Last updated on May 9, 2015
L is for London: Meet My Friends From This Beautiful Land Called London
London The Capital of England
Before writing about these personalities I would like to note down a few words about the city called London.
It is the capital and most populous city of England and the United Kingdom, which is on the River Thames, London has been a major settlement for two millennium. It was founded 2000 years ago by the Romans who named it Londinium. It has been Western Europ’s largest city for centuries. In 1700 its population was just 575,000 people and now it has a population of more than 8.6 million people. It is the biggest city in middle Europe, and the world’s largest financial center. Today it is not only the largest city but also one of the most visited city.

Blogging is one of the major mediums to make friends online and to build relationship with each other.
I earned a good number of friends online only after actively involving in blogging, Once upon a time (a few years back) it was not even in our dreams or even an un-imaginable thing to meet people or speak to them from a far away country. The only medium of communication was telephone calls, or correspondence through postal services. But Oh my goodness! What a tremendous change happened and are taking place every day. Yes, now we are in the world computer or speed age! Now we can see people and communicate each other with the click of a mouse!
In this post I would like to write a few words about two wonderful personalities I met through this medium. They are Murali Mukundan And Reji Stephenson, Both of them are from the land of London.
Both of them are wonderful writers in their respective fields, and the amazing thing is that both of them are from my own native land Kerala (Often called or known as “God Own Country) read a post about my state SOME AMAZING FACTS ABOUT MY NATIVE LAND And Also watch this beautiful video about Kerala.

Coming to the subject: I met Muralee Mukundan online via a Malayalam Blogger’s group and our interaction through comments developed in such a way that it still continues with more ties.
His satirical writings are the talk among the Malayalam bloggers, of course, most of his writings are in Malayalam! He is an Amateur Magician and a Security Officer by profession. He is a family man, and this wonderful personality jot down informative and educative blog posts mixing up with humorous anecdotes and human interest stories connected with families and friends. That helps the readers to read his long blog posts with fully illustrated with colorful and funny pictures.
Though he is a very busy person with his professional job as well as his involvement in different cultural associations in London and other places, he finds time to write blogs and to write constructive feedback to his blog commentators. He finds time to reply to his readers, always there will be something to laugh and at the same time there is something solid to ponder upon.
His style of writing is unique in itself, that the readers once start reading will not go back without saying something about it in the comment box. Most of the time he writes long blog posts which people very interestingly read.

Due to the British influence (British Rule) in India, we the Malayalees (Keralites) used to call English people “Seemakkar” (far away country people) Muralee says this in his page intro:
My dwelling place is “Seema” or Bilathi pattanam (London) the biggest city in the United Kingdom.
And the funny side to note is that he says about him: A Mandan in London ..! ലണ്ടനിൽ ഒരു മണ്ടൻ … ! That means, A Fool in London” Mandan means fool in Malayalam language!
This is what Muralee Mukudan and his style of writing.
I am so glad that I met this wonderful and intelligent “Mandan” person online via blogging
I wish him all success in all his endeavors.
Thanks Muralee Bhai (Brother) Nice that we met through this amazing world called INTERNET!
His latest post is all about blogs and blogging and digital writing, you can read that HERE
Sorry, but this is in Malayalam.

The next person online is Reji Stephenson, yet another wonderful blogger from the city of London.

As I said, his roots too are from Kerala, one of the southern states in India. After getting acquainted with him, I came to know that his father was a District Judge in Kerala, the late Mr. C. Stephenson.
He is a family oriented person and a strong believer of Jesus Christ. He is currently living in London with his wife and two little angels named Stacey and Steffy aged six and two.
He is an Engineering graduate with specialization in Electronics and Telecommunication. He is a creative writer, and his pages tell it all. Presently he deals with the subjects like Blogging, Social Media, Online Marketing, Technology and Reviews.
The ‘About’ column of his blog describes him as someone who, after joining a creative writing course from the Writers Bureau, U.K, got inspired by few successful bloggers and aspires to be one among them.
According to him, he is just another person who doesn’t have good writing skills. He says, “It is not my job to rate my own writing. It is up to those who read my blog to make a judgement. ”

Yes, I read many of his posts on his blog. His posts on blogging is a must read for all bloggers, especially the newbie bloggers. They will get lots of information and inspiration by reading it.
Few of those articles really motivate you to continue blogging. You can read one of his posts here: “25 advantages of blogging for inspiration” and have your opinion if you would like to be in contact with him.
Nice that I met Mr. Stephenson online, and I am pretty sure that you too feel the same if you get in touch with this wonderful person.
I wish him great success in all his future endeavors.
You can meet Reji at his facebook page HERE Visit and like his page.
Source: Wikipedia (London)
Also please visit the following pages
God’s Own Country A Photo Feataure
K is For Kerala My Native Land
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Small world – those are two faces I recognize. Shout-out to London from Canada. :-)
Hi Dave,
I am sorry again most of my friends April comments I could not attend
Thank you so much for finding some time to drop in.
Yes, they are familiar faces!
Best Regards
Happy Weekend
~ Phil
Hi Brother Phil,
Thank you very much for mentioning my name along with Murali Bhai(Brother) . It is a privilege that anyone mentioning our name in their websites.
My blog was mentioned the corporate website of rounds.com few weeks back and now it is here.
Regarding Murali Bhai, I totally agree with your opinion. When anyone read his blog for the first time, they find his own typical style of writing very attractive. He is able to mix serious contents along with jokes in his lengthy posts. That is a special skill of him.
Regarding my blog, I am once again saying that I am not a good writer and on the process of learning the skill. It is those who read have to give an opinion.
Once again thank you very much for mentioning me in this post.
Have a great day.
Keep sharing
Reji Stephenson
I just came here to congratulate Reji Stephenson for this achievement. It is always a pleasure to read his articles on blog and to talk to him.
Reji… Your father was a District Court Judge? Now we have one more thing in common as we both are related to this noble profession of law in some way. And I adore your sweet angels. Lots of love to them. :)
And you said that you cannot rate your writing. Let me have the honour of doing that. Although, I am no one to rate it… but would just like to share that I find your articles informative and interesting. The blog stats and the number of followers you have manged to get in such less time itself speak of your wonderful writing skills. As they say, truth does not need proof. Likewise, your writing skills need no express rating. Your blog is your rating. All the best for your future. Hope to see your name shine in ‘n’ number of such platforms :)
Hi Harshda,
Good to see you here in this blog and thank you very much for your encouraging opinions.
Harshda…….. My father was a District Judge in Kerala for nearly fourteen years. He was serving as Southern Railways Appellate Tribunal even after the retirement before God took him back in 2012. My sister was a lawyer in Kerala High Court before joining Federal bank as a Law Officer.
Once again thank you very much for praising my children as well as my writing. Hoping to see you again with more comments. In fact you were the first to make a comment on my blog.
Have a great blogging journey ahead
Keep blogging
Keep sharing
Reji Stephenson
Hi Phil
First of all I strongly appreciate the idea of your post series it is amazing and one would remain curious to see its next episode as everyone would be waiting to see the next one with M alphabet (Lolz).
I am already in connection with Reji on Facebook but never knew he is friend of my friend as well and much impressed to see more about him and the other one Mr Muralee as well.
It is right that physical distances can never create the distances in hearts and minds and they remain connected while being oceans away from each other.
Thanks a lot for sharing such wonderful account of two nice persons.
Hi Mi,
What a pleasant surprise to read your feedback. :-)
Yes, I have a small surprise to you too!
Yes, the guessing is over, ant it’s you non-else stands in line with the letter “M” LOLz
I am so glad we met on a wonderful platform and the rest in nutshell HERE
Thanks a lot for all your co-operation and love.
May you have a great week ahead
Love
~ Phil
Hi Brother Mi Muba,
Good to hear from you that you are also a close friend of Brother Phil. As long as people are good with their hearts and behaviour, it will make an impact on others.
so it may not be surprising that the physical distances or borders between two countries will never be a hindrance for good friendships.
Thank you very much for your encouraging comments. Have a great day.
Reji Stephenson