Monday, June 28, 2010

Dear God

Why are we so egostic? Why can't we all be humble and not let our egos ruin the relationship we share with our loved ones?

Why do we take our close ones for granted? Would it not make them happy if we could tell them occasionally how much we treasure them?

Why are we so absent minded? Why do we ALWAYS forget something or the other? Chores,errands, assignments, keys, expressing feelings..

24 hours in a day is not enough. Time just seems to fly by, leaving behind a lot of unfinished business.

Why are people blind towards another's care? It is so hard to find someone who genuinely cares for you. Why don't teens get this simple fact?

Happiness is a state of mind. Its how YOU choose to be even when things are messed up. Please explain this to the people who make big issues out of their problems?

It feels so good to be happy, its so refreshing!

All animals deserve a home. Or atleast to be taken care of.

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Cycling Vs Driving


With the traffic growing and getting worse with each passing day, it has become almost close to impossible to commute during the rush hour and reach your destination on time. Hence, I came up with this list.
(If I was asked to pick between the two, I would blindly choose driving, for numerous reasons!)

1. No worries about crossing the speed limit!

2. You dont need a driving license, so no tenious jobs of running to and fro the RTO; no driving exam so a lot of precious time and money is saved!

3. NO POLLUTION! You are doing your bit to the environment! *GO GREEN!*

4. Traffic police can't give you a ticket or fine you! For ANYTHING!

5. While everyone else is stuck in a big-ass jam, you can easily maneuver through, look back and laugh at the people who are gonna be stuck there for the next couple of minutes.

6. You can easily be excused for not having to drop off people who aren't quite fond of. ;)

7. Cycling is your way to great legs! You can skip the calf muscles work out at your gym, save time and STILL get toned legs.

8. Say no to fuel=save a lot of money=SHOPPING! :D

9. Parking problem? Not a problem any more!

10. Flat tyres are so much more easier to fix.

Friday, June 25, 2010

Birds of a feather



Lesson of the day:

When a person is subjected to a particular thing (like a colour) which they dislike/have a neutral feeling about, they learn to adapt.
(Ah, the sweet lessons you learn in life.)

It is so easy to get influenced (in a good way) when you are surrounded by people who listen to, say, a particular genre of music and you actually adapt to it and can hence bear it, even though you dont like it. (And in the long run, probably learn to like it too as certain things take time to grow onto you.)

So birds of a feather dont always flock together. And that's how MOST of my friends and I dont really think alike (excluding all the girly stuff).
Its the differences in opinion and liking which makes conversation interesting.

The kinda music and colours and other random stuff I've begun to tolerate..

Makes me wonder if any of my friends have picked up my traits.. :/

haha. 15 more days to go!
*yaay*

Football Epidemic


Its no longer a "fever". It's spreading faster than the college gossip and it's taking us all doooownn.

Everyone seems to love the football season. What, with facebook and twitter being flooded with the match updates.

Then there's everyone who's loving the football anthem (wavin' flag) and i'm glad that I ain't the only one who's crazy about that song and singing it like all the time.

It should be made the ANTHEM OF THE WORLD. Or something of that sort. But then we would have too much of it.

Finally, a disease that has put swine flu to shame.

Getting out of the comfort zone...


...has always been a bit of a task for me especially when I have an option to put my priorities on hold and get back to it later.
ARGH.
I just cant get myself to stop! Maybe i shouldn't be given options. Then I would take risks more often.
And the fact that everyone else is nudging me to stick to my comfort zone, not helping..
Yes, I have got to get out of it more frequently.