Most of my days would be plain and normal. Nothing special, same routine wake up,eat, work and sleep.
It Often happens that i will have my worst days, god it will be soo awful Which includes lot of crying and stuff, remembering dad and yelling to pillow which goes like "why!! god why?" And it includes lot of listening to 'O Fortuna' and with flowing thoughts of so damn true.
So that's about it, no bragging there.
Well, i have had my share of good days and some of my best days are with friends and family and most i have enjoyed is when i am alone. I love solitude :D
And one of it includes to be in my pg for a three days weekend having all roommates away to their native, you can compare that to a classic netflix and wine. But for me it includes lot of book reading and Romedy now and hell lot of sleep..i love that time for myself.
So one of my best day goes like this, It was Raksha Bandhan and Thursday i believe, i had got this beautiful black coffee mug as a gift for rakhi from bro at ofc :D where inscription appears when we pour something hot to it, i was very happy :D It was a fun day to say, we had so much fun and so less work.
It happened that my friend wanted a rakhi and i decided to buy it for her when i go for lunch. Later in afternoon i went to this shop and there were two guys in there North Indians i can say, i was browsing through these rakhi's in parallel one more lady came and bought few stuff and she left.
After a while i started chit chatting with them in my broken hindi and asked them how many Rakhi had they got for festival (from what i know it is very big festival in north) From what they responded i could say they were not very happy, they were like "No rakhi this time, all are at home town.. couldn't go home" (my hindi is bad, i just translated what they spoke in hindi..its mainly my words that i have put here) i listened and then i continued to buy what i came for. And i wanted to buy something more to make it over hundred so that i could use my card to pay instead of cash. And it just flashed, i had epiphany, I had to do it, it felt soo right and exciting at that moment, i turned and took two rakhi's which i could set my hands on first...I looked at them and said i wanted to tie Rakhi and wished "Happy Raksha Bhandhan":D
They were hesitant but looked very happy, yet they were refusing stating "it's okay" and all.. But being stubborn as i am, i stood there struggling to remove the rakhi out of pack then one of them offered me to open the pack:) i tied him first and wished him well and tied rakhi to other one who was near cash register. It all happened soo fast and was exciting and it felt good.
so by the time i was finished with my little adventure of that day my gifts and stuffs were packed i thought i had my best moment of the day. Even on insisting soo much they refused to take any money on the Rakhi's i tied them :) later i took my lot and left for home.
So i went home had lunch and took this pack just to make sure what i had and opened that brown bag, there was a hundred rupee note in there along wwith rakhi's sjop guy had put it inside the cover as a gift for me :) thinking i would refuse it if given to hand. Tat instance i overwhelmed.. it was not the money that mattered but the gesture of good will.. And that became the best moment of the day :D i felt like returning it but again they wouldn't have taken it back.
So, Even now you can still find some good out there:)
It Often happens that i will have my worst days, god it will be soo awful Which includes lot of crying and stuff, remembering dad and yelling to pillow which goes like "why!! god why?" And it includes lot of listening to 'O Fortuna' and with flowing thoughts of so damn true.
So that's about it, no bragging there.
Well, i have had my share of good days and some of my best days are with friends and family and most i have enjoyed is when i am alone. I love solitude :D
And one of it includes to be in my pg for a three days weekend having all roommates away to their native, you can compare that to a classic netflix and wine. But for me it includes lot of book reading and Romedy now and hell lot of sleep..i love that time for myself.
So one of my best day goes like this, It was Raksha Bandhan and Thursday i believe, i had got this beautiful black coffee mug as a gift for rakhi from bro at ofc :D where inscription appears when we pour something hot to it, i was very happy :D It was a fun day to say, we had so much fun and so less work.
It happened that my friend wanted a rakhi and i decided to buy it for her when i go for lunch. Later in afternoon i went to this shop and there were two guys in there North Indians i can say, i was browsing through these rakhi's in parallel one more lady came and bought few stuff and she left.
After a while i started chit chatting with them in my broken hindi and asked them how many Rakhi had they got for festival (from what i know it is very big festival in north) From what they responded i could say they were not very happy, they were like "No rakhi this time, all are at home town.. couldn't go home" (my hindi is bad, i just translated what they spoke in hindi..its mainly my words that i have put here) i listened and then i continued to buy what i came for. And i wanted to buy something more to make it over hundred so that i could use my card to pay instead of cash. And it just flashed, i had epiphany, I had to do it, it felt soo right and exciting at that moment, i turned and took two rakhi's which i could set my hands on first...I looked at them and said i wanted to tie Rakhi and wished "Happy Raksha Bhandhan":D
They were hesitant but looked very happy, yet they were refusing stating "it's okay" and all.. But being stubborn as i am, i stood there struggling to remove the rakhi out of pack then one of them offered me to open the pack:) i tied him first and wished him well and tied rakhi to other one who was near cash register. It all happened soo fast and was exciting and it felt good.
so by the time i was finished with my little adventure of that day my gifts and stuffs were packed i thought i had my best moment of the day. Even on insisting soo much they refused to take any money on the Rakhi's i tied them :) later i took my lot and left for home.
So i went home had lunch and took this pack just to make sure what i had and opened that brown bag, there was a hundred rupee note in there along wwith rakhi's sjop guy had put it inside the cover as a gift for me :) thinking i would refuse it if given to hand. Tat instance i overwhelmed.. it was not the money that mattered but the gesture of good will.. And that became the best moment of the day :D i felt like returning it but again they wouldn't have taken it back.
So, Even now you can still find some good out there:)
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