Eager to meet u ji/To Roan

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Hi Hansraj, Roan and Je...,

 

Just a suggestion:

 

Perhaps you guys/gals can exchange phone numbers and meet up

somewhere in your home country of Singapore to discuss forming the

first ever Rudraksha Study Group for newbies, enthusiasts and

collectors! When I come over, we can all meet!! Maybe organize a

group workshop or lecture about rudraksha, its uses, properties,

cleaning, oiling and maintenance, etc..???

 

More than happy, humbled and honored to share if there is enough

interest. Rent a hall somewhere..... collect entry fees to pay for

the hall, complimentary beverages for attendees, print leaflets,

advertise around Indian communities etc. etc. Take bookings in

advance. That kind of thing.. Maybe we can combine a Rudraksha

Exhibition simultaneously. Will need the help of a few volunteers

after they learn about the basics of rudraksha. And Je, as you

suggested, the best portable aircond with a lead that can take me

anywhere without withering under the Singapore sun and humidity )

 

I pay my own airfare, food and accommodation plus any miscellaneous

personal expenses. This requires planning many months ahead. Not

something that should be done on impulse. Firstly I have to save

the money to purchase air ticket and make hotel booking. Prefer

hotel to be near Little India or Serangoon Road, or Kaliamman Temple.

 

Any suggestions, comments or advice? All welcome.. This is so it

will give me a good idea about Singapore before making plans.

 

I really do not recognise the place any more. The old Chettiar

Temple is gone; it looked so different last May when I visited.

 

When I was studying at boarding school there, they didn't have MRT

and the only western supermarket was Cold Storage next to CK Tang

Emporium.

 

There was an American School and international school. Bukit Timah

had many large colonial English-style homes with beautiful

grounds/gardens, etc. Now they are all gone....

 

Where do all the expatriates live these days? Around Holland Road?

Just curious......

 

Anyone has a recipe for making Lontong? I really love this

particular curry broth more than anything else!! Plain roti pratha

and "gwee kueh", and also some types of Nonya food too..

 

Thanking you..

 

Ommmmmm

Simone

 

 

, "roankz"

<roankz@s...> wrote:

> great we should, my number is 9118 2848.

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> see c then. do also provide ur email so that we can communicate.

mine is

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> take care.

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> Best Regards,

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> Roan

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> Wednesday, November 17, 2004 10:03 PM

> RBSC : Eager to meet u ji/To Roan

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> Hello Roan

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> This is Hansraj, a member of the group and based in Singapore.

My contact is 90627874. We could get in touch.

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> Take care.

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> love

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> Hansraj