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Sunday, June 07, 2009
As said in the latest Telugu film Kick, there has been no real Kick in my life of late.
Everything seems to be getting monotonous - personally and professionally.
Except for occasional joy and laughter, nothing much has happened in the last couple of months.
Oh! the IPL was a fantastic event, forgot to write about the Deccan Chargers' turnaround.
Yeah! there have been new friends, some really close ones and some hopeless at the workplace.
Some accolades and some remarks (not serious), but the KICK factor eluded me.
Got carried away on a few occasions putting my close buddy in a lot of trouble; may be that's why this cold, cough and increase in my body temperature.
The rains have spoiled all my weekend plans to buy some trousers and catch a movie.
Like me, the post too seems to be going haywire.
Please don't advise me to get married or find a new girl friend. Some planets are obstructing my marriage, my horoscope said.
Any progress can happen only after this September.
I'm bored writing this too.
Everything seems to be getting monotonous - personally and professionally.
Except for occasional joy and laughter, nothing much has happened in the last couple of months.
Oh! the IPL was a fantastic event, forgot to write about the Deccan Chargers' turnaround.
Yeah! there have been new friends, some really close ones and some hopeless at the workplace.
Some accolades and some remarks (not serious), but the KICK factor eluded me.
Got carried away on a few occasions putting my close buddy in a lot of trouble; may be that's why this cold, cough and increase in my body temperature.
The rains have spoiled all my weekend plans to buy some trousers and catch a movie.
Like me, the post too seems to be going haywire.
Please don't advise me to get married or find a new girl friend. Some planets are obstructing my marriage, my horoscope said.
Any progress can happen only after this September.
I'm bored writing this too.
Ah! A weakening week
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Last week was perhaps the worst and the most tiring week I have had during the last few months.
It all started with a series of meetings (may be monologues)with the top management on Monday and Tuesday. That translated into number of additional works in the next few days putting additional pressure on my little brain which had already dedicated much of its processing speed and time to my personal things.
On Friday, things moved to the next gear when I attended MCA counseling of my cousin at the Osmania University; the most boring and disgusting episode. Staying inside the counseling hall for 6 hours and feeling creepy about the whole environment took its toll. To come out of the trauma, I jumped to a nearby theater and watched Hare Ram (a Telugu movie). Luckily, the movie was good and different.
As usual, Saturday was more of fun with friends. Not to miss my Saturday ritual, we went to watch the most appreciated Hindi movie in the recent times 'Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na'. It was disappointing, dull and boring, especially post interval. May be the strong influence of quick-paced, action packed English and comedy-based Telugu movies that I often watch is making me write this way. Imran is reminiscent of Tobey Maguire and has got some great talent, but Genelia has not moved an inch from her Bommarillu and Dhee days.
Now here I am enjoying my Sunday and I am Home Alone for the next seven days.
It all started with a series of meetings (may be monologues)with the top management on Monday and Tuesday. That translated into number of additional works in the next few days putting additional pressure on my little brain which had already dedicated much of its processing speed and time to my personal things.
On Friday, things moved to the next gear when I attended MCA counseling of my cousin at the Osmania University; the most boring and disgusting episode. Staying inside the counseling hall for 6 hours and feeling creepy about the whole environment took its toll. To come out of the trauma, I jumped to a nearby theater and watched Hare Ram (a Telugu movie). Luckily, the movie was good and different.
As usual, Saturday was more of fun with friends. Not to miss my Saturday ritual, we went to watch the most appreciated Hindi movie in the recent times 'Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na'. It was disappointing, dull and boring, especially post interval. May be the strong influence of quick-paced, action packed English and comedy-based Telugu movies that I often watch is making me write this way. Imran is reminiscent of Tobey Maguire and has got some great talent, but Genelia has not moved an inch from her Bommarillu and Dhee days.
Now here I am enjoying my Sunday and I am Home Alone for the next seven days.
