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So the ICC World Cup 2011 is over. They say there is a lull before the storm but I am experiencing a ‘lull after the storm’.
India won the World Cup after 28 years and the joy of witnessing history was tremendously high. As India passed every hurdle in the 45 days before the finals, the anticipation increased. Defeating Australia, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka was a daunting task. I hoped that we would win and felt restless with each passing day.
There are two reasons for that. Keeping up with cricket on another time zone (pacific time zone for me) is not an easy task. You wake up all night or peep on your phone during the night for current updates. You work through the day and hope to get some sleep in the evening. If your country is winning, cricket takes up more and more of your time. In a good way, that is.
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Beautiful sunset in San Jose….almost mystical. The orange-blue-grey hues look very pretty!
Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother : Amy Chua
I was holding onto the book through the day and read a couple of chapters whenever possible: waiting for the eye exam, waiting for the car wash, waiting during a doctor’s appointment. Amy Chua made me laugh. Amy Chua left me flabbergasted and I sighed with relief. I was relieved to think that it was just a book and had nothing to do with me. Her thoughts are aggressive and I did not agree with her method.
Yet, there was a connection. I did not know why.
As I waited for my eye doctor to show up, I thought,”It’s a great book! I like it.”
Just then he walked in and he noticed the book. He grinned and asked,”How is this book?”.
I said “I like it.”
He was expressionless. Then he coaxed me, “Do you want to raise your children like that?”. He disapproved the book in just a few seconds but politely asked me to get back to him with my final review. It was obvious that he had just read the WSJ article and not even thought about reading the book. I could tell that he did not want to get anywhere close to the book!
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