I was so confident that Ancient Indians and Old Thoughts would win the best Indiblogger of the Year Award., but I notice that I am “unranked” even for the month! Sniff!!
So be it. I still don’t want to do any hera pheri…, like submitting my blog for reviews etc.
It has to be motivated by the quest for truth alone, not a quest for ads, awards… and so on.
See this is my problem. I want to do things the way I believe is true and right and then I want the rewards that others who “play by the rules of the game” get!
Yeh kaisa hoga? Notice that I will suffer a pang of jealousy on that day when someone else wins!
Yet I will do things my way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some one said that others had the most to show for their lives, while I had the most fun… actually I dont think I have the most fun., I think I just do what I want, when I want and just pay life’s price tag for it.
So I am exceptionally rich in that I can afford that behaviour.
Dil ne hamse jo kaha, hamne vaise hi kiya! Phir kabhi phursat me sochenge, voh bhala tha ya bura.
Zindagi.. khvab hai, khvab main jhoot kya, aur bhala sach hai kya!….
Comments on: "Reward me for following my heart!" (2)
Hi Satya, Renie from IndiBlogger here – about the IndiRank, it’s still in beta so don’t worry, you’ll have an IndiRank soon. As for the awards, we are not linking it to IndiRank for now – so you’re just as eligible as everyone else! Stay tuned on the forum for news on the awards, nomination phase is coming soon.
Well, sweet of you to reply… Very sweet Actually.
I have put too much into Ancient Indians and Oldthoughts and I very badly want to win.
It is logical to think others feel the same way. Indiblogger is a good effort. Thank you for your comment on my post…
The ranks have come and I am at 58 or something.
And SatyaVeda which is my toughest (trying to translate Vedas) is at 30 and so is Kishkinda.
The highest ranked ones are around 78. So i am glad that you are not linking the awards to the ranks…