Away from blogsville :-(

I know how sad you people are. I could see tears rolling down your cheeks. Thanks for reading my posts and for pooling in your valuable comments. Hope I revive all your attention back when I get back here.People I tagged;Do complete my tag huh...

Ahemmm!!!! I am leaving for my training in TCS at Coimbatore this Saturday. And I heard the training is supposed to be hectic there. So will atleast try to visit around your blogs even if I couldn't post anything. Hey stop crying!!!!!This devil will be back again in another 2 months. So bubye for now.

And Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance!!!!!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year :). Hope to see you soon in action in blogsville :)
3:29 AM
Unknown said…
coimbatore vareengala? Vaanga vaanga... :)
4:49 AM
Serendipity said…
hope to c u back soon:) HAve an amazing stay at coimbatore:) n herez wishing u merry christmas n happy new year too:)
4:52 AM
Anonymous said…
how chweeeeeet u r to relieve chennai of such a big headache!!! :P

hey jus kidding di... have great fun there... heard TCS is atleast not as hectic as infy... anyway, find gr8 time ahead... stay in touch...

ALL THE VERY VERY BEST :)

ADVANCED MERRY CHIRSTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR MY DEAR DEAR FRD !!!

TATA, HAVE FUN!!!
5:24 AM
Anonymous said…
Good luck for your training!!!
Neengalum GolmaalGopla maathiri 3 roses tea kudichutu jaichutu vaanga :)
11:00 AM
Raju said…
All the best for your training..

Will surely miss u.. but no matter how hectic work is, wont u find some way to blog? ;) Have a good time in CBE..
2:00 PM
Arunkumar said…
Good Luck Janani for ur training.

2 months-la tag ellam marandurunga...
5:08 PM
Lijin said…
Best of luck Janani. Will really miss u :( ....Hey Training will not be tough and Im sure u will surely perform well. :)
2:47 AM
Unknown said…
Aama Janani, naanum adhaye dhaan ninaichen.... neenga corricta blog-la irunhdu temporarya poreenga.. naan unga blogku varen.. ellam vidhi seigira sadhi! Seri, seekiram training mudichitu vaanga!

BTW, naanum Coimbatorela dhaan irukaen! :)

neenga mattum enna blogroll panveenga.. naan panna koodadha.. adhaan naan ungala blogroll panniten! :)
8:43 AM
Harish said…
All the best :-)
4:05 PM
Janani said…
@Krishnakumar, KK, Harish, Lijin, Raju
Thanks :-)

@Arunkumar
che che vantha udane athu thaan parpen.. 2 of us have tagged you. You have no other go

@Karthik.b.s
Anga enna panureenga?? The place I am supposed to be there is called Ram Nagar. Heard it is near to Ghandipuram

@Manoj
Romba santhosa padathe.. Naan thirupi chennai thaan vandu sera poren. And unn treat cancel
12:25 AM
Has to be me said…
Good luck 4 ur training & hope 2 c u around soon. HNY 2 u too.
4:50 AM
Unknown said…
Near to Gandhipuram-aaaah? Kitta nerungiteenga. Naan irukura area peru Sai Baba Colony. Gandhipurathula irundhu oru 3 KMs dhaan! :)

I am doing my P.G. here. :)
7:27 AM
Syam said…
cha ellorum coimbatore poraanga ennala mattum poga mudiyala... :-(
12:23 PM
Syam said…
Good luck with your training... Merry X-Mas and Happy new year to u too :-)
12:24 PM
Anonymous said…
@ Syam

//cha ellorum coimbatore poraanga ennala mattum poga mudiyala... :-(//

neenga eppo venumnaalum varalam. Coimbatore ungalai anbudan varaverkiradhu! :)

aama neenga Coimbatorela dhaane irundheenga? Pazhaya nyabagamo? ;)

@ janani

inna romba naala blogla kaanom? Romba pulinji edukaraangalo? ;)
9:36 AM
Janani said…
@Anon
Yaaru pa ithu....Anon comments kudukareenga.

Amam konjam pulinji edukaranga.

But lack of net center kuda oru reason.

@HTBM
Thanks :-)

@Karthik B.S
Avalo ellam edam theriyadhu. I am staying in a place called Ram Nagar. Padinga padinga...Athu vitutu CBE map potutu irukatheenga.

@Syam
Neenga varalam eppo venum nalum. Naan ithu vitta epd vara mudiyuma. Thanks for the wishes :-)
8:37 AM
Unknown said…
hello andha anony naaane! :)
5:40 AM
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