I have always been a believer of signs and after reading Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist my belief has only strengthened ever since. Scene 1: The lift I was lucky enough to find spots for two of us. I stood at the back, allowing the incoming crowd. It stopped two floors below mine and I heard a familiar voice. On close inspection, I saw my old manager. Just yesterday I had thought about her, and how wonderful she had been. In fact, I remembered an anecdote about her that was told to me by another colleague. It was totally unexpected and she looked just as cheerful as she always was. Scene 2: The cafeteria I was confused with my choice of lunch. The South Indian meals had Peas pulao while the North Indian meals had Veg. biryani. My heart went out for the Peas pulao but I resisted the temptation. I do not prefer that meals due to its larger serving size and I already have trouble staying awake after lunch. I forgot about it until I started eating. My portion of the biryani had a
The First Milestone This isn't going to be a babble about growing old and ageing. I have thirty posts on this blog and this is the thirty first. Congrats to me on completing one month of blogging. On a serious note, publishing thirty posts was quite a daunting task. I had intended to write a post per day but due to other commitments (read excuses) I have been quite unsteady with the posts. However, over the last few days, I have got a lot of inspiration, and a zeal to be more organized. Taking this as a stepping stone, I will be making some changes to the blog. But it won't be anything drastic, just a few tweaks here and there. Hope you all will enjoy it. Do keep me posted about your suggestions and ideas.
I started watching Teen Wolf recently and I now find wolves adorable. If you don't agree, take a good look at this beautiful animal. Doesn't it make you want to cuddle it, if you can forget the viciousness it normally represents? Photo courtesy: Guy Rougier
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