Or else, I shall be constrained to name you. When I first spotted odd messages on this site being signed off as ‘Blogging One’s Own Trinkets’ (BOOT) I thought it was a crank call. Spammers usually adopt such call sign that gives no clue to whether it belongs to a she, he or an it. But then, on reading his comments in Capt. Anup Murthy’s blog and mine, I sensed BOOT is no crank. He appears selective, is sensible in what he says, and, to the point; on the ball, as they say.
He gives a bit of himself away when he makes a reference to his blog in one of his comments - http://bloggingtrinkets.blogspot.com/ . But then, you access his blog, you wouldn’t find anyone’s name on it, only his gender and zodiac sign by way of a profile. Bit of a tease, isn’t he? Maybe this is his idea of flogging his blog. Which carries excerpts of essays from a collection, titled – ‘Run of the Mind’. This proves a dead give-away. Come now, Mr Vijendra Rao, your run of anonymity must end here. If anyone cares to read more on Mr Rao’s work, Click on ‘A Mysore newsman’s debut book’.
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No Sir, it made interesting reading and hope Mr. GVK is not going to take the reply out. Your reply to GVK's blog piece is not that elaborate, a tad emotional but apt. I think we are all happy that you are going to be active in all types of media. Look forward to reading your blogs. I don't have too much time in-between worsk here in singapore to put in comments on your blog but let me try some time.
We all exploit the medium, don't we ? Maybe some of us don't feel comfortable conceding it. I reckon the medium (weblog) is there for exploitation.
I have something to concede here. It was Mr Vijendra's BOOT that inspired me to create 'Recycled Writings'.
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