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A wanderer, who is lost.
A mystery, waiting to be solved.
A balance sheet, that never balances.
A day-dreamer, who has nightmares at night.
A meandering river that can’t seem to flow back to its source.

Name is Surya Ramkumar.

I am a nomad, be it online or offline. Online, I often pack my posts up and leave the blog for other online haunts, but somehow I keep returning here. Offline, I have not yet made the journey home. So far, I have called home India, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Germany, the Netherlands and now, the UK.

I am an avid traveller. Sometimes, I backpack. Sometimes, I stay at the best hotels in town. Depends on who is paying for it. My travel partner is my partner in life – he maintains his own site, so you can find out more about Srijith here.

My interests include history (the earlier the period, the better!), literature (I have a soft spot for poetry and anything abstract), macroeconomics (yes, I know what you are thinking), physics ( come on, it is the most beautiful of sciences) and miscellaneous (anything else really). I blog about these, whenever time permits.

Read on, you might like some of it. I appreciate any comments, about any posts or the site in general. So feel free to comment!

4 thoughts on “About”

  1. anil sharma says:
    May 31, 2007 at 8:11 am

    your profile is impressive and your ideas lucid.your blog on flower is excellent.write more blog on flowers and journey.keep it up.

  2. Aneesha says:
    July 14, 2009 at 10:33 am

    Hey, read your comment on my blog. Was impressed by your verstality, opinion, and poetry. Good luck to you too, on your writing adventures.

  3. Saatchi says:
    August 21, 2009 at 9:20 pm

    I think you’re simply brilliant! You weave magic with your words. I just chanced upon your blog and am so happy I did. All the very best with your writing endeavours. Anything you write will be really spectacular.

  4. Ash says:
    March 8, 2013 at 2:23 pm

    Loved what I read so far. Hope you keep writing.

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