One of the days III

Nothing extra-ordinary has happened.
None of my extravagant wishes have come true, nor did my mum promised me anything I wanted. And I didn't even have any new crush :P

In fact, I went to camp today and didn't shop at all(It is a big deal, trust me!)

Still I am simply happy.
And this is been happening for quite-a-while.
(Don't judge my mood by the previous post :P)

The Future is Wild??!!?

Not really..

200 millions from now.
The humans no longer rule the planet Earth. They have moved to another planet. The mammals, reptiles, birds, and amphibians are driven to extinction.
A Rainshadow dessert has replaced busy streets of New York. A Bumblebeetle is fluttering her wings in red hot dessert to find a flish(Yeah, a flying fish) carcasses in which to release her young ones, after this it dies. The only day in her adult life, she spends trying to complete the circle of life, following same old rules of survival. And the life cycle continues....

Nothing much changes around here...huh?

Reference: one of the "Discovery's Biggest shows" - The Future is wild.

A new name, yet again.
I was just craving for a change, no real reason actually. But one fine day read a line, and loved it to the core.And it was applicable to everything I do. So the tag line.
Cheers :)

:D - Day 2

Got a nice blue balloon as a gift..
People sang “Happy B’day” to me(Redundant Info: I was born on 22^nd April).
Had great pizzas :)

but now I am seriously out of cash :|

:D

All in all, a great day!

Confronted C V about her “unjustifying grading system” and walked out of her cabin! To be very honest, this might not work out in my favour. After all she has 8 credits for this semester. But it had to be done. It was never for the grades. It was for me, it was to make me feel better.

Got placed in Intuit.

Had awesome food and cakes, courtesy Meha :)

Hall of Heroes:

And below its hindi translation read “Devataon ke Saal” on the information board outside a gallery having few idols and few paintings of divinities.

This is how a man defines God. A hero.

Faces of Rajasthan

I re-visited Rajasthan in December and wanted to write about the trip for a long time. Now that I have one test to give tomorrow, my blogging enthu reached its pinnacle. That’s why the post :D

There are few faces, I will never forget. An elegant folk dancer, she was just a teenager but was chewing tobacco with typical “kothewali” style(sounds very filmy, I know(but its true)) . Service boys bringing water at 7 in the morning in the cold (we stayed in the dessert for one day). A guy wearing cargo with kashmiri embroidery and badla work(I salute the designer!!). The singer singing “Nimbooda” and the guy accompanying him playing ----(its basically two wooden strips in each hand(I forgot what it called!!!)) and many more….
One thing I realized during my brief encounter with Rajasthani people, no matter who you, what your income is, there is constant effort to maintain same royal lifestyle.