Skip to main content

While I was away


I have been off blogger for 20 days, and during this so very long time I had all time for observing and thinking. And I learned . . .

1. I am badly, madly, addicted to internet.

2. Butter can make anything and everything delicious. I wonder how I never realized this until now. I love butter!

3. Driving in fog is pretty fascinating, and dream-like. I would want to ignore the risk part.

4. Emotions are contagious. Be it happiness, or gloom, or jealousy, or any other feeling - they definitely are contagious. So, try being among the people you like. People who infuse good emotions in you.

5. Friends are the endorphin in life. Need them around more often!

6. Procrastination is my biggest enemy. I need to study, but I keep putting things off till a later time. And again I do the same.

7. One of the best things in life is to know you've got someone, unconditionally always there for you! ♥
Labels:

Comments

  1. not a minx, a moron, or a parasiteWednesday, January 05, 2011 11:03:00 AM

    Glad to have you back! Happy New Year!

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousWednesday, January 05, 2011 11:05:00 AM

    Happy New Year!
    I totally agree with 1,4,5,6 and 7!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Krystal Wednesday, January 05, 2011 5:31:00 PM

    I love this. I agree with them all! :]

    ReplyDelete
  4. Katie LaneThursday, January 06, 2011 4:08:00 AM

    You are very wise. Welcome back!

    ReplyDelete
  5. wwThursday, January 13, 2011 10:06:00 AM

    ahh, me too, too often being away from posting! :)

    ReplyDelete
  6. CheThursday, January 20, 2011 4:02:00 AM

    i am also ADDICTED to the internet.. sigh.. and also.. strangely it is also linked to procrastination... oh what to do... :)

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

A day in San Francisco — Memorial Day

If you have followed my blog for sometime, you probably know about my big move across coast. It's been a few months being a Cali resident, but I haven't gotten out as much as I would have liked.  Maybe once we move to a place, it kinda loses the tourist charm that it has when we visit for a weekend. Don't you think? I decided to make this right and this Memorial Day weekend, I spent my first Touristy day in San Francisco. Like anything else, I made a long list of places to see, and spread it across three days based on distance proximity. Yes, it was a whole weekend plan but life get in way and hence it ended up being just a day trip. The day started with a little detour at Bay Trail, near Shoreline Park, followed by a quick brunch at Crepe Vine and a beautiful long drive to the city. The Painting Ladies at Alamo Square was our first stop. These are basically just houses with a Victorian architecture and painted with three or more colors. The whole area l...
54 comments
Read more of My Scribble....

Transient Tuesdays: Don’t Be Afraid of Change

There are two types of people: those who fear change and those who actively pursue. I have always been an active pursuer of change, while my brother was not. I was the kid who changed my after school activity until I found what I really loved, with no fear at all. I was the one who changed my hair in middle school, who became a leader in a club during my freshmen year of high school, and who insisted on touring the country at 17.  Change is a choice, and is an active endeavor. And so is not changing. We decide the direction our lives take, and we can either do so with fear or with confidence. Making changes keeps life the way you want it, on the track you wish to take, and is completely you’re choice what to do, or not do. Change shouldn't scare you, because it’s a tool to help you make your life just the way you want. Although staying where you are is comforting, change can make you grow and improve your situation. So go change your hair, your job, your city, or w...
27 comments
Read more of My Scribble....

Transient Tuesdays: Create change

Imagine a world where everything remained unchanged. That would mean no age, no time, no movement and of course no development. If you ask me, I see no difference between death and remaining static. When was the last time you did something new?  How long have you been sticking to a routine and disregarded the idea of doing something new for a change? Is any of your bad habits causing you pain?  You realize you have to change but simply can't bring yourself to do it?   Do you fear changing will jeopardize your present circumstances? I’m sure many of you will be able to relate to these questions. The fact that you're reading this means you want to take the steps and turn your life around. You must be aware how important change is to our survival. Change is mandatory. Change is constant. Change is inevitable. Change is everywhere and present in the most minute of things. It's happening to you as you read this. So, why do we shy away from...
22 comments
Read more of My Scribble....