Monday, December 31, 2007

Last day of the year...

Today is the last day of the year 2007. Looking back at the past 365 days, I wonder what all I have achieved and what I have lost.
Starting with the achievements / happy moments
1. Got my PGD
2. Hike at the new office in just six months..
3. Employee of the month award
4. Made loads of new friends, a fantastic group who, I know, will be there
for me anytime I need them..
5. Started living with my in-laws and haven’t had any problem as of yet(yeah, I consider that as a huge achievement)
6. Got 2 job offers
7. Resigned from TFDC!!
8. S got a new offer and took it (not literally my achievement, but indirectly.. ;))
9. Lost a few kgs.. (still a lot to do)
10. Read loads of books
11. Bought a Car
12. Bought a Camera
13. Had a realization AGAIN that I am so lucky to have S in my life…
14. that’s it.. I suppose..

My losses / regrets / failures / bad moments
1. Had a fight in my very first appraisal. I don’t say it was my fault, but I did behave a bit childishly..
2. Carefully severed contacts with a friend.. and still the entire thing fired back.. again, n again, n again..
3. Useless left TFDC
4. Had to suffer a lot of torment from my fellow colleagues for being in a group
5. Devdas left
6. Cool left
7. I didn’t give my best at TFDC
8. I didn’t give my best at my PGD
9. Spent very little time with my folks than I should have
10. Didn’t visit a lot of places even during weekends / holidays.. just lazed around at home. This I consider a loss of quality time which I should I have spent with S, roaming around..
11. Did NOT get rid of the scrap in the house which I was supposed to
12. Spent a lot of money! Didn’t save a penny..
13. Had to endure a discussion on a lot of nonsense fights at domestic level (though in the end, we made a huge mockery out of it!)
14. Now carefully severing contacts with all my friends, for the fear that the history does not repeat itself in my life……
15. And now I am left alone.. without that wonderful group of mine.. all alone because of a fantasizing someone..

Celebrations for the new year.. none..
New year resolutions.. none..
Just want to try to be a better person each passing day..
Just want a satisfaction looking back at the days activities that, ‘I have gained something that adds value to me, today’
Just want to make most of the days I get to live cauz I don’t know which one of them would be the last..

Wish you all a very Happy and Prosperous new year..
May the love, the sanity, the friendships’ and the trust on yours in life never die!

Being Strong...

It is difficult, being strong. Being adamant on your decisions. Being the person in life you never thought you would be. And carrying on with it for the rest of your life, simply because there is no choice left....
On the professional front, every thing seemed to be a bit boring last week, because practically, i was alone in the office as most of the people were on leave since its the last week of the year. I hope to get into some action starting 2nd January, when my actual work in the office is about to begin. I am waiting for the day!
To pass my time, I am currently reading 'Doctors' by Erich Segal. It is a beautiful book based on the life of a few young people who grow on to become Doctors. The novel is layed in the era of 1950s-1970s of life in USA. Sometimes it becomes a bit difficult to relay to facts n figures, as things have changed a lot now. There has been tremendous progess in Medical Science, and of course the lifestyle in USA compared to what has been described in the book. It gives a gruelling account of the Concentration Camps in Germany, about the racism that persisted during that time.. it just makes you shiver....
But at the same time it is really easy to relate to the book because Erich Segal is a master at describing people, circumstances and emotions, which, even with regards to the time difference, remain more or less the same. This weekend, I also saw the movie 'Taare Zameen Par'. Another master piece by Aamir Khan. Beautiful movie.. and more than that, very very realistic. The boy 'Darsheel Safary' is simply amazing! and of course is Aamir Khan. The movie is very simple and I wept like a child while watching it. The music is fabulous and the lyrics are meaningful. A movie which every parent and child should watch! and of course, everyone else too.. :)
Weekend was.. well.. weekend.. lazed around reading the book.. tried to get over the turmoil that is still going on in my mind.. and writing this post..
Thats all for now..
Wish you all a Very Happy New Year!

Thursday, December 27, 2007

Pravs World... A beautiful story

I read this story on Pravs World today. I would like to share it with you too.. Hope you like it...
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One of the most interesting Americans who lived in the 19th century was a man by the name of Russell Herman Conwell. He was born in 1843 and lived until 1925. He was a lawyer for about fifteen years until he became a clergyman.
One day, a young man went to him and told him he wanted a college education but couldn't swing it financially. Dr. Conwell decided, at that moment, what his aim in life was, besides being a man of cloth - that is. He decided to build a university for unfortunate, but deserving, students. He did have a challenge, however. He would need a few million dollars to build the university. For Dr. Conwell, and anyone with real purpose in life, nothing could stand in the way of his goal.
Several years before this incident, Dr. Conwell was tremendously intrigued by a true story - with its ageless moral. The story was about a farmer who lived in Africa and through a visitor became tremendously excited about looking for diamonds. Diamonds were already discovered in abundance on the African continent and this farmer got so excited about the idea of millions of dollars worth of diamonds that he sold his farm to head out to the diamond line. He wandered all over the continent, as the years slipped by, constantly searching for diamonds, wealth, which he never found. Eventually he went completely broke and threw himself into a river and drowned.
Meanwhile, the new owner of his farm picked up an unusual looking rock about the size of a country egg and put it on his mantle as a sort of curiosity. A visitor stopped by and in viewing the rock practically went into terminal convulsions. He told the new owner of the farm that the funny looking rock on his mantle was about the biggest diamond that had ever been found. The new owner of the farm said, "Heck, the whole farm is covered with them" -
and sure enough it was.
The farm turned out to be the Kimberly Diamond Mine...the richest the world has ever known. The original farmer was literally standing on "Acres of Diamonds" until he sold his farm.
Dr. Conwell learned from the story of the farmer and continued to teach it's moral. Each of us is right in the middle of our own "Acre of Diamonds", if only we would realize it and develop the ground we are standing on before charging off in search of greener pastures. Dr. Conwell told this story many times and attracted enormous audiences. He told the story long enough to have raised the money to start the college for underprivileged deserving students. In fact, he raised nearly six million dollars and the university he founded, Temple University in Philadelphia, has at least ten degree-granting colleges and six other schools.
When Doctor Russell H. Conwell talked about each of us being right on our own "Acre of Diamonds", he meant it. This story does not get old...it will be true forever...
Opportunity does not just come along - it is there all the time - we just have to see it.

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Words of my life....

I had restricted this blog for some of the people for a couple of days for an incident in my life which i wanted to share with all of them and get some feedback.
I want to thank you all for being understanding, caring enough and getting back to me with all the support you could give. It felt good talking about the issue.. it helped me a lot... and now, slowly, I am getting back to being my normal self..
thanks a million!

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Good bye... once again!

Today, again, i have to say good bye to one more dear friend of mine. He is leaving for Bangalore for a new job.
Saying it ONE MORE TIME, just makes it all the more difficult! All the parties, all the laughter, all the fights, all the maaz.... it was so much fun.. and now all have left, one by one..
...hopefully, to come back some day...
there are two benifits in missing someone... first, there is one kind of a joy that you have someone to miss that much, and second, missing someone each day, just reduces one day from the wait you have to do, to meet that person.....
I miss you guys a lot!!
Cheers to our friendship..!

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

First day on the job was filled with apprehension and worries. How will the culture be like? what will the people be like? will i be able to cope up with this entirely different industry? how will i get along with everyone?
On the 3rd day of my job itself, my worries and apprehensions have started wearing off!
The work, the technology is fabulous, and people are astounding! everyone is like been with the organization for past 10-12 years, but still they dont make you feel like an outsider or look down upon you even if you go on asking all the types of questions which just might sound silly to them!
First day, swiping the card through the machine felt like heaven! Memories of Cummins came flooding back where we used to run to swipe in time (here of course, you dont have to because you travel by the bus and do reach on time. and even if you dont, thats not considered as your fault!).
Day 2 - I got my pair of safety shoes and an apron! Okay, to tell the truth, these are a bit heavier than what i was used to (may be cauz i was wearing them after a long long time), and also, these are not slip-on s; they have laces. but its okay.
Day 3 - I spend my entire day on the shop. It was amazing to see all the technology that is there, and the kind of variants there are. It is simply great!
also, on day 3, i am not that tired even after travelling so much. I am getting used to it now! or rather getting used to having a nap in the bus so by the time i reach home, i am a bit refreshed!! hehehe..
So all in all, me having a fabulous time at the new work place and i hope that it gets better every day!!
Amen!

Friday, November 23, 2007

Last Day.......

Discribing the last day of useless was much more different. It was easy. But discribing my last day here, I am finding it very difficult. My feelings are mixed. I am happy and I am sad the same time.
It is like leaving your second home. Not that I am broke by this decision or something, but I have been here for past more than a year and there is definitely some feeling of belongingness. Most of all I will miss my friends.. All the chats, the coffee, get togethers, lunches outside office, the missal paav at the tapri.... Gosh! its difficult!!
But I am happy to leave. I am happy that I am going somewhere where I have better prospects, hope to have a good boss and of course, better salary! hehehe.
Just one prayer to God, Bless this people whom I am leaving behind.. I hope that all shall have a bright n successful future!

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

the unknown someone...

Sometimes, talking to an unknown person gives you a peace of mind. You can talk about various topics, and lose the track of time. Get the things that are troubling you, out of your mind for sometime. It just feels so refreshed!

Pravs World.......... I will not die.....

I will not die an unlived life.
I will not live in fear of falling or catching fire.

I choose to inhabit by days, to allow my living to open me, to make me less afraid, more accessible, to loosen my heart until it becomes a wing, a torch, a promise.

I choose to risk my significance; to live so that which comes to me as seed goes to next as blossom and that which comes to me as blossom, goes as a fruit....

I will not die an unlived life...

Monday, November 05, 2007

Updates from old friends

I am happy to have my inbox flooded with emails from my OMP gang! Everyones life has gone a step ahead from where we were 3 years back. Many are in the US for their masters, (some have even completed it!) some switched jobs and some are still there where our journey as OMPs began!
I got an email from a friend saying, after his education, he will now again be working for Cummins..
This was a fabulous news to me (and am sure for everyone else too!). A wide smile spread on my face, bringing up all the memories of the couple of years spent at CIL..
Even as my friend has got this excellent opportunity, he wished he could again be tagged as an OMP and be back with the gang!
How very True! I wish this could happen!! I would actually give anything to return to those days, even for sometime!!

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Change is only Constant...!

This year is filled with a lot of changes. At home, at office.. And I am thankful to God that most of the changes have been for the better!
Sushil changed his job. Got into one which he is enjoying immensely. And now, I have decided to shift too (yeah... AGAIN!!). The new job I have got has promised me a lot of things. Good work, excellent people around (this I guessed from the number of people I have met till now from that organization. And till date, not many of my guesses about people have gone very wrong! touch wood!!) and of course, an excellent hike too!
It was so sudden. I was absolutely NOT INTERESTED in this offer when the placement consultant first gave me a call. I just went for the sake of going. But as the interview proceeded, I got quite a bit interested in it! And at the end of the interview, they simply gave their decision, "YES!" and I was to decide if i wanted to go ahead with the offer OR not!
This was one of the fastest decisions I had ever seen. I did take my own sweet time to give my acceptance mainly because I am going to be required to travel a lot! But in the end, the offer was so good that travelling time seemed a secondary consideration.
The medical happened and I finally got the offer letter.
The same day, when I came to office, I heard that even my boss was going to put in the resignation! And after hearing that, I actually didnt want to waste time. I wanted to resign b4 him, else I would not have got my relieving on the day I wanted it to be. Fortunately, my boss did not resign that day, neither has he till date. A lot of rumors did go around about his resignation. But he hasnt resigned!
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When I had resigned from Cummins, I was close to tears. I was literally shaking when I had told this to my boss.. But here, I didnt feel sad. I didnt feel like crying. (yeah..... maybe, I got used to the situation! :D)
But it does feel bad about leaving this place.. a couple of weeks later, if I would wish to visit this place again, I will have to take a visitors pass and sit in the reception. I will have to clear my desk, my place for some one else to fill in.
I just felt bad that I would not be around with my best friends for the entire day. Will not be able to go out for lunch treats. Will not be able to meet useless for coffee on my way home.
It is so difficult to imagine that I will not be able to indulge my self on a regular basis with the Biriyani from Blue nile, Chicken from KFC, missal from the tapri in our office premises, Sandwitches from just baked.. I will miss so many things.... so many people....
But this cant be stopped. I have to leave. It is just a matter of time that those friends will get used to my absence and I will adapt to my new surroundings!
Anyways, right now I am enjoying my Honeymoon period in office. My last 3 weeks! And I am actually workless! :D

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

A great friend...

Its is really lovely to have a friend whom you know will always be there to listen out to your frustrations, irritations, patiently and then always saying, 'Chal, lets go out and grab a sandwitch!'
And then knows exactly the joint where you would like to go and takes you there!
It feels so great to have such a wonderful friend in your life! Just being with them, cheers you up!

Monday, October 08, 2007

Pravs World.....There is hope to make you Win!

Do not give up and do not give in,
for hope is there to make you win.

Whether through trouble or through pain,
the lesson should never be in vain.

Staring through the night,
it might feel like you have lost sight.

But behold just a few moments more,
and light will break through with a roar.

Do not give up and do not give in,
for hope is there to make you win!

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Pravs World...........Heaven on Earth..

What goes around comes around.

Work like you don't need the money.

Love like you've never been hurt.

Dance like nobody is watching.

Sing like nobody is listening.

Live like its Heaven on Earth...!

Monday, October 01, 2007

Pravs World.......... 'A chance to start'

How often we wish for another chance to make a fresh beginning.
A chance to blot out our mistakes and change failure into winning.

It does not take a special time to make a brand new start.
It only takes the deep desire to try with all our heart.

To live a little better, to always be forgiving.
To add a little sunshine in a world for which we're living.

Never give up in despair nor think you are through.
For there's always a tomorrow, A chance to start a new.

Thursday, September 20, 2007

For all the Ladies...

I got this writeup forwarded by a friend, in an email. I do not know who has written this. but who ever has, has gotten it almost perfect. Its a superb expression, straight from a womens heart!!
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'The woman in your life...very well expressed... '

"Tomorrow you may get a working woman, but you should marry with these facts as well.

Here is a girl, who is as much educated as you are;

Who is earning almost as much as you do;

One, who has dreams and aspirations just as you have because she is as human as you are;

One, who has never entered the kitchen in her life just like you or your Sister haven't, as she was busy in studies and competing in a system that gives no special concession to girls for their culinary achievements

One, who has lived and loved her parents & brothers & sisters, almost as much as you do for 20-25 years of her life;

One, who has bravely agreed to leave behind all that, her home, people who love her, to adopt your home, your family, your ways and even your family name

One, who is somehow expected to be a master-chef from day #1, while you sleep oblivious to her predicament in her new circumstances, environment and that kitchen

One, who is expected to make the tea, first thing in the morning and cook food at the end of the day, even if she is as tired as you are, maybe more, and yet never ever expected to complain; to be a servant, a cook, a mother, a wife, even if she doesn't want to; and is learning just like you are as to what you want from her; and is clumsy and sloppy at times and knows that you won't like it if she is too demanding, or if she learns faster than you;

One, who has her own set of friends, and that includes boys and even men at her workplace too, those, who she knows from school days and yet is willing to put all that on the back-burners to avoid your irrational jealousy, unnecessary competition and your inherent insecurities;

Yes, she can drink and dance just as well as you can, but won't, simply because you won't like it, even though you say otherwise

One, who can be late from work once in a while when deadlines, just like yours, are to be met;

One, who is doing her level best and wants to make this most important relationship in her entire life a grand success, if you just help her some and TRUST her;

One, who just wants one thing from you, as you are the only one she knows in your entire house - your unstinted support, your sensitivities and most importantly - your understanding, or love, if you may call it. "

Friday, September 14, 2007

My God...

What do you do when you are in trouble, alone? What do you do when you see no way out of a difficult situation? Turn to your parents? Relatives? Friends? Or you turn to God? Sit in his mandir, your hands folded in prayer and tell him to get you out of this all.
Why do people ask for a mannat? Not only old generations do this, even I have done it a couple of times. But why?


Recently happened that I was not doing so well and was sort of surrounded with a host lot of problems. Personal, professional. I really thought that whatever problems there could be in my life, slowly started finding their way towards me, all at the same time. I fought with them. Gave my best. But I also prayed. I prayed to God to set things right for me. Give me my peaceful life back.

And to my greatest relief, my life is returning back to normal. My problems taught me a huge amount of lessons. Lessons, I wont dare to forget my entire life!
So was it god who put all the things back on track for me? Was it my destiny? Was it my people whom I turned for help? Or was it simply me?
What is God? A person? An idol? An imagination? A faith, maybe..
A faith in whom? A belief in whom?

‘I used to be an Atheist, till I realized, I WAS GOD!’

What does this sentence really mean?

‘God helps those who help themselves!’

Both quotes have the same meaning at the end, Don’t they? (though the first one means more like one by an an egoist, but reading it carefully, it might not!!)
All you need to have is faith, in your self. You should have faith that whatever you are doing is correct.
And till the time you have this faith in yourself, not one person in this world can make things wrong for you!

Saturday, June 30, 2007

The day arrives...... and passes by.....

The day arrives.. everyone comes to office, a bit early than usual.. all tensed...........
it was her last day!
She comes, bubbly, all cheerful, with the ever sported smile on her face.. as if nothing was wrong....
outside for everyone, she was the usual person, but for us, we could see what she was feeling from inside..
it was our best friends last day at office..
10.00 a.m., coffee time.. sitting in the cafeteria, i was thinking, this is probably the last time we are sitting together in the morning, talking and sharing a cup of coffee in which i dont take sugar, and she needs it.. so everytime we put some sugar which was not too much for me and not too less for her....
all the boys, trying to be happy, cracking jokes, and suddenly a drop of tear swells in the eye.... they look away, hiding it, trying to tell that nothings wrong!!
We have some nice chicken for breakfast which devdas has made specially for her.. and i can say, it was made from the heart! it was amazing!!....... thanks devdas!!...
everyones back to work, though i cant vouch on the concentration everyone is putting in...
the first half passes so quickly... in the afternoon i sit outside with freezer and i see this boy break down in front of me.. i feel so helpless.. all i could do was speak a few words consoling him, asking him to accept life the way it had come along..... 'hamne hi bola tha usko, resume bana, upload kar, otherwise she was thinking of somehow spending the year and a half here....ab uski aadat ho gayi hai re..' Regrets?
N then i saw devdas, sitting next to me, yelling at me to go inside, just because he didnt want me to see him cry.... 'main aaisa nahi tha re...................!!' Surprised?
isnt it so amazing, that one single person, in such a short span of time touched the heart of so many people.. changed them for the better, and becomes the most important part of their lives? and ofcourse you can imagine the condition of any one when he realises that he wont be seeing this person everyday for 10 hours atleast in the workplace...
suddenly the office seems to be so dull, as if all the life has flown out.. in a matter of minutes..............
packing, filling forms, taking various signatures... lot of work to be done.. she was clearing her drawers, handing over the things to me.. the box of chocolates, the pack of cigarettes.... wanting to say, 'take care of my boys... '
evening arrives, we gather in cafeteria again, for a cuppa coffee.... its almost time..... she becomes all red, tears flowing from her eyes, everyone looking away probably trying to control their emotions.. she gets up, goes to get a tissue paper from the bunch.... 'hey, get the whole pack, it will be required..'
she laughs, inspite of the tears continuing to roll down her cheeks....
Sun sets, cafeteria lights up.. we sit outside while she is sitting in the office clearing her mailbox... sending mails saying goodbye to everyone..
night sets in, we come inside.. everyone was looking horrible.. we sit for sometime, she brings chocolates.. then brings pastries.. no ones in the mood of eating..
she packs it all.. and then, it is suddenly the time for leaving.... everyone gets up, picks up their belongings, though leaving a lot of things with each other!
silently everyone walks out of the office, into the lift, to the basement... everyone controls their tears.. we walk to the parking slot.. n then the moment arrives.. now the tears become uncontrolled.. for everyone.. all are crying, saying no words, but actually saying so much to each other.. she points a finger at me n says, 'Useless' and i just give a nod...
we hug each other.. 'take care of my boys', she says to me.... i nod again..
n then we leave..
i had written in my last post, that friendships are found and are lost, but these kind of friendships are not found so easily, and when found, are never lost................
I take back my words.... you were right devdas.. i was wrong.....
I dedicate this post to mini, one of the best friends i have ever had in years together, and to the continuing wonderful relationship we have and will share for the entire lifetime....

Friday, June 01, 2007

Resignations....??

There is a time when a lot of people in an organization suddenly put up their papers! yeah.. the time immediately after appraisals..! So is happening with my place of work.. there is this sudden rush of news.. it has kind of become a 'everyday' sort of an affair..
One of my best friends leaving the organization shortly. Sometimes it becomes so difficult to decide if you want to be happy for the other person, or you want to be sad, because that friend of yours will be leaving you shortly!
Parting from companies is different from parting ways with friends.. thats what someone told me, and thats what i have explained a lot of times to myself and my collegues when such situations have occured in the past. but it is not so simple.. tough it is not exactly parting ways, still the distance creates void space between two people..
First there are phone calls and messages everyday.. then the phone calls reduce to may be once a week, once a month, then probably at that times when you have some work with that person.. then a moment arrives, when you actually face the question, 'what should i talk to him/her after calling....??
All that remains is a name in your mailbox from which you continue to receive some or the other forwards for quite sometime which, later on, you might not even have time to read!
some people say.. a friendship has a purpose in your life, it becomes a part of you, teaches you so many things, provides an outlet for your emotions, teaches you to express yourself, and then is lost..
you move ahead with your life and then, again, you come across this beautiful kind of relationship which walks some steps, along with you, in the journey called life...........!
Hats off to this beautiful relation called........... friendship!!

Thursday, February 22, 2007

Some thots......

Hopping jobs has become more of trend now a days. 80% of the people I ask, are definitely not satisfied with their jobs and are looking for a change. The change can be because of money, because of boss or because of the work ppl are getting to do. And it has become so common, that when someone comes n tells you that he/she is leaving the organization, you actually cant even successfully bring a ‘surprised’ look on your face. Because it really is no longer surprising!
Retiring in the same company which you joined as a GET, is now a thing of the past! It works no longer. Infact, now a days when you don’t switch jobs, people may even start thinking that you are no good to get a better one. Really, that’s the case here.
Some people say staying with one company does better to you, you can rise fast in levels. But salary becomes a constraint. And hopping jobs increases your salary to no bounds!
Well, it can be the other way round also! Depend in which industry you work in.
Manufacturing was infamous for paying low salaries. But the market scene is changing slowly. Manufacturing companies too have increased their salaries. Though not to the level of IT scales, but still, manufacturing has a lot more to offer (other than money) than an IT industry.
I probably say this because my first job was with a core manufacturing company. And the experience that industry has offered, is no match for the IT industry. You deal with so many processes, manufacturing, designing, testing, validation, systems.. its just so vast! The ‘cross functional’ working is an amazing thing! Though there might be so many problems within the team, but when they appear in a c/f meet, they are one. Always supporting the colleagues. Its like having ‘One face to the Customer’
Apart from the knowledge base, you get to deal with such a vast variety of people. N trust me, handling manufacturing people, is one of the toughest task! If you achieve that, you can be considered ‘good’ at people skills.
With so many advantages, there are also a bit of disadvantages! But those are there in all the industries, rt?
Personally, given a choice I think I wud anytime prefer to be an employee of a manufacturing organization!

Monday, February 05, 2007

A lot of questions...???

Things can get quite different with the attitude people show towards you.. till yesterday I was quite happy with my job. Today I suddenly felt this is not the place for me! I suddenly felt I must go back to my field.. in core technical! And then I actually gave a thot abt my decision of changing my stream. Was it the right decision I had made? Was it what I was really looking for? Do I actually want to continue in a job? Should I really think of taking up a full-time education course? If I get a chance, I will just love to go back to full time studies once again. It could possibly be the best thing that could happen to me. But if I do, what wud happen to family life? I am not on my own now. I have a bunch of other people to think about. Because one decision of mine will affect their lives to some extent, and the life of me and my husband tremendously! The whole plans for future will shake up.. but taking up a full time MBA course might help us re-plan our lives, and better than we have now, probably.
There are so many questions that I want the answers to. But I am confused. Whom to trust to help me out with this. My husband… obviously is the best person. But I know he will encourage me to do what I want.. he will never even think about coming across my career aspirations. He will be biased!
There is a lot of thinking to happen in this regard. A lot of things that can go wrong with one decision of mine! And with all this pondering, for a full time educational course, the most difficult things is that I must get admission into a good school first! And it is really getting tough to get one in Indian Schools!
I think I need to wait n watch for now to know what is there in the store for me and let the things unfold on its own.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Stepping in the year 2007....

New year finally started! With a decent celebration with family on 31st, and getting up late on 1st!! that was the only day I really got to sleep as much as I liked cauz the next day I was up again and loaded with work. Though college was yet to start, still the project that I had undertaken for academics, it was going and I had to stretch in office.. used to be like somewhat late..
And now the college has begun, so literally I have hardly time for anyone, leave that, I hardly am finding time for myself!
New year didn’t start very good on ‘people relations’ front, cauz I am fighting with a lot of people.. perhaps that was because of the work pressure and some other things, but thankfully now that everything is going under wraps and everything shall be normal soon and I wish that it will remain that way for the rest of the time! Now completing that wish lies plainly in my hands and I will give my best shot to it..
New year professionally is atleast very good (touch wood!). am learning a lot of things which are new and getting a wide exposure. But ofcourse there are some elements which I do hate to look at everyday in office, but here the choice is restricted! L Tough that cant be the reason I cant enjoy my job! I am to the fullest!
Somewhere getting bored of the routine life and wish some changes to happen..
Currently reading Crisis by Robin Cook. Will post somethings abt that as soon as I finish reading it! So far its ok.. based on a medical malpractice case. Yet to go beyond that to understand what really happens.. but will write a review on that soon!

Till then,
Ciao!