! Dash away all!"
As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky.
So up to the house-top the coursers they flew,
With the sleigh full of Toys, and St Nicholas too.
And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.
As I drew in my head, and was turning around,
Down the chimney St Nicholas came with a bound.
He was dressed all in fur, from his head to his foot,
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot.
A bundle of Toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a peddler, just opening his pack.
His eyes-how they twinkled! his dimples how merry!
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry!
His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow,
And the beard of his chin was as white as the snow.
The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth,
And the smoke it encircled his head like a wreath.
He had a broad face and a little round belly,
That shook when he laughed, like a bowlful of jelly!
He was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf,
And I laughed when I saw him, in spite of myself!
A wink of his eye and a twist of his head,
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,
And filled all the stockings, then turned with a jerk.
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose!
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they all flew like the down of a thistle.
But I heard him exclaim, ‘ere he drove out of sight,
"Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good-night!"
I thought you guys might enjoy that :D
If you phone this FREE number: 1-800-555-TELL (8355) and say 'SANTA' when the recording comes on, Santa will tell you where in the States or the world he is as he travels on this Christmas Eve. I phoned around 4:30/5 and he was feeding his reindeer protein bars to give them strength, and then Ricky phoned him 5 minutes later and a snowball fight had broken out ;) LOL! We all got a kick out of that!
Lastly, I found this site too late to order them for this christmas, but if you want to taste and know what sugar plums are like, Andy's Orchard ships beautiful "sugar plums" to you and his site explains what they are :)
I got back home from our Church's evening service and program and it was lovely! I'll tell you guys all about the APPLE TREE and our Christmas weekend and everything tomorrow :D For now, everyone have a WONDERFUL, JOYOUS CHRISTMAS (if you celebrate or not)! :D
- Nishi
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Let the Festivities Begin!
Saturday, December 23, 2006
10:22 a.m.
LOL! :) I love the Family Circus :)
Holiday fever is in full swing at my house right now. Sisters are popping in and out and I just finished reading the paper, having my breakfast, and am going to put a pot of coffee on and watch the news and some tv before getting ready to go see:
I'm taking my mom and my younger sister Nithi to the show today. The Apple Tree stars one of my favorite performers: Kristin Chenoweth (*loved* her in WICKED). She plays 3 distinct roles in 3 different one-act plays as Eve, Princess Barbara and Ella in musicals based on Mark Twain's The Diary of Adam and Eve, Frank R. Stockton's "The Lady or the Tiger?" and Jules Feiffer's "Passionella", respectively. Can't wait!!! I love going to see shows in the city :D
It's almost 60 degrees here - at the end of December no less! I love this weather! However, I was reading that from January to March we're going to have the worst winter ever with more volatile storms and more freezing temperatures. Well, at least we had a beautiful fall! :)
Here's something interesting - have any of you guys seen Ben Stiller's NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM? It's the movie about the exhibits at the Museum of Natural History here in Manhattan coming alive at night. Well at AMNH here in Manhattan they're letting kids and parents sleep-over and experience a Night at the Museum! :) During the night, the kids are allowed to go through some of the exhibits and get take a flashlight tour of the dinosaur sections!! How cool is that!? I wish I had kids right now so I could take them there!!! :D :D :D
Ok folks *HUGS* to all! Amy/HeartMonger you are so amazing! Seriously! Send me your mailing address and I shall mail you some gingerbread cookies after I've made them! :)
- Nishi
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Twas the Friday Before Christmas
Friday, December 22, 2006
8:28 p.m.
I did it!!! I am READY for Christmas! Every thing's wrapped and under the tree! My sisters don't read my blog regularly so I won't worry about them reading what I got them for Christmas and can tell you. I got my sister Nithi Japanese Akoya cultured pearls from AmericalPearl.com and got her an engraved heart-shaped silver jewelry box to put the pearls in from ThingsRemembered.com and a gift card from her fave clothing store, Express; For Mili I got her a necklace and engraved silver jewelry box also from ThingsRemembered.com as well as a card from NY&Company and one of their adorable stuffed bears I know she'll love; and, for Mekha, I got her Talladega Nights on DVD and a beautiful GAMMA DIAMOND Tennis Racket cause she wanted one - I plan to take her out for a movie and dinner too! :) For my dad, I got him the DEAL OR NO DEAL electronic game and my mom's gift is tomorrow when I take her to see the Broadway Musical 'The Apple Tree' in the city and for lunch either before the show or dinner after.
This shall be a crazy holiday weekend - we have a church function at night to go to tomorrow right after the musical and church all day Sunday with the Christmas Program that night and then it's full family time Monday and back to work Tuesday. Whew! Tonight is the only free night I'll have before the madness I think ;) I need to return some phone calls and get a lot of Christmas planning underway. I found a TERRIFIC recipe for gingerbread cookies I'm going to make!
Check out the recipe from Simply Recipes @ Elise.com.
Yesterday was the 1st Day of Winter: December 21, 2006. I love observing the winter solstice - it has such beautiful meaning behind it. Solstice means "sun standing still." In the Northern Hemisphere, it is the first day of winter, the shortest day and longest night of the year, occurring on the 20th, 21st or 22nd of December.
To pagans, winter solstice was the night that the Great Mother Goddess gave birth to the new sun, restarting the cycle of the seasons. It is also called Yule, the day a huge log - the Yule Log - is added to a bonfire, around which everyone would dance and sing to awaken the sun from its long winter sleep. In Roman times, it became the celebrations honouring Saturnus (the harvest god) and Mithras (the ancient god of light), a form of sun worship that had come to Rome from Syria a century before with the cult of Sol Invictus. It announced that winter is not forever, that life continues, and an invitation to stay in good spirit. (From: http://www.didyouknow.cd/xmas/solstice.htm
Interesting huh?
I just took a long hot shower and am going to lotion up and settle in for the night. But first, THANK YOU to the wonderful sweet msgs from: Memory, Kayla, Sarah Beth, Millie, HeartMonger, Susan, Jade, Callie, Sean, Marcia, Lydia, Bunny, Lorie and Caroline! *HUGGGGGGGGGGGGSSSSSS*
Memory your myspace page is AWESOME! I've been wanting to see the Fountain and Apocolypto SOOOOOOOOO MUCH! The Fountain was something I was looking forward to from the very first preview! HeartMonger Amy I'm so sorry I haven't been able to get back to you sooner. I've been very busy this week. Hopefully I'll be able to get back to you on everything tonight - if not, maybe Christmas day!? Kayla I plan on seeing An Oak Tree next week actually - I'll let you know how it is :) Sarah Beth *HUGS* I adore you, you know that? :) I loved your msg and it's so romantic that your Dad had the mold broken for ur mom's ring so no one else could ever have a design like her ring. Callie yup I read it in this morning's paper about her new title - very excited for that new book! :) Sean WOAH NELLY did you write me a NOVEL. How did you manage to write all that to me in the tiny little text box I have there? First, in response, congrats on Finals being over! You've successfully made it through another semester! :D Second, Montana mountain driving DOES sound horrible! Good lord those poor people in their cars! I'm glad YOU are safe! Platinum I learned from an older friend is actually very soft and will rub and wear away - he said it's better to get a stronger material like white gold. Bunny that's what one of my older friends, Bill, is going to do for me - take me to the Diamond District here in Manhattan and help me shop for an actual diamond to build the ring I want for my engagement :) Lorie OMG! I'll be happy to see you engaged! I hope you come soon to NYC so I can show you around! Caroline-chan I didn't think 5K was too much either! ;) *HUGS* God bless your soul!
Ok I am officially out now! See ya'll tomorrow! :)
- Nishi
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Thursday, December 21, 2006
10:44 p.m.
good lord I didn't write in here for a WEEK!
I FINALLY finished ALL my christmas shopping! YAAAAAHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! and I just finished addressing cards to everyone at work. I'm so tired & ready to go to sleep!
I will write a MUCH better post tomorrow and respond to everyone's sweet, wonderful msgs *HUGS* to all!!!
- Nishi
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Saturday, December 16, 2006
8:57 p.m.
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I've been eyeing some rings...I love Tiffany's Legacy Engagement Ring and the Tiffany's Legacy Wedding Band. The engagement ring costs over $4000! I'm willing to contribute to my own engagement ring actually - I'll pay half towards a ring that's my dream ring.
However.....I also found this ring below on shenoadiamonds.com and it's $1,000 more and is pretty much my dream ring:
2.00 CT PRINCESS CUT DIAMOND ANTIQUE ENGAGEMENT RING 18 K WHITE GOLD - SKU: R27400206 - Price for Sz. 4: $5,325.00
The 1 below is WAAAYYYY impossible to ever reasonably afford - this goes on the 'if I ever strike it mega-rich' list ;) LOL!
4.73 CT DIAMOND ANTIQUE ENGAGEMENT RING PLATINUM - SKU: R14208418 - Price for Sz. 4: $16,839.00
I don't think I'll be lucky enough to get my dream ring....even if I contributed to it....$5,300 may be too expensive :( So I tried to search for a ring that was inexpensive and I found lots of rings for as cheap as 100....some decent, affordable ones in the 500-1800 range but they were all rings that I hated. They had ugly settings and shapes and cuts I just hated. Out of the ones I searched for that were available in size 4, the one below is the only one I could find that I would 'settle for' - a solitaire diamond in platinum setting. Simple & plain but pretty. But if you know me, you know I'm not simple or plain ;)
0.25 Ct Platinum Round Diamond Solitaire Ring - Better Quality - H / SI-1 - SKU: SR-RBC-0100-PLAT-B
Sz. 4 at .25 CT: $655.00
Sz. 4 at .33 CT: $855.00
Sz. 4 at .50 CT: $1,170.00
Sz. 4 at .75 CT: $1,720.00
Sz. 4 at 1.00 CT: $3,290.00
I'm not a very materialistic girl, nor do I need thousands of dollars worth of diamonds on my finger for the one I love to show me he loves me....but I *do* want to know that the one I love would get me the ring I love the most because that's how much I'm worth to him.
The ring isn't just a ring....it's a symbol of how much he loves you and how much you're worth to him. But sometimes, the one you love could be worth millions to you and you just can't afford the ring that's worthy of her. But if you let her know that in time, you'll get her dream ring for her - then, a lesser ring for the time being wouldn't be so bad!
- Nishi
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Thursday, December 14, 2006
10:39 p.m.
god I almost had a freak out because I thought I lost the best pair of leather gloves I've ever owned! Last month I bought these beautiful pair of Kenneth Cole beige leather gloves that - quite actually - fit me like a glove! I have small hands so most gloves never fit me right. These cost $58 but were well worth it because they're leather with cashmere lining. And they're just visually stunning. If I'm gonna pay a lot of money for something - they better not be plain-Jane - they better be unique looking and very stylish.
Well, last week when it got to 18 degrees, I wore them while driving and shopping and didn't see them since. I had NO idea where I put them - convinced I may have left them at work or thrown them out with the bags when I cleaned up this past weekend or maybe lost them on the train. I searched all my bags and coat pockets this past weekend, searched again earlier this week, asked my mom if she'd seen them on any of the tables downstairs and I gave them up as lost and was cursing my stupid carelessness. I decided now to check kennethcole.com and found they only had the beige gloves in large and x-large! I checked their search box for stores carrying the beige gloves in small and nothing! Nada! I scoured my room like crazy just now and was really cursing myself for being so careless with an expensive item like that when lo and behold, they were in my belt drawer. How in the heck I was so out of it to have put them in my belt drawer!?
I just tucked them safely back into my dresser drawer and am promising myself to be more careful with my things! If I ever lost these I'd probably never find a pair like them again that fit so well. Neither ebay nor any other site had these pair in my size. I'm so glad I didn't lose them after all! :)
It's after 10pm and I meant to write something much more substantial and relevant like about that horrible Ahmadinejad - Iran's president - and his Holocaust denial conference. It makes me SICK that such an evil man is in power in the middle east. I was watching David Letterman last night and he had a funny intro joke where he said that yesterday was the 3 year anniversary of when we captured Saddam. And he was like "This is an anniversary, you know what happened in 2003, on this day in 2003? We found Saddam Hussein. Remember that? And isn’t it nice that since Saddam Hussein has been captured, we haven’t had to worry about terrorism or nuts with nuclear weapons?”
:)
Ok I'm out. Good night everyone! *HUGS* to Kayla, Azure Kaze, Memoru, Jade, ML, Lorie, Marcia, Millie, Amy, Sarah Beth, Lydia, Sean and anyone who I may have left out inadvertantly! I'll respond to msgs tomorrow night :)
- Nishi
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Plays & Musicals
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
9:10 p.m.
I love them. Plays and musicals, that is. This month, and as soon as this weekend, I'm going to see the very much talked about play An Oak Tree on Barrow Street and The Apple Tree starring Kristin Chenoweth (one of my favorite singers). Odd I'm going to see 2 plays about trees ;)
"An oak tree is the story of two men brought together by loss: a father whose daughter has been killed in a car accident and the driver of that car, a stage hypnotist. For the first time since the accident these two men meet, when the father volunteers for the hypnotist’s act…Tim Crouch plays the Hypnotist. The Father, however, is played by a different guest actor each and every time – male or female. They walk on stage having neither seen nor read a word of the play they’re in…until they’re in it! This is a breath-taking projection of a performance, given from one actor to another, from a hypnotist to his subject, from an audience to a person."
I heard about this play on Regis & Kelly the other night as I watched my pre-recorded tape of that morning's episode. Kelly's husband Mark was one of the guest actors who played the father. The play sounds SO freakin' interesting. Can't wait to see it.
And as for the Apple Tree - that is going to be one heck of an amazing musical. I saw pictures from the movie and read spoilers about what the show is about. I think I might take my mom to see it as a Christmas gift. I got an email giving 50% off discount tickets for it! :)
Kayla LOL! You ARE insane! :) And very funny! :) I hope something wonderful comes out of it! :) heartmonger Amy that must be you! :) Thank you! :) God bless you! ML what kind of new job are you looking for? I'm sorry your hours got cut! :( Azure Kaze I'm sorry I'm responding to this so late! No they don't have to be any size - just needs to show your full face :)
I'm off to watch today's ep of Regis & Kelly and then to write more of a children's magical story I dreamt up many years ago and am finally writing.
- Nishi
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Friday, December 8, 2006
08:10 p.m.
Every year, New York City has an annual Homeless Shelter Coat Drive. You can donate your gently used old coats to thousands of homeless people this winter by bringing your old coats to any NYC Police Precinct or taking it to Grand Central Terminal's Graybar Passage or to Penn Station or to the Port Authority at the 42nd Street Main Concourse. There are other places too, like the W Hotel at Union Square. I have a couple old coats that I no longer use and which are just taking up room in my closet. Good cause - good karma! :) For more information and on other places to drop of your old coats, go to NYCares.org.
I just bought an organic vegetable pizza at Stop & Shop on my way home and baked it in the oven right now. Smells so so so good! :) Time for dinner and tv! It was FREEZING cold outside today - 18 degrees when I left the house and the wind was SO fierce - it's only 24 degrees now. Luckily this weekend will warm up to 50 degrees and be in the 50's next Monday and Tuesday! :D
Jade I'm glad you enjoyed it! I wanna see your results! :) Lydia ok babe :) Let's do a holiday dinner somewhere when you get back! Marcia like I said, Leo Tolstoy's got your nose ;) HUGS to Kayla, Azure Kaze, Lorie and Sarah Beth :)
- Nishi
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Wednesday, December 6, 2006
11:32 p.m.
Wow - thanks to Sarah Beth for posting this wicked cool thing:
Apparently, I look a lot like Asian celebrities ;)
And with THIS photo below I got *WIDE EYES* Madonna!
It's a really cool little thing :) Try it! But don't give your social security number (click 'no thanks' when that screen comes up) and I'd advise changing your birth year and birth date and your name. You never who runs this thing.
My deposition this morning went very well - I love doing them :) Afterwards, I went to Grand Central to get lunch and while there browsed through the holiday market they have indoors and there are some really cool stores this year like the Blooming Company. The amazing light and decoration show was running all through the central hub of the station with the music - I love, love, LOVE Christmas in NY :)
Had Starbuck's 'Soy Peppermint Mocha, no foam, no whip' today and it was SOOOOOOO yumm! :)
It's late and I still need to shower and get ready for bed. See ya'll later! *HUGS* I'll respond to everyone's msgs tomorrow night! :)
- Nishi
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Wednesday, December 6, 2006
07:38 a.m.
good morning :) I feel a lot better having slept! :) It's a chilly 28 degrees and I just opened the curtains and am looking out at the beautiful colors of the sun's rising reflected on the lake. I have the morning news on and it's fun to watch the traffic jams at the Lincoln & Holland Tunnels into the city while knowing I'm happy in my home upstate ;) The Today Show just showed a crowd of people lined up outside in this cold weather by the NBC studio cameras at Rockefeller Center. I always walk by there to get to Kinokuniya and totally take for granted that NBC is there and here are people lining up to say hello via the Today Show ;) It's such a beautiful morning, even if it IS 28 degrees ;) I'm off to shower and have breakfast and get ready to go to that deposition. A deposition, for those who don't know, is an examination before trial of a witness under oath - in this case, I'll be taking the deposition of a plaintiff - someone who claims to have been injured in an accident and is now sueing. I represent the driver of the taxi in whose vehicle the plaintiff was a passenger in when the accident occurred. Ok must go now! See ya'll tonight :)
- Nishi
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Tuesday, December 5, 2006
08:58 p.m.
I am officially, and totally, and completely sleepy. And I sooo wanted to stay up and watch the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show too - too damned sleepy for that now. I'm doing a deposition tomorrow morning at 10am so I don't have to wake up early...I can leave the house at 8:30 instead. Woo hoo! :)
It's winter like you wouldn't believe now - freezing temps are here! And while I hate the cold, I love December in NY! I walked past Bryant Park tonight on my way to Grand Central Station and browsed through the stores and stopped and watched the people skating at the ice rink there. There's a huge christmas tree up and I just can't believe how gorgeously festive the place looks! It's absolutely MAGICAL! I took pictures on my cellphone and will upload them tomorrow when I get reception ;)
I'm off to dream land. Good night everyone *HUGS*
- Nishi
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NishiReviews.com to be created & other domains coming back
Saturday, December 2, 2006
11:57 p.m.
Today I bought the domain 'NishiReviews' (.com, .net and .org) - it will be a site which highlights Manhattan's bakeries, cafes and restaurants and anything else I think is cool and worth sharing as a 'great find'. Below is the design I made:
It won't be a review site exactly as I don't believe in giving negative reviews (I already vent my frustration with bad nail jobs and bad eyebrow jobs on this blog ;)), instead, it will simply let visitors know of the various jewels throughout the city organized by the various neighborhoods in Manhattan. I'll start with the West Village and Greenwich Village, as I'm always there already, and branch out to the upper east and west sides and on. For example, one of my fave places is this little bakery called 'Billy's Bakery' on 9th Avenue - it has the most delicious chocolate cupcakes. That would be one of the featured bakeries on the site and would include information on the history of the place and some of its best offerings and prices.
One of my friends who owns and runs a sailormoon site has offered to host UsagiandMamoru.com and MiakaandTamahome.com and all my other domains for FREE on her server!! :) I'm so excited! It'll be great to get all my domains back up and running again.
I'm off to bed right now. I'll write more tomorrow night *HUGS* to all!
- Nishi
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Friday, December 1, 2006
10:05 p.m.
good evening sweet friends :) Lorie I've been meaning to take pictures of the things I see in my walks to the West Village and Greenwich Village and blogging on it. I think if the weather's nice I'll take my camera out on my walks next week during lunch, or maybe this Sunday, and show you guys everything I see.
If you're interested in seeing what the West village and Greenwich Village of NYC looks like, check out these links: Greenwich Village - the Wired NY Forum and West Village, NY Architecture Images and lastly, this AMAZING photo blogger's site, whose Manhattan section even as pictures of David Blane in his bubble in Lincoln Square: MetroPlus Manhattan.
For now, here are some very pretty pics of apartments & homes in the West Village and in Greenwhich Village I found through the above links:
It's believed that Sarah Jessica Parker lives in this building below:
If you guys are ever down there in city, make sure to try McSorley's Old Ale House for drinks and Gravoche for coffee (nice little cafe shop) or the Ciao Wine Bar for, of course, good wine :)
I simply love the fact that so many writers and artists used to live in the Village and people who did AMAZING things for humankind. For example, Gay Street (shown above) is between Christopher Street & Waverly Place and is an "exceptionally well-preserved and charming little street [which] opened in 1833. This street was a stop on the Underground Railroad. A century or so later it was the locale for the films My Sister Eileen and Carlito’s Way. The street was named in honor of Sydney Howard Gay, managing editor of The New York Tribune during the Civil War. Mr. Gay was an avid abolitionist and hid runaway slaves in the press room. His great granddaughter still lives in the Village."
And 24 5-17 St. Luke's Place (ABOVE) - "This is an imposing row of 15 Italianate town houses, constructed on a master design for well-to-do merchants between 1851 and 1854. The ironwork, arched doorways, long French windows, and bracketed roof cornices are especially notable. Novelist Sherwood Anderson lived at No.12 in 1923. Poet Marianne Moore lived at No. 14(1918-1929); in 1925, she became editor of The Dial. Painters Paul Cadmus and Jared French lived at No.15; in 1947, novelist E.M. Forster stayed with them while visiting New York. No. 16 was the home of Novelist Theodore Dreiser; he began writing An American Tragedy while living here. The James J. "Jimmy" Walker Park across the street is named for the former Mayor who lived at 6 St. Luke's Place."
See? How cool is that?
One day, I swear it, I will own a place in the Village to call my home. It's so steep in history and beauty and is in the center of it all! :) NYC, home sweet home :)
Oh but I still LOVE Los Angeles too! :) I'll have my home there and here in NYC. L.A. or some city within its reaches will have my mansion with an enormous library and my observatory with its huge telescope :) Both cities will be my home :)
Now if only I could be rich already.
Marcia awww that sucks! but hey, I'll be shivering starting tomorrow and all next week - it's only going to be in the 40s with overnight lows in the 20s and 30s. Brrr freakin' brrr! Kayla Sarah Beth's right! :) Altos are beautiful! :) Vocal lessons are important but I've never had any (although I wish I could, I'll be able to afford it soon) but if you can't afford them, there are CDs you can order which go through vocal exercises and teach you how to improve your voice. I've never bought those though. What I do is simply sing along with people whose songs I love and whose voices are beautiful and try to match the way they sing perfectly - trying to sing like them develops your own ability to some extent. Sarah Beth I adore you! :)
I responded to everyone else's msgs in the post below. It's after 10pm now as I finish posting this and I'm going to bed. Busy day tomorrow. See ya guys tomorrow :)
- Nishi
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November ends in NYC with a high of over 70 degrees!
Thursday, November 30, 2006
11:48 p.m.
I can't remember the last time it was November 30th and the weather was THIS beautifully warm! People were out wearing t-shirts in NYC! There was no way I was going to stay inside work during lunch today so I went out for a 3 mile walk to the West Village and back and it was positively exhilarating! I saw lots of new stores and cafes that had opened up and was eyeing the gorgeous dresses at Calypso & Tracy Reese but I kept on walking. It's so refreshing and it makes me so very badly want to live in an apt in the city - I wish it wasn't so crazy expensive to find the apt of my dreams. The streets are lined with trees in the West Village and there are a number of gorgeous little cafes and restaurants and boutiques and novelty shops (one is named 'Condomania' and sells every variety of condoms!) - the eclectic yet quaint & beautiful feeling of the Village is SO my home.
Too bad the apts there are $2000+ for 1 bedrooms.
Sean I live in 'upstate NY' and work in the city so I only drive the car when my dad lets me (like this week when he was in India) and just to the train station where I catch the train into Grand Central. Yes I do my own laundry but I dry clean my expensive items - those pants will have to be dry cleaned. I love Banana Republic shirts for men - I got many as presents for my Ricky for Christmases and birthdays past ;) Thank you so much for your sweet msgs! I LOVE Madonna's last CD - it's my constant workout CD. What's going on in your world? Tell me what's new! Sarah Beth I still need to go the spa! Need a mani/pedi and a massage - come with me!!! :) Jade-chan aww thank you very much! *HUGS* Memory I LOVEEEEE Lawyers Without Borders - thank you for letting me know about them - I filled out an application to volunteer my pro bono services with them last night :) As for libertarianism - that's gonna require a day or a night when I have time to write to you on that topic ;) This weekend maybe? Kayla awwwwwwwwwww you're sooooo sweet! *HUGS* thank you :) ML *HUGS* and thank you too! :) and you suggested some lovely scents to try at B&BWorks! I'll definitely check those lotions out next time I'm there. Marcia awww thank you and you're welcome :) I agree 100% with you. Oh and champagne body butter sounds sooooooooooo good. Millie *BIG HUGS* :) nuff said ;)
It's almost midnight and I need to sleep. See ya'll tomorrow.
- Nishi
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oh what a day
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
09:47 p.m.
man am I glad today is over. what a horribly long ordeal of a day! Guess what happened to me today. I got pulled over by a cop for running a red light but he let me have a break and didn't give me a ticket cause I was following a taxi and it was bumper to bumper and the light had turned red when he and I crossed it together. He was a sweet cop :) But then I get to the train station and I go to make my coffee I bought cause I didn't have breakfast at home today, and this woman who was cleaning out the coffee tray from the bottom of the machines accidently drops the tray and the coffee in it goes spilling ALL OVER my cream-colored Banana Republic pants!!!!! I had light yellow stains all over my left leg for the rest of the day. She apologized and I said it was ok and got paper towels - I was relieved it didn't burn or scald me. Later, people told me I should've gotten a receipt for dry cleaning but I wasn't thinking about that at the time. Ah well. Then I had court in Queens so when I got out at Grand Central Station, instead of walking to F train as I used to do, I decided I'd try to get there faster by taking the 6 and transferring to the E and then to the F and I wound up getting on the downtown E instead of the uptown and losing time and doing a LOT more useless walking and still made it to courthouse by 9:20am. And then my appearances in court weren't over till well after noon and I was so hungry and tired and after grabbing a quick lunch, made it back to the office to find out things had gone haywire on a file I had been working on and had to sort that mess out. By the time I got home tonight after 6, I didn't want to work out, I just chilled and watched the Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center Lighting show on NBC and now I'm all moody and hormonal & bloated cause Aunt Flow'll be visiting soon and I feel overweight and fat - and oh good LORD I can't wait to for all this crappiness to be over!
I need a spa treatment - pronto. A long massage would be SO nice.....especially a foot massage - I wore 3 and 1/2" heels today.
Thank you for your wonderful messages guys. I sincerely would reply to each and everyone but I'm just so SPENT physically and mentally. I'll respond tomorrow night. *HUGS* to all.
- Nishi
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Healing of the Heart's Scars & the Beauty of Living Life
Sunday, November 26, 2006
11:20 a.m.
I was reading a friend's blog today and the way she was writing about a relationship was almost the same way I used to write in my journals years ago about S. I wrote her a HUGE long comment and decided to post here some of the same thoughts, elaborated a little more:
Things don't happen for a reason. They just happen. We later invent the 'reason' simply by living life. When the 1st love of my life and I broke up (first time after 2 years, and the 2nd time for good after 4.5 years), I was devastated beyond words and everyone kept telling me the same old shit about 'things happen for a reason' and I knew in my heart that wasn't true. Sometimes shit happens and you just have to deal with it. People will say you're a lot stronger now because of some hardship you went through. That's bullshit. You already had that strength in you - it was just brought out because of the situation you were in. Any situation would do. One particular sitch doesn't have to be the "reason" for your strength to show.
Even to this day, my heartache over my 1st love still exists. You never truly get over the loss of a loved one or a heartbreak. It stays inside because the worst feelings in the f'n world are those of rejection and loss and the worst knowledge that hearts change.
That said, let me tell you what I learned since that time. I learned I am one kick ass, gorgeous, smart girl who is capable of so much more and greater things than I had been doing. That it was time to move on from his loss and improve my life until I was everything I ever imagined myself to be. I was and am a woman of passionate diverse interests so I pursued them all. A curious thing happens when you love yourself and do what's best for you - you become an amazing person. 8 months after the break up with my 1st love, Ricky and I started going together and it took me almost a year to fully fall in love with him and with time, I came to love him as much as I ever loved my 1st love. Now being married to him is my wish (and I think it will happen soon).
Do I still wish that somehow things with my 1st love and I had worked out? Of course. What was once will always hold a beautiful golden glow, especially because he was my first real experience of true love - a glorious golden light that, of course, would be beautiful to have back. But you can't get that same light back after its been pierced with the darkness of pain. No...that beautiful time in my life and that beautiful love must remain a memory, until I live this life over again and get to experience it all over again. Sometimes I wish that Ricky had been my 1st and only love so that I could see him with that same golden shining light the way I see my old relationship. So that he would be the only man in my heart and I would have a heart unscarred by the pain of my 1st love. But, inevitably, I always conclude that the scars I carry are worth the beautiful love I had once known. And their experience have made me a better person and a better girlfriend and one day, will make me a better wife and mother who will be able to instruct my own daughters and sons in the ways of love and loss.
You can't erase the scars on your heart. All you can do is heal. I am still working to be a more beautiful, better, smarter, wiser, learned and accomplished person. I do this because I truly want to - nothing makes me feel better and happier than knowing I am living up to my ideals and my full potential. And, to conclude, that's what you should do as well. I poured my pain into writing poems, songs, writing in my diaries, losing myself in beautiful romantic comedy anime like Kodocha, Marmalade Boy and Sailor Moon and Fushigi Yuugi. I became a more rich and better person for doing so.
I am now off for a walk and run outside. It is a gorgeous, brisk & cool late November day and I want to enjoy my Sunday and the last day of Thanksgiving break by being out with nature. When I went outside today to get the newspaper, there was this beautiful cool-morning smell....the air was just so crisp and I wasn't cold even though I was only wearing my nightshirt and pajama pants. I thought of my grandmother who wouldn't wake up again to the sound of one of our family members sweeping the grounds of my dad's family home, or to the sound of the birds and buses rolling down the red dirt roads of our village in Kerala. I sent a silent 'thank you' to God for letting me be alive and healthy to enjoy this beautiful morning - to feel the sun on my hands and be able to smile. I know one day, like my grandmother, our bodies will get too old to live, will be filled with pain, and we will no longer be able to enjoy life. It is our duty, so long as we have it, to take care of our bodies so that they will allow us to live long and enjoy life to all its heights. And a further duty to really take advantage of having a healthy body and really LIVE - don't let anything hold us back. Life - despite all its pain and sadness - is worth living. I am happy that I was born and happy that I live. And I will do everything that I am able to do with my life - to make it a life well-lived.
- Nishi
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Saturday, November 25, 2006
09:14 p.m.
I'm watching the USC v. Notre Dame game. So far USC's winning 21-3 but I just watched Brady Quinn (#10 for Notre Dame) make a HUGE 60 yard run - WOW. And it's only the 2nd quarter. If USC hopes to keep the lead and win, it better keep a wrap on Brady Quinn. I'm a USC fan because my darling Ricky's a USC alum - years ago he got me totally into the history of the team and the spirit of its alumni is really amazing. Speaking of Ricky, he's gotten me something - and he's been hinting and asking about my ring size a LOT ;) But then he tells me not to think anything! I guess I'll just have to wait and see ;)
How was everyone's thanksgivings? I had a wonderful one with my mom and all my sisters. Papa called from India - my grandmother's funeral went well and he'll be back this Tuesday. We saved him a ton of turkey! :D The girls and I went shopping on Friday and DUDE, were my legs ready to give out after 4 hours. But I did get 2 new black and gray suede boots from Bakers on sale!! :D They feel SOOOOOOOOOOO comfortable and the price was so very, very right! :)
While the girls shopped at Wild Pair and Nine West, I stopped by Bath & Body Works and picked up their new chocolate body creme and body wash. I used the body wash in the shower tonight and goddddd you have NO IDEA how absolutely RELAXING it was. The delicious smell of it made all the tension of the day disappear. And ironically, it DOESN'T make me hungry. At all! It actually dulls my sense of appetite. Weird huh? ;) I just put on the chocolate body creme now and wow, is that stuff super creamy, absorbent and just perfect. Smells so good and my skin is SO SOFT now. I love this stuff. I think I'll give it to my friends as Christmas presents this year. I'm giving myself a manicure now as I watch the football game. I'm cutting all my nails super short now - 2 broke this week and one has started to break after the great job I did this morning cleaning the bathroom and banging my nail against the shower knob. I hate when I break my nails. They're actually very strong and grow very fast so it pisses me off when I'm not careful enough and injure my nails. So cut them all short now I must. Now what color to paint.....a dark, dark color may be nice now...
Ok I'm out. *HUGS* to ML and Jade-chan, Azure-Kaze and Lisa. See ya'll tomorrow :)
- Nishi
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Thursday, November 23, 2006
12:16 p.m.


And this one is for my little sister, Nithi! Dancing turkeys rock!!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
- Nishi
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Wednesday, November 22, 2006
07:58 p.m.
I was going through some older hard-cover diaries I had kept during college and law school and found some songs I'd written and forgotten about. One is this fun dance song called 'Hypnotic' I wrote back in 1999 and the other is a love-loss-dance-ballad called 'Don't Let Him Know' I wrote back in 2002 and then polished and finished in April 2006 - it's about Ricky when he and I were going through a rocky time. I hadn't written these anywhere else and can't believe I didn't include them in my catalog. I spent this past weekend perfecting my catalog of songs and got rid of a lot of songs that I felt weren't my best stuff.
Working on those songs and making them even better than before is hard work! Rhymes and prose come pretty easy for me but sometimes, finding the right words to say exactly what I was thinking or feeling originally when I wrote the songs is difficult. I have to put myself all through the emotions and really immerse myself in it to feel it and write the song correctly - not to mention the many number of times I have to keep singing the melody over and over and any harmonies to create variations and bridges.
Update at 10:19 p.m.
I just finished watching the Madonna concert on TV (The Confessions Tour). My friend from work, Cynthia, and I went and saw Madonna live in concert here in NYC at Madison Square Garden back in July - and I loved it then, Madonna was awesome - but watching the same show she put on in London on TV just now was EVEN BETTER!!! I could see up close the gorgeous choreography and beautiful entertainment show she put on. She is simply AMAZING! Madonna is my absolute favorite singer/performer. The way she puts on shows is how I've always dreamed to - not just standing up on stage and singing as so many of us do - but actually making it a *SHOW* - engaging people's minds and senses as well as their ears.
When I write songs, I see it come alive in my head the way it would be danced & acted on stage or in a movie. I guess it's from being raised on hindi movies when I was young - all songs are acted and danced out in hindi movies. And that's how I see me doing my songs one day - as a whole act which shows the audience, not just sings to them, what the song is about.
It's 10:30pm now and I need to shower - worked out for an hour and a half today and I'm ready for bed! Got home early from work - they let us out at 3pm in honor of Turkey Day tomorrow! :) 2 of my sisters are home now and the 3rd arrives tomorrow morning. Ok I HAVE to stop writing now.
*HUGS* to everyone and good night! Happy Thanksgiving in advance!!
- Nishi
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Tuesday, November 21, 2006
10:00 p.m.
oh my god - I am so in love with this song: Breaking My Fall by Jeremy Camp. You guys have GOT to hear it and download it - trust me, it's worth it. It's beautiful through and through - the guy has a voice like Creed/Nickelback meets Rob Thomas ;)
Watching the American Music Awards - how amazing were Beyonce, Carrie Underwood, Josh Groban and Lionel Richie? They were my fave performances of the night. 3 Cheers to Britney Spears who gave away an award tonight looking beautiful! :)
I'm thrilled that Red Hot Chili Peppers won!!! I LOVE THEM - quite possibly one of my all-time fave bands.
My dad arrived safely in India tonight - the funeral for my grandmother is this Thursday in India. God bless and rest her soul. I got my height from her :) Thank you again for everyone's condolences and well wishes. I'm fine - I'm more worried about my dad!
I'm gonna go back to watching the awards show - see ya'll laters :)
- Nishi
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Monday, November 20, 2006
10:44 p.m.
awwwwwwww everybody THANK YOU!!! :) *BIG HUGS* that means SO MUCH to me! :)
my dad left for India tonight and won't be back till Saturday. My mom and I will hold down the fort till the whole family comes in Wednesday for thanksgiving.
I'm super sleepy now and can't write long. But I want to personally thank each of you: Ramona, Kayla, Marcia, Lorie, Millie, Dan, Darlene, Callie, Jade and my dear Sarah Beth You guys are the best :)
Good night and sleep tight :)
- Nishi
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for ammichi
Sunday, November 19, 2006
12:44 p.m.
My grandmother on my dad's side passed away this morning in India. She was my god mother too and at my baptism, I got her name as my baptism name: Anna.
For Ammichi - Annama Abraham Simon Kurur
We'll be having a prayer at my house today. Gotta go help my mom with the preparations and see how my dad is doing.
- Nishi
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ELF! :)
Friday, November 17, 2006
11:00 p.m.
Watch it. Rent it. Buy it. It's hilarious, feel-good comedy. Will Ferrell is one of the best comedic actors alive today.
I've been in the best mood ever since I finished watching it an hour ago :)
- Nishi
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On Anger & losing one's temper
Thursday, November 16, 2006
11:58 p.m.
Funny thing.....after spending that post below relaying how frayed and angry I was this week and how I lost my temper more than once this week, someone's anger & temper tonight reminded me how stupid it is to be so angry that you lose your temper.
Some wise words on Anger:
He who angers you conquers you.
Anger is one letter short of danger.
If a small thing has the power to make you angry, does that not indicate something about your size? ~Sydney J. Harris
Anger dwells only in the bosom of fools. ~Albert Einstein
No man can think clearly when his fists are clenched. ~George Jean Nathan
Anger blows out the lamp of the mind. ~Robert G. Ingersoll
Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned. ~Buddha
In my opinion, the only use for anger is as an impetus to do that which is righteous in purpose, i.e. does good for all involved.
While it may feel great in the moment, unleashing your anger at someone, or in front of people, is unwise & non-beneficial to your's or others' spirits if the situation is out of your control or where blaming someone or something really doesn't improve the situation. And in truth, we often get mad about things that are really stupid, pointless and that you can't do much about. It's best to reign in your temper in such a situation.
Even if it is a situation in which you are 100% in the right to be angry about - you'd best have cultivated the ability to vocalize or display your anger in an appropriate manner. To do so means controlling your temper response and speaking with a voice that is angry but controlled, calm & rational and which addresses the issue at hand without losing the argument to irrationality or temper.
For those who aren't experienced in voicing anger appropriately, the first thing you have to do is get your temper under control - count to 10 or take a walk or just get away from the situation until you've calmed down and can address it in a rational and controlled manner.
Me? I like punching things :) It's why I loved San Da Kickboxing because we punched AND kicked in the classes. But I punch my bedm sofa or pillows or I scrunch paper until its all crinkly and round and squeeze the hell out of it or I rant and rave in my journals or talk to friends and vent in a healthy way. I used to love playing tennis and smashing the balls on the court cause it released my aggression.
Having a temper is normal, unleashing anger is healthy - but you have to do it in a productive and healthy way. Curse. Spit. Yell up at the sky. But in front of others, maintain your composure and speak through your anger calmly and if you can't, then first unleash your anger in a private place and in a productive way and later re-address what made you angry in a calmer, rational way.
Ok I'm done. It's almost midnight and I'm going to bed. Gnight all.
- Nishi
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the mercury retrograde is to blame
Thursday, November 16, 2006
06:56 p.m.
ggggaaaawwwdddddddddddddddd I seriously cannot WAIT for this week to be over! I think I really believe in this freakin' mercury retrograde thing. Yesterday (wednesday) I involved myself in an altercation at NY Supreme Court with this guy who was bullying this poor newbie attorney who cut in line - he didn't know the correct line to be on - and even after he apologized, the other guy kept saying things like ' u think because u wear a suit & tie means ur better than us?' and a TON of other class-related and white-man slurs - I had a splitting headache that morning - again because my cab was late and I missed the train and wound up being late for court - and when I heard him going at the guy over being white and stuff I LOST it on the guy - I was like 'leave him ALONE! He already apologized - it's way too early in the morning for petty arguments like this' and the stupid guy turned to me and was like 'miss, don't get involved' and I yelled at him to not get involved. I became friends with the poor newbie attorney who was actually really cute! :) Forget his name - Evan I think? Something like that. Whatever. I felt I had a duty to stick up for the guy who was being bullied even after apologizing.
And can I just say that it is REALLLLLLLY ironic that I work 5 days a week defending taxi drivers and taxi companies and get crappy service and ill treatment from dispatchers when I need to take a taxi in the morning. Usually my dad drives me to the station in the morning but he was in D.C. past few days for a conference so I was forced to taxi it and I got pissed off on Tuesday at a taxi dispatcher who made me miss my scheduled train though I called well in advance and he didn't have the courtesy or honesty to tell me that the cab would take a while - and I'm actually a REGULAR CUSTOMER of this taxi company and know a couple of the dispatchers and a lot of the drivers. This guy could saved me a LOT of grief - giving the same old excuses about rush hour doesn't excuse his lack of consideration in failing to tell regular customers there may be a wait - ppl appreciate being told the truth. I bust my ass defending these cab drivers and their companies and I get lousy services and miss trains - it's just not right. Heaven forbid I ever have to defend HIM in a law suit - I'll throw the book at him.
Oh and while I'm on things I hate - I HATE people who SMOKE and walk down the sidewalk at the same time blowing their DISGUSTING cancer smoke all over everyone as they walk. Second hand smoke KILLS. UUGGHHHHHHH!
I feel like this whole week has been HELLISH. It doesn't even FEEL like thanksgiving is around the corner! I feel like a bundle of angry nerves and like too many people in NY have trampled on my sense of decency and respect. I love NY for its museums, its history, its culture, food, nightlife, for my friends and the many memories I have in it but I can live without the polluted & cancer-smoke-filled streets and without the rude people and harsh attitudes and curses left and right.
Some info on Mercurry Retrograde:
On October 28, 2006, Mercury, the cosmic magician, turns retrograde in Scorpiosending communications, travel, appointments, mail and the www into a general snarlup! This awkward period begins a few days before the actual turning point (as Mercury slows) and lasts for three weeks or so, until November 18, when the Winged Messenger reaches his direct station. At this time he halts and begins his return to direct motion through the zodiac. Everything finally straightens out on December 5, 2006.
Mercury retro in Scorpio inclines to a sharp, sarcastic tongue. People generally tend to be bold and stubborn, headstrong and difficult to get along with. Knowledge and information is equated with power and secrecy. Confusion arises over secret matters that come to light and misguided information deriving from those who cling stubbornly to their opinions. Mysticism and the occult are in the news, scarily so! People are more quarrelsome, skeptical and cynical, hanging on to opposing views and often sarcastic to others. Sexual advances and sexually coloured statements are more likely to be misconstrued. The emotional influence of Scorpio sharpens our instincts, but makes us less sympathetic. Secrets will come to light, often to the discomfort of those concerned. It is not a good time for surgery.
Dude if you only knew how accurate some of that stuff was! Thank God Saturday is Nov. 18th. I have a feeling good news is on the way next week :)
Sean wow!! congrats on that paper! ;) and I was really surprised to see u had a hellish couple of days too - I really think this merc retro might be something! ;) Sarah Beth I can't believe u too! Happy Dating Anniversary my dear!! *HUGGGGGGGGGGGGGG* How's the rest of ur week been? Laur the server which hosted the quizzes is down - hope to have things running over thanksgiving or Christmas :) Millie You too!? It made me feel better to see you had a crazy upheaval too! :) Marcia my bad! I saw bf and I read brother my accident. *HUG* what did you end up getting him? did he love it? :)
I am gonna CHILL! :) Dinner and some tv - tomorrow is the start of the weekend and I'm gonna start relaxing NOW! :)
- Nishi
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
10:45 p.m.
so many crazy things happened today when the morning had started out so quiet. Between a fight with the morning dispatcher of a taxi company I use regularly, to an argument with my Ricky (which is fine now ;)) and a friend getting sick at lunch and just a myriad of other annoyances and weird crap - it makes u wonder what the heck was going ON with today! I hear there's a mercury retrograde and that things tend to get chaotic when that happens. Well all of that be damned! I finally came home today, worked out for an hour and a half, had a nice shower, spent time with my mom (dad's in D.C. for some conference) and had a yummy dinner and now I'm gonna get into bed and forget all about today! I have court tomorrow in NY Supreme and I'm going to take a different taxi company tomorrow just to be safe.
*yawn* too tired. *HUGS* to everyone, I swear I'll respond to msgs tomorrow night - promise! :) No pearl of wisdom tonight - too gosh darn tired! Have a great night everyone - sleep well.
- Nishi
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
06:37 a.m.
it's early morning in the middle of november....so many leaves on the ground and the trees are dwindling down to brown bark leaving the empty expanse of the sky & hills visible. Many still shine with burnt orange and gold leaves. The lake is perfectly still and the sky is a muted grey, holding the very real promise of a hard, rainy day. It's so quiet, but I can't hear the wind and the birds have long gone. I think even the brown squirrels and the furry hedgehogs who live under the deck must be sleeping ;)
It's so very, very beautiful but at the same time depressing and saddening to see so much brown & grey and, the trees stark and the leaves brittle and decaying.
Ok! That said, I'm gonna go shower now and get ready for work. Wasn't THIS a great way to start my morning! ;)
Lydia NOOOOO that would be so SAD if Peter was Sylar! Marcia I left a msg on your blog about the bday ideas for your brother. Make sure to let me know what you wound up getting him! :)
Have a greay day everyone!
Oh and today's pearl of wisdom:
No one has the right to destroy another person's belief by demanding empirical evidence.
- Nishi
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Monday, November 13, 2006
10:06 p.m.
I love Heroes! Best show on tv this season!
And I missed 5 freakin' minutes and missed a HUGE load! ARGGHHH!
Thank goodness friends at work watch the show too and we dish about it :D
Worked out for 1.5 hours tonight and boy are my abs sore.
Yesterday I posted a huge bunch of quotes from my journal of advice (a diary I kept for years with wise quotes I'd find and write in it) and I decided every day I post I'll post a pearl from the diary on here - like a pearl of wisdom :)
Today's Pearl of Wisdom
To become old and wise, You must first be young and stupid.
Super sleepy and tired so no time for a long post tonight. Shall respond to msgs tomorrow night. *HUGS* to all :)
- Nishi
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Sunday, November 12, 2006
1:43 p.m.
good morning guys and dolls :) I'm struck this morning by the fact that all the leaves have fallen off the trees in front of the lake outside my window. I can see clear across the lake to this white mansion-house. I just grabbed my binoculars and am now looking out on it :) Over the summer Mekha and I went hiking in the woods and saw that house had a HUGE pool with a waterfall falling from the side of it down the rocks onto the lake below. It was so gorgeous. I can't see the pool now - maybe that's not the house....makes me want to go hiking today......looks like it's going to rain this morning though....
As many of you know, I'm an astronomy buff - Check out the telescope I'm getting myself for Christmas this year: Meade's ETX 125AT:
It's my affordable dream telescope for now :) With this, I can take amazing pictures of Jupiter's Red Eye and Saturn's rings. I really, REALLY love astrophotography. There's nothing like seeing features of the moon, and distant stars and galaxies through a telescope - it's almost as if it's right in front of you - so close you could touch it. I've often wished I could take pictures of what I see and with this telescope and my digital camera, I'll be able to do just that.
Lisa As soon as I get some people, I'll have them call Johnny Depp's and Orlando Bloom's people and hook you up with the Pirates premiere tickets ;) Totally! ;) And dude I'm never on MSN! :P Phooey - just for you I'll get on Trillian and log into all my accounts. I'll send u a msg with my MSN account name. *HUGS*
Kayla how're you doing? how's ur weekend? Ramona LOL! thanks ;) Jade I've already been doing that - all the articles are archived in the articles section of NishiMusic.com. Azure Kaze thank you very much :) ML Hopefully the dems will put into effect a lot of favorable environmental legislation. How was your Saturday? What're u upto today?
I'm gonna spend today reading magazines and watching movies and then work out tonight and watch the new ep of Desperate Housewives. Hope you all are having a wonderful weekend. See you tomorrow :)
- Nishi
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The India Express Canada publishes article about me :)
Thursday, November 9, 2006
7:15 p.m.
The Indian Express, an amazing newspaper & magazine publication, published a beautiful piece about me - it comes out tomorrow November 10, 2006 :) Or maybe it came out already? I should clarify one thing in the article - Christina Aguilera I said is an artist I love and admire but it was Madonna who I said was my idol ;) LOL!
I'm so excited!! :)
Sanoj LOL! My fellow liberal buddy *HUGS* :) Lisa LOLLLLLLL Do you know how much I adore you!? I crack up everytime you leave me a msg. DUDEEEEEE I DID see the moon and it was HUMONGOUS! And YES YES YES WE GOT THE HOUSE & THE SENATE! It's time for Democratic rule once more :) And *sniff* even on opposite sides of the U.S. I still think about u Beezer *HUG* :) Jade-chan LOL! It was worth a try though! (Stretching the name out ;)) I shall link you either tonight or this weekend! I enjoy your blog! :) Azure Kaze you're a girl after my own heart - I voted for all Democrats too :) Kayla LOL! I know someone dear to my heart who likes to hum the star wars theme song. He starts and I can't get it out of my head for the rest of the day. I'd love to see some pics of your costumes! They must be so cool! Sarah Beth *HUGGGGG* how are you sweetheart? Missouri? We'll kick it up at Lisa's wedding next year! :) Lorie Rumsfeld ain't all that bad but I sure hated his Iraq policy.
I'm off to work out! *HUGS* to all!
- Nishi
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Election Day 2006!
Tuesday, November 7, 2006
06:45 p.m.

I just came back from voting with my dad and you can tell how I voted ;)
Memory yes!!! Sometimes I'm busy working on something and all I want to do is write the latest story idea I have down and work on it right away! :) I started writing a new book called 'If Women Ruled The World' last Thursday and am still working on 4 fantasy books ;) LOL! We just gotta keep trudging through - look at J.K. Rowling! She was writing HP completely broke at a coffee shop table somewhere and she made it. We can too :) Millie *HUGS* thank you :) LOL! You mean have *I* framed it yet ;) hahahahah :) Jade-chan I like your new journal hon! Make sure you post often on it - ok to link you? ML LOL! I'm off to have dinner now :) *HUGS* are you having a good night?
- Nishi
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My 1st Press in the Media - India West
Friday, November 3, 2006
07:50 p.m.
Hold everything! I know after that long entry below that I was going to work out, but today, India West Magazine/Newspaper - published an article about me!
The article's beautiful and I'm SO HAPPY! I just showed my mom and she loves it :) But there are just 2 things it got wrong: It says I work in civil rights & human rights? I work in personal injury litigation but my passion IS civil and human rights :) And Nightingale's Song was written for my grandfather on my mom's side who died in 2003 from cancer.
And now it's 8pm and I can't work out cause I'm way too hungry! :) LOL!
I responded to everyone's msgs in the entry below :) Have a wonderful night everyone!
- Nishi
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Friday, November 3, 2006
7:23 p.m.
ohhh my godddddd u guys have to see the moon out tonight - it is seriously a werewolf's moon. No kidding. The moon is HUGE and there are all these dark, smokey grey clouds around it - positively EERIE and GORGEOUS! :)
Takes my mind off horrible news I was reading. Did you read about the atrocities some of our soldiers committed? U.S. Soldiers Rape 14 Year Old Iraqi Girl.
I am so sad, ashamed and troubled that 5 people from our country would do such a vile thing to an innocent girl and her family. It took only the actions of those 5 people, out of hundreds of thousands of other soldiers who were doing GOOD deeds, to ruin all of our good work. Now the rest of us have to do double the work to make up for the acts of 5 of our worst people.
I am against this Iraq war. Have been since the beginning. Senseless war. Senseless violence. Senseless death and destruction. You can be sure I'm voting democratic this Tuesday.
The Bush administration sought to convince us that we should 'stay the course', that Iraqis would welcome us with open arms and welcome democracy. They even said we'd find weapons of mass destruction. I knew from the beginning it was a lie - they were threatened by Saddam and wanted him out of power and taking advantage of our fear post-9/11 was the best way to do it.
Iraq & Iran and the other middle east/Islamic countries will NOT be won over by democracy. They are completely different nations whose rule is based on Islam. Democracy and our way of life - the western way - is shunned by the holiest of Islam's leaders. They already hate us for supporting and siding with Israel - Baywatch and McDonalds is just insult to injury.
It's terrifying when you think that this war between the west and the middle east may become World War III and may end in nuclear destruction of some sort. If we have ANY hope of stopping such a tragedy, it's diplomacy that is necessary and the understanding to realize that people and nations are different, and some parts are better left without any American contact at all. By entering Iraq, we already were labeled 'invaders' of a country central to Islamic history. The longer we stay, and the longer we involve ourselves in their affairs and markets without being invited, the more harm we do.
We may fight big with weapons and economic sanctions, but in the end, will that stop suicide bombers and person after person filled with hate for the west from doing anything to hurt us? Little pebbles inflict great wounds over time. You can't fight hate, intolerance and ignorance with weapons and sanctions - you only make it worse. You fight it with compassion and understanding and moral ethics that takes all sides and interests into consideration.
I'm off to work out.
Marcia LOL! thank you :) Yes I know the whole point is to pour my whole heart into it, which is why I said I will never give up. :) *HUGS* did you wind up being a cat by the way? Anne Yes it will be back up. If I'm lucky, I'll get to it over thanksgiving weekend or the Christmas/New Year holidays. Andy thank you but no. Millie oooh I'd LOVE to teach! I'd be right at home teaching international policy or literature or history like ancient civilizations or mythology :) Kayla a Sith warlord? HOW COOL! I didn't even THINK of Star Wars characters! Ok I am SOOOOOOO Senator Padme next year! Pitas is the best :)
Sean yes it does but I just got it in the mail yesterday actually and am going to return it because it's just not a good watch - it's too large and the clock face flips over constantly and it's just not as elegant as it looks. The other watch next to it, however, is BEAUTIFUL and perfect and I'm keeping it :) Polar Explorer sounds awesome! I do own a pair of Persol sunglasses I bought in Malabu in 2005 I think. One of my fave pairs and the guy who sold it to be told me how Clooney and all the Oceans 11 pair owned one. I could care less - I buy based on how nice they look on me ;) ML awwww thank you so much!!! You know, u should really start a blog too! I'd love to see your room! :) I have on display a 4 of my Princess Serenity/Neo Queen Selenity dolls in my room and about 6 other rare Selenity figurines, keychains and pins displayed as well on my desk and window sills :) They bring me peace :)
LYDIAAAAAAAAA LOLLLLLLLL! Dude let's go trick or treating together next year? :) *HUGS* Jade-chan thank you! How was your halloween? Where were you away to? Lorie I'm at your blog now and am gonna check out the pics! I'm so glad you had an awesome Halloween! *HUGS* :) Sarah Beth I didn't know Halloween was ur fave! Did you take any pics of the costume? And Uber short Queen of Hearts costume that's not work safe? LOL! Betcha Pat loves that one ;)
Ok now I'm REALLY off to work out :)
- Nishi
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