I'm feelin'
Friday, April 30, 2004
Nothing much to say....
Had nice icecreams, absolutely delicious mangoes, cleared the french exam. Nice day, nice evening.
Talked to someone i really cared for. Not a great talk, but then we atleast talked.
Mood : Lately, I've been walking, walking in circles
Watching, waiting for something
Feel me, touch me, heal me
Come take me higher
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Had nice icecreams, absolutely delicious mangoes, cleared the french exam. Nice day, nice evening.
Talked to someone i really cared for. Not a great talk, but then we atleast talked.
Mood : Lately, I've been walking, walking in circles
Watching, waiting for something
Feel me, touch me, heal me
Come take me higher
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Sometimes you get the vague feeling that you are in a time warp
Been to a movie. Secret Window. Johnny Depp. Was supposed to be a thriller or something like that, it wasnt, except for a few scenes. Depp was devastating. 5 years before, the movie would have been a runaway jumpaway leapaway hit.
Depp is the only cast, uh oh.. there was a dog i guess and a pack of cigarettes somewhere tooo
5 years too late.
I'm sure that in time, every bit of the movie will be gone and the death will be a mystery... to none.
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Been to a movie. Secret Window. Johnny Depp. Was supposed to be a thriller or something like that, it wasnt, except for a few scenes. Depp was devastating. 5 years before, the movie would have been a runaway jumpaway leapaway hit.
Depp is the only cast, uh oh.. there was a dog i guess and a pack of cigarettes somewhere tooo
5 years too late.
I'm sure that in time, every bit of the movie will be gone and the death will be a mystery... to none.
Tuesday, April 27, 2004
Normality is disconcerting...
Been an unusually normal day. Woke up early. Hit the road, almost landed myself a new job. Almost landed myself a few punches.
Hoping the job thing works out. Hoping that the punches dont. Met up a couple of old friends. Discussed the world. Cribbed. Felt good. Returned home. Slept. Woke up after 40 mins of bliss.
Met up with a friend. Planned for a movie. Called another friend, then called another. Another Called me, another and another. Signed up for GMail
Call Log:
Outgoing: 3 Calls (One going unanswered)
Incoming: 2 Calls (All calls answered)
Planned to eat healthy and sleep early. Going to a late night show and feasting on fast food. Sleep early and eat healthy... huh?
Feeling Laconic. Writing so.
Mood: Disconcertingly Normal
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Been an unusually normal day. Woke up early. Hit the road, almost landed myself a new job. Almost landed myself a few punches.
Hoping the job thing works out. Hoping that the punches dont. Met up a couple of old friends. Discussed the world. Cribbed. Felt good. Returned home. Slept. Woke up after 40 mins of bliss.
Met up with a friend. Planned for a movie. Called another friend, then called another. Another Called me, another and another. Signed up for GMail
Call Log:
Outgoing: 3 Calls (One going unanswered)
Incoming: 2 Calls (All calls answered)
Planned to eat healthy and sleep early. Going to a late night show and feasting on fast food. Sleep early and eat healthy... huh?
Feeling Laconic. Writing so.
Mood: Disconcertingly Normal
Monday, April 26, 2004
......stark reality hit me and did exactly the opposite.
...... heart which was vile beyond the farthest reaches of Satan
There is nothing like a blast of wind to clear a sore head and numbed senses... so goes a sentence that i have either read some where or have previously penned it myself.
The sentence floated to my mind on Sunday when a stark reality hit me and did exaclty the opposite.
That day, I cried. Though not as wholeheartedly as i would have wished to, but i was from the deepest recesses of whatever one would call it. Soul?
I cried, not for myself, but because of myself. I was sauntering in the streets looking for a bargain on books, finding none that caught my eye i walked along a litte further and strolled absentmindedly into my fathers office block. Deserted it was, as it usually in on Sunday.
Walking down (or was it up?) a flight of stairs, i encountered a man, he walked towards me with a pack of what seemed like incense, looked at me beseechingly begging me to buy them.
I told him that i didn't need them, the look on the man's face would have melted the hardest of hearts, and mine was definitely not one among them.
As i stood there trying to comprehend the depth of his feelings, he started his tale... "Sir, I promise to you in the name of Gayatri (a powerful goddess) that everywhere i go, I am being kicked out of offices and homes, people literally manhandle me, yet i continue to to lie and sell these, because i cannot die and i cannot beg. For every ten rupees i sell, i make a rupee, and in the past three days, i made a sale of exactly thirty rupees..."
It was all he could do to hold his tears back, it would have taken a heart which was vile beyond the farthest reaches of Satan to call them crocodile.
Three rupees in three days.
I rode back home. The whole perspective changed. What i thought were the most basic of human necessities seemed like lavish, extravagant and sinful luxuries.
The cold statistic refused to leave my mind... Three rupees in three days.
Even before i could gather my feelings, another was on its way...
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...... heart which was vile beyond the farthest reaches of Satan
There is nothing like a blast of wind to clear a sore head and numbed senses... so goes a sentence that i have either read some where or have previously penned it myself.
The sentence floated to my mind on Sunday when a stark reality hit me and did exaclty the opposite.
That day, I cried. Though not as wholeheartedly as i would have wished to, but i was from the deepest recesses of whatever one would call it. Soul?
I cried, not for myself, but because of myself. I was sauntering in the streets looking for a bargain on books, finding none that caught my eye i walked along a litte further and strolled absentmindedly into my fathers office block. Deserted it was, as it usually in on Sunday.
Walking down (or was it up?) a flight of stairs, i encountered a man, he walked towards me with a pack of what seemed like incense, looked at me beseechingly begging me to buy them.
I told him that i didn't need them, the look on the man's face would have melted the hardest of hearts, and mine was definitely not one among them.
As i stood there trying to comprehend the depth of his feelings, he started his tale... "Sir, I promise to you in the name of Gayatri (a powerful goddess) that everywhere i go, I am being kicked out of offices and homes, people literally manhandle me, yet i continue to to lie and sell these, because i cannot die and i cannot beg. For every ten rupees i sell, i make a rupee, and in the past three days, i made a sale of exactly thirty rupees..."
It was all he could do to hold his tears back, it would have taken a heart which was vile beyond the farthest reaches of Satan to call them crocodile.
Three rupees in three days.
I rode back home. The whole perspective changed. What i thought were the most basic of human necessities seemed like lavish, extravagant and sinful luxuries.
The cold statistic refused to leave my mind... Three rupees in three days.
Even before i could gather my feelings, another was on its way...





