The Un-Born Identity
"There are two perfectly good men, one dead, and the other unborn." - Chinese Proverb. I am currently the unborn. If one does not find blogs coming in, I am the dead! But come what may - I am a good man!
Monday, April 21, 2014
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Trek to Raigad
Last to last weekend I went on a trek to Raigad. Mind you the last trek I went to was at least 2 years back. However, the bigger challenge for me was not the 2.5 - 3 hrs trek or the fact that we had to climb 1600 steps to reach the Fort. It was adjusting with the new set of friends with whom I tagged along. These were my brother's office colleagues, none of whom I have met ever in my life. With me being amongst the youngest of the crowd (given the fact that most of them were older) I imagined it would not be easy to mingle within the group.
The trip however, turned out to be awesome! Right from the Golmaal movie which we saw before we boarded the bus to Raigad to the last night Dumb Charades competition, its was fun-filled experience. While none had any inhibitions when it came to interacting with each other freely. I must really compliment my brother for having such wonderful people in his team/office. Never felt out of place!
I even went to the extent of taking a smoke in front of my Big Bro which freaked him out. It did take me some convincing to do to him that I dont smoke but only when I am high or out with friends!
But above all, one of the highlights of the trip was the super simple ghar ka khaana which we had there. Simple people with simple diet really made me wonder as to why we desire so much, when we really can be happy with even lesser.
Will link the photos too for reference.
This coming week I am going to Bordi Beach with my Office colleagues.
So bye for now before I return with amother post.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
THE Why’it’ TIGER
I am currently reading “The White Tiger” by Arvind Adiga. Yes, it adds up to my numerous attempts to understand Accolade Winning Novels. My previous attempts include – The God of Small Things (Arundhati Roy), The Argumentative Indian(Amartya Sen), etc. I have never managed to comprehend as to what really made these novels worth such euphemisms. It’s a long story. Will dedicate another post for that!
The read (The White Tiger) turned out to be not so bad an encounter! I was presently surprised to be breezing through some neat sarcastic writing. The book, though not that rib-tickling/extremely funny types, makes you laugh at simple incidents. Caustic but not for the sake of it. types The line where the protagonist Munna competes with an Olympic Runner to his to be master’s feet made me laugh out loud (actually). What I liked the most about the book? – I think sarcasm gels well with me. I kinda feel its my type.
I really find it a not put downable book! Thus, maybe I felt not put down by the book…heheheheh!! Really! the pages turn themselves. The psychological tale of the scarcely reverent Munna is interesting. The transformation to a corrupt, stone hearted driver who turns the table on the other driver is dark. Nevertheless, the enter story is depicted in a witty panache is enjoyable.
Anyways, friends i am yet to complete the book. The book actually got me writing about it. Should be good enough. huh?
Let me get back finishing it!
Musing for the Day – Hypomania means Minor Mania!!! Almost made me go Verbomaniac (looking out for words to describe the idiocy) Don’t you think so? Does not the name sound like it means the exact opposite?
Monday, November 10, 2008
1...2...3...Bang!!
Hope this evades my brain from rotting,
I take an oath to write even if i am globe trotting,
May this not be just another beginning,
But be the sentences for all my thoughts that i keep on jotting
i know guys n gals this is a bad one, but believe me...
If this is really bad, then there is only one way for me to go...thats UP!!!
Promising much better literary skills..hehe..bye for now!