Saturday, February 07, 2009
Lost(?)!
So yea, I'm the latest victim of the wallet flicking spree in college.
Contents of my brilliant greenish blue wallet ( Which was btw the prettiest wallet in all the land) :
Our infamous college id, railway id and a recently acquired 3 months Ist class pass, Airtel Sim card, and part of my bus ticket collection.
The pain. The pain that follows after fully realising the depth of the situation is nothing short of heartbreak , a parents emotional blackmail, and menstrual cramps combined.
What i now know, is that if you lose the non laminated, pathetic little piece of paper in a plastic cover which our college dares to call an id, you need to lodge an F.I.R at the police station , get something called N.C and then run around college for another day to get a duplicate "id".
I have been making rounds of college and police station for the last 2 days now ( I have been spotted on various occasions with a dazed expression on peoples faces, yes) . Just to feed all the massive ego's , overcome their laziness and and fully understand power craze amongst the SPCE college staff and the Maharashtra police.
So apparently, Dr.Cox was right.
"People are NOT chocolates. They are nothing but bastards, with a bastard coating and a soft bastard filling"
I hate it when Dr.Cox is right.
"Our country is changing". As if.
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Now Reading: "Maximum City" by Suketu Mehta
Now listening to: "Incense and Peppermints" by Strawberry Alarm Clock
Now feeling: Nothing with a hint of aggression.
LATER ADDED ON 11th FEB, 2009:
I found a few chocolate people( Read: SPCE peons) who found me my stolen wallet back! So I'm all smiles now. ( Trying to ignore the fact that i spend 1000 bucks, have 2 train id's and friendship with the sub inspector at the D.N.Nagar Police Station)
Hurrah! Let there be cheese for all! :)
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Parental testing ?
Spending time with parents can be fun.
It's hard to register them as people. People who were somewhat like us some 25 odd years back.
People who thought, talked, behaved like us. People who we might have just been friends with.
You never really know them unless you talk. And listen. Really listen.
Don't know why people don't do it often?
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Now feeling: Very very full after a huge bowl of Maggi
Now reading: Papillon by Henri Charrière
Now listening to: 'Be here to love me' by Norah Jones
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Untitled
A bruised hand,
a silent tear.
A broken hope,
a faded dream.
The night sky,
the morning glaze.
Thoughts,
words,
music.
All have given away to haze, haven't they?
A dejected spirit,
a lost sanctity.
A helping hand,
anyone?
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
The light at the end of the tunnel
The candle flickers into darkness
The black engulfs it all
Yet another string cut
Yet another star in the sky.
The drums roll into silence
The final chord is struck
No cheers nor applause follow
Nothing but a promise,
a promise, of tomorrow.
Was it time to lose the magic?
Was it time to extinguish the faith?
Was it enough to kill the memories?
Was it time to kill the pain?
Friday, November 07, 2008
Row Row Row your boat, gently down the stream.
Sardar. The man. With THE chart.
Enuf' said.
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Now reading: "Dreams from my father" by Barack Obama
Now listening to: "Yeh tumhari meri baatein" from Rock on!
Now feeling: Sleepy! So very sleepy.
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