Trumspringa

  • the lazy evening food!

    Nope its not maggi. Bummer ?It is the typical Maharahtrian pithla! When you trudge home every evening with that 5 kg back pack of yours and feel like eating something hot, tasty, filling, pithla comes in handy! Takes hardly 15-20 mins of time and is extremely delicious (if made the right way i.e.).And since cooking…

  • Cross checking

    Was reading this and found it extremely fun!So shamelessly tagged myself. My brain is waise bhi hibernating. Why not something fun to wake it up 😉 1. Graduated high school.2. Smoked a cigarette. (I don’t think hukka is counted)3. Got so drunk you passed out. 4. Rode every ride at an amusement park. (Whatever is possible in…

  • on stereotypes..

    Picked up the tag from Neha‘s blog.Stereotypes for me are more of a personal thing. Breaking comfort zone and expanding one’s horizons. So more of a figurative thing than literal. 1. Staying away from home for over 7 years now. From being a cry baby about staying away from family for even more than 5 hours…

  • the open window

    He said to her with tears in his eyes ‘May be we should give us a chance once.’She smiled and looked into his eyes. They had a petulant charm in them. With her hand in his, his heavily sedated brain dozed off.And she thought about the night the call came. From city hospital. His bike…

  • my tick off list

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    Picked up the tag from here.And since I specialize in lists, thought owing to the thought currents right now, this looks the most suitable topic to write on! 😀To think of it, I had always thought I am pretty immune (passive more like) to get ticked off easily by anything.And I have realized overestimating one’s…

  • few points me..

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    1. I think its torture to have your ex-employer in your network (read facebook, twitter, blogger, etc). Its like having to have a forced relationship with your ex. Every time someone new (a new hire) enters their life, you have to learn to ignore it or bear the heartache of why not me ???  In…

  • Always an Indian

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    Read Priya Ramani’s article a long time ago (when it got published i.e.). Though people ripped her apart on twitter for being so open about her judgemental opinions, I had mixed feelings about it. And then Great Bong published this. Which I think is a really amazing post. He doesnt throw bricks at anyone but so aptly…

  • to all the concerned friends

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    To all the people stated above,Me losing the job is not the end of the world. The very moment when my then would be HR expressed concern over me not receiving work authorization, I had a gut feeling that this is not going to work out. Sometimes however positive you are, your instinct tells you…

  • My inevitable change

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    The blog needed a change (of template/design/content/structure) for a long time now. And nothing can beat my indecisiveness in this matter. I have been hunting and searching for a template who sweeps me off my feet (love at first sight types). And since I don’t like whatever is available on the web, I am thinking…

  • Sex: 1, City: 1, Two: 0

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    [The title of this post has been unabashedly picked up from Roger Ebert’s tweet.]One line review. Sex and the City 2 is about utter escapism. Read on if you still care to know more.Seriously if there had to be a more preposterous show of glamour, fashion and mindlessness then it could not have been better…