Thursday, July 26, 2007
Incriminating evidence
Lemon tree
Tequila
Truth and Dare
YMCA
Sex change
Waxing
Just a few of the many videos which I have taken over the past year. I however was lucky to always be behind the camera, while other's made complete arses of them selves.
But that dang S found the incriminating video. The one, which can potentially lead to a very precarious situation.
Here I thought I held all the cards in my hand, he said he deleted the video... but he found it. I have to be nice to him now.
Dang stupid social networking sites. Facebook you provide the perfect access point.
Sound track to my life
Inner smile - old aiesec song, brings back the memories of aiesec, ah the good ol days
Had a bad day (Daniel Powter) - odd choice but I like the song
Hard on the ticker (Tim Mc Graw)
Songs which always makes me cry
Dance with my father (Luther Vandross) - I love you dad
Songs which remind me of people
Eye of the tiger - Intellectual Goddess (4th is April baby)
Losing my religion - Maniac (beavis ! muah)
Wish you were here - JD (a part of the past)
Blame it on the boogie - White boy (the semster was fun)
Sweet Caroline - Bon (miss ya roomie)
Higher (Creed) - S (you finally sang it)
Lucky lips - JB (first song he sang for me)
Follow me - Dancer (funny white boy)
No woman, no cry - Papa Romero (thanks for the dance)
Songs which I listen to when I need to vent
Drops of Jupiter
Save tonight
You learn
Old favorites
Mustang Sally
Born under a bad sign
I'm your Hootchi Coochi Mama
Twist and shout
Tutti Frutti
Good golly miss molly
Shout
Lovey Dovey songs
With or with out you
Deep
Eternal Flame
Two steps behind
Every thing to see her smile (Tim Mc Graw)
Songs which tell me I'll get through it
Trading my sorrows
I will praise him
Indescribable
Every move I make
I can only imagine
Almost famous
Shreez
Projects Assistant
Shreez is currently assisting in the KISCO office on various projects. She is 22 and a graduate of University of Delhi, 2005 with a Degree in Psychology (specializing in Industrial Psychology), and hopes to complete an MBA.
Discovering the KIS volunteer program just by chance, she admits that it's the best decision she ever took and is very grateful for the opportunities offered to her by KIS.
She went on to accept a full time contract and is now committed to KIS for a further 2 years. Shreez comes from an education background of a family-owned and run Delhi independent school. She enjoys interacting with the students, as well as helping out with their various activities. Having run summer camps for children between the ages of 6 - 14, she has put her skills to use in KIS. As a debating and theatre enthusiast she feels that KIS is just the place to be.Being in Kodaikanal is the first time that Shreez has ever lived out of Delhi but she feels quite at home at KIS and is into the swing of things.
"The hustle and bustle of school life infused with the serenity of a hill station is the perfect blend. for an avid reader and poet like my self."
Fire
Nurse a cup of coffee, letting the warmth from my cup, penetrate my hands and feel my finger tips. To sit infront of a roaring fire, watching this wood starting to smoke and then suddenly flames sprout up, the crackling of wood, the sputter of moisture coming out from the logs, to see red hot embers form.
I love watching a fire, my mind disconnects from the issues of the day and just wanders. I dont remember much about last night, apart from the fact that I was up till 2 am staring at my fire. Every time I went out to get wood, the cold air would creap up my spine... but then to come back to my fire snuggle into my arm chair and breathe a sigh of relief.
Apart from the dirty dishes my house pretty much took a page out from the the perfect housewife guide.
A warm living room, the only light being cast from the fire - the air infused with the smell of wood and frshly baked blueberry muffins.
Been doing alot of cooking lately, it helps me unwind and relax. Have a feeling I am going to be blowing up pretty soon... sudden eruption.
Any way made oatmeal cookies, blueberry muffins and mullgatany soup in the past few days. Today am planning to make blueberry bread with a lemon gaze.
This is the time I miss white boy and YG - with them around, food will finish for sure.
Place is wierd with out them, but thats kodai for you - people come and people go!
Monday, July 23, 2007
What a way to start the week !
Had to drag my self out of bed today, not that I had a really late night sunday (was in bed at 9:30) but yeah it was warm and cozy in my bed.
Sitting and reading a blog this morning and suddenly felt some thing fall on my head. Shook my head and looked up to see if the roof was crumbling... nope... then looked around to see if B or some else had walked in and tried grabbing my attention ...nope...
Look on the floor to see, what knocked me on my head.... and look down at my chest and there is a lizard staring back at me !
This thing had falled off the roof, landed on my head and then when I shook my head, landed on my sweater and had been staring at me for a few minutes.
Hysterical screaming, jerky movements and watery eyes.... I dont like lizards
Friday, July 20, 2007
Old Friends
Read an interesting blog and it made me think of R. Who says you cant be just friends with the opposite sex. R was only guy I loved for the friend he was, never saw him as any thing else and no matter what other people say - it was a platonic relationship.
The first day I met him, we spoke for over an hour. Walking up and down the street, while I waited for my car to come. And thats how it always was.
Talk every night for a couple of hours.
Laugh about the most inconsequential aspects of our lives.
He was the one I called after bombing a huge presentation,
He was the one I diverted all my calls so I dint need to listen to people telling me how much I screwed up.
He was the one, who would take me for a drive when I felt I would go crazy if I stayed at home.
I would think twice before daring to try a fag, for what would he think.
He is the one who told me to tell tubby that I liked him.
He is the one who listened to me when I had a stupid fight with blondie over tubby.
He taught me how to eat rajma and aloo bujiya
I would always stand up for him.
I always had time for him.
But then things began to change. He dint have the time for me. I could'nt deal with it.
We fought.
I got mad - he remained passive.
I waited for him to call and apologize. He never did. I got sick of waiting and I called him. I apologized for being stubborn, I wanted things to go bak the way they were.
I left the ball in his court, but he had already left the game. I still miss him, 3 years have passed. I met him once, to an outsider it seemed like two strangers were meeting.
How could he have forgotton all the fun we had....
I miss him.. but I guess he's not coming back.
These days have gone my friend
Of careless laughter and unbridled fun
We no longer talk about our future
No long chats about the days ahead
We are there my friend
We are all grown up
It’s sad we are not as close as we thought we would be
You’re far and so am I
The current is rough
Our problems turbulent
I guess there will always be the good old days
Some where in the dark recesses of our mind
Thursday, July 19, 2007
He touches her tentatively, calling out her name in that deep voice of his.
She looks up at him, her face has lost all colour, her right eye turning a shade of ink blue, her lip is split open and the blood is beinging to clot. He gets up to get an ice pack
She grabs on to him, her nails clawing into his flesh, he can barely get her to release her grip. She pulls him down next to her and as he puts his arms around her, she lays her head down on his chest. They stay like that for some time. He knows he should not push her to talk. His cheek on top her head and says a silent prayer.
He suddenly realizes that she is talking, her voice muffled, he shifts his body so as to hear her better and the words just keep pouring out.
'I tried stopping him, I did. But he was just too strong. It started off with a simple kiss and to be honest I wanted to kiss him as well.
He knew just what to say and when to say. He knows how to make me feel loved. So I kissed him. My arms were entwined around his neck and his hands were on the small of my back. He enveloped me and I felt protected.
He was so tender, in the beginning that is. Things were going to fast, I wasn't ready for it. I told him to stop, but he dint listen - he pushed me on to the bed and climbed on top.
I couldn't move. He told me not to struggle, he told me he loved me. I screamed - that’s when he hit me. The room began to spin. Felt his hands all over me, smelt his breath infused with the tequila he had been drinking slobbering over me.
What happened to the man I knew I thought. What happened to the tenderness which attracted me to him?"
"You saved me" she said. Her monologue now turned into a dialogue with me. "I dont know what would have happened if you ... Why did you come back?"
"I forgot my bag" he says. The nights experience dismantling it self while the familiarity of life surrounds her. 'I forgot my bag' she smiles and he holds on to her, never wanting to let go.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
I feel good
But until, I going to enjoy the feeling... listening to some tim mc'graw thanks J3 for all the music. But thats the right music to listen to when you are in a mood to think about life ahead and reminance about the past.
Pleasant surprise
I hate(and cannot emphasize this enough) - how much I hate going to the bank.
1. I don’t know how to write a cheque
2. I get frazzled when I have to withdraw money from the bank instead of the atm
3. I have now learnt how to get a demand draft made (and still make mistakes some times)
Now you may consider me a spoilt brat - but with the comforts of online banking, standing in ques for ages is really not worth it.
Especially when you are dealing with a government bank.
Bureaucratic, extremely slow and just down right rude. Since I have got my account with a government bank (there are no private banks here) I absolutely HATE going to the bank.
I have fought with the manager at least 3 times. Trying to get a simple bank statement for my visa turned out to be such an ordeal.
I go bright and early to find out, how I can go about getting a bank statement I am told to come back at 3 pm, to meet the accountant. I ask whether I should bring any documentation. I am told NO. I come back at 3 pm, to be told by the accountant that I need to a letter. When I say that I was told I did not need one, he screams at me for thinking I can waltz into the bank and act like a big shot. I then decided to just get this thing done with and ask whether I can get a piece of paper to write the letter. He then says - we are a bank not a stationers
(Intellectual Goddess was with me and could see my blood boil)
This is when I lost my temper and threw a diva tantrum (watch out biatch) !!!
So understandably, when I had to go to the bank to tell them I needed a new pin number for my debit card and get a demand draft made - I would be in for an hour of waiting and extremely high levels of frustrations.
With a deep breath I walk in, telling my self to remain calm. I am told to go to this new guy, to discuss my debit card issue.
I give him my letter; I have come prepared this time. Letter and pass book ready for display. He takes the letter, reads it - says it will take a week to process and will get a new pin next week. That was quick I thought maybe it wont be as bad as I thought. I go to get a demand draft slip and am standing in line to get it done. He calls me back again, confirms that the email has been sent. Seeing the demand draft slip in my hand, takes it from me.
He by passes all the lines and gets my slip verified and hands me my demand draft in less than ten minutes along with my updated pass book.
I was flabbergasted. I have never had such amazing service. Kudos to him for renewing my faith in government banks. If only the government hired more people like that !
And I come back to the office to find out he has made banking a pleasant experience for others as well.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Can we try behaving like adults
Wise words from a wise woman - my mum
I wished the other 'adults' had some one to tell them the same. People twice my age acting as kids - with the he says she says philosophy, how do you expect any logical comprimise to be reached.
Hitting below the belt, vile rumours, back stabbing - is this my initiation to the working world?
Here to mold the minds of the future generations, doomed they are !