The Official Community Of Nitin Sawhney

Probably Nitin is not reading this - he should be out enjoying himself and celebrating.  I'd like to wish Nitin

 

happy birthday

the card will have to wait till next tour though

Rosemary

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"We are all dependent on one another's gifts, to the extent that if someone else is damaged or frustrated, offended or oppressed, everyone suffers, everyone's humanity is diminished." ++ Rowan Williams

Doesn't it come round quickly......Just to wish Nitin a Happy Birthday for tomorrow (should he be reading this).  Hopefully there will be plenty of cake.

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"We are all dependent on one another's gifts, to the extent that if someone else is damaged or frustrated, offended or oppressed, everyone suffers, everyone's humanity is diminished." ++ Rowan Williams

rosemary:

Doesn't it come round quickly......Just to wish Nitin a Happy Birthday for tomorrow (should he be reading this).  Hopefully there will be plenty of cake.

....and there were probably a few candles too, Rosemary!!   I see that Birthday Boy will be back at Sadler's Wells again this Autumn..... hopefully, I will have unpacked the inflatable mattress and found the air pump, by then!!!!

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Meanwhile, in London this Saturday.... http://www.progressivelondon.org.uk/conference/progressive-london-conference-2010.html

.... there were quite a few candles on my cake too - though a friend somewhat thoughtlessly said they hadn't enough candles in the house.

Ah yes, I have found the dates on the net, tickets go on sale as soon as Monday  Well at least by November I shall be well clear of the dental problems I have been experiencing, which have thrown a lot of my plans into disarray.  I'm still awaiting a date for the operation and will be off work afterwards as apparently I will look very frightening

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"We are all dependent on one another's gifts, to the extent that if someone else is damaged or frustrated, offended or oppressed, everyone suffers, everyone's humanity is diminished." ++ Rowan Williams

Oh you poor girl!  When you say 'frightening', is that 'raw-gummed, puffy-faced' frightening or, are you talking more like 'Lantern Fish' frightening?

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Meanwhile, in London this Saturday.... http://www.progressivelondon.org.uk/conference/progressive-london-conference-2010.html

Definitely the raw gummed, puffy face variety.  Though perhaps not as frightening as the doll in your avatar

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"We are all dependent on one another's gifts, to the extent that if someone else is damaged or frustrated, offended or oppressed, everyone suffers, everyone's humanity is diminished." ++ Rowan Williams

Oh well, that's not so bad....

.....at least you're not likely to puncture the inflatable mattress!!! 

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Meanwhile, in London this Saturday.... http://www.progressivelondon.org.uk/conference/progressive-london-conference-2010.html

I'm hoping I will be well over it by then, although I am still waiting for a date.  In the meantime, the painkiller manufacturers are still having a field day

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"We are all dependent on one another's gifts, to the extent that if someone else is damaged or frustrated, offended or oppressed, everyone suffers, everyone's humanity is diminished." ++ Rowan Williams

Ah, don't be so hard on yourself Rosemary, your posts aren't that bad!!!

 As for the date..... is your husband OK about that kind of thing? I thought you'd given up the toy boys but hey, who am I to judge...

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Meanwhile, in London this Saturday.... http://www.progressivelondon.org.uk/conference/progressive-london-conference-2010.html

 Buga, I hardly think a consultant dental surgeon constitutes a toy boy.

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"We are all dependent on one another's gifts, to the extent that if someone else is damaged or frustrated, offended or oppressed, everyone suffers, everyone's humanity is diminished." ++ Rowan Williams

rosemary:

 Buga, I hardly think a consultant dental surgeon constitutes a toy boy.

Oh he does if he's younger than you and besides which, you'll be flat on your back and unconscious.....

.....Enough said.

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Meanwhile, in London this Saturday.... http://www.progressivelondon.org.uk/conference/progressive-london-conference-2010.html

Oh, and talking of people ending up flat on their back and unconscious, Nitin, did you get a chance to celebrate your birthday or did you spend it sober as a monk, tinkering around in your new studio?  Actually, I've been inside a monk's pantry and while the wine might possibly have been reserved for communion, the same couldn't have been said of the crates of beer.... even I know that much!

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Meanwhile, in London this Saturday.... http://www.progressivelondon.org.uk/conference/progressive-london-conference-2010.html

Buga dear, your imagination exceeds all reality! The consultant is older than me!  And it is current practice to use local rather than general anaesthetic, because there is always an element of risk in using a general.

As I recall, Catholics don't usually have any problems with alcohol consumption , so your analogy with monks doesn't really stand up either.  Hmmm.... I now have visions of swaying monks - can't be the alcohol as I don't drink and I don't think anyone has spiked my rooibos tea . Maybe it is all the pain relief I am taking

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"We are all dependent on one another's gifts, to the extent that if someone else is damaged or frustrated, offended or oppressed, everyone suffers, everyone's humanity is diminished." ++ Rowan Williams