Nov 29, 2010

Endless Loop

Joyesh, my neighbor in RVCE hostel and then later room mate at the-hangar, has a peculiar habit of putting one song in his media player play-list and playing it in loop for days and nights.From Clocks to Bitter Sweet Symphony, we heard a variety of songs. And we liked them. I started liking them. It's one peculiar thing about music for me. If I hear some song again and again, I end up liking it in most cases. It's the effort to listen to something repetitively, that defines my song selection.

Endless loops defined my music choice. And now I am part of an endless loop. Of highs and lows. 'Such is life,' anybody would say. Stuck in an endless travel is a life full of choices. Every decision I am making is having a long term implication now. How and when it became like this? I was never needed to bother when I bunked my school for a day or two. I decided to runaway from home and landed in Bangalore to do my engineering. Nobody asked me anything. And I did not bother anyone.

Today when I look around, I see a web of restrictions holding me hostage in a world of limitations. A world where my choices are not just mine. Atleast their implications are not. I cannot remain isolated too. I am stuck. Floyd's 'Comfortably Numb' is what I can think of now. Incidentally that song got added to my list because of an endless loop too.

Nov 26, 2010

Suggest A Book

Results for Suggest a Book poll done through FB status msg.

Hard boiled wonderland and the end of the world by Haruki Murakami

Any book by Haruki Murakami

The Great Indian Novel by Shashi Tharoor

Blue Ocean Strategy :D

The Bhagwat Gita By Eknath Esawaran

Tamil Pulp Fiction by Rakesh Khanna and Pritham K. Chakravarthy

Picture of Dorian Gray

Marketing Management by Philip Kotler :)

Wheel of Time

The Brothers Karamazov

Krambhadparya (jain fundamental) also available in English or Bhartesh Vaibhav (Epic, 4 vols.)

IIMA Famous 'Black Book' :)

To kill a mockingbird

The Immortals of Meluha

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

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Thanks Yash, Komal, Piyush, Modh, Anoop, Sapta, Poorva, Pradeep, Arpit, Paul, Richa, Shelly, Surabhi, Prasanjit, Balakrishna, Shubendu...

Nov 23, 2010

Little Moments

Traveling across length of the country to attend precious moments in life of people who are precious to you.

Getting high on hukkah when others around you are sloshed in alcohol.

The feeling of going home after a long time.

Reading a funny love story because she wants you to do that.

A brilliantly designed and executed personalized tshirt.

Buying chocolates for her whenever wherever you can.

Spending a night with friends remembering college days.

Admiring beauty of nature and the air hostess in the indigo flight.

Listening to your favorite music whenever wherever you want to.

Stretching your physical, emotional and mental limits to do everything possible to live such moments again and again.

Life is beautiful.

With its Little Moments of Joy.