Home Sweet Home

Its been two months since I started writing this blog, and, so far I can see that its been a resounding success. I mean all the readers have been tremendously encouraging. The sheer volume of comments in each post is over-whelming (two in the last and four in the one before). I have been so inspired by my own posts, that I myself have put in 50% of those comments.

The feedback i have recieved in person has been even better. I owe a lot to my room-mates here. They have been very encouragin on this front. Devasssy said, "the other day, I was so bored, I read all your posts that were written in English. It took me a whole 30 seconds. There were the google ads and Chickmaglur trip photos. Couldnt really understand much else"

Funda, not to be outdone, din take long before adding, "Dude, its very true what you write in your posts. 'What am I talking about?'. I dont have any idea, and I dont think many of the other reader's would disagree." (P.S. : This comment was on the post i deleted last week. So, no use searching for it.)

RGC, (ah yes our smart and handsome hero), as is characteristic of him puts it very subtly, "I came to your blog, read one para and clicked on the link to that chick's blog." Dear, RGC, I appreciate your honesty and frankness, but, buddy, you dont have to be completely honest all of the time.

In other news, after a very gruellin 2 months continuous at the office( weekends included), I am finally at HOME SWEET HOME. Before coming home, I did the requisite little shopping from FORUM mall. 3 families of eagerly waiting cousins, who prefer to address me as 'Chocolate evide' (read as Where r the chocolates'),every time I come home, somehow add to the in-evitability of this pit stop. The sheer volume of eye candy didnt also do much to cut down the shopping time to half.

After about an hour of roaming, it came to dawn upon me that none of the girls were actually gonna come up to me and say, "Hi.. I have been noticing you for a while. If you dont mind, would you like to join me for a coffee?". Realising this, i headed straight for the bus stop.

The trip home was very exciting. I couldnt have slept if i wanted to. The guy sitting next to me gave me a as-pleasant-as-poison-ivy-on-christmas kinda smile. 4 years in Calicut(famous for its as-happy-as-gay culture) had taught me that shutting my eyes even for a moment could prove to be a dangerous gamble. The film they had put on wasnt exactly helping the cause... Somehow, 3 guys chasing a frog that supposedly helps them identify, which is the witch out of the two actresses on screen -hmmmm- not my cup of tea.