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The world we live in

Long time ago, by an instantaneous miracle, our world was created. So it happened Naari & Purush came upon to dwell upon this new world just so abruptly; both equal and complementary. The beginning was an Utopian dream in hindsight. Legend has it, the world would remain just so beautiful as long as a particular ring was out in the existential world. It is said the essence of life was inscribed on the ring. The inscription itself was indecipherable to anyone. Thus Naari and Purush explored the new world and lived happily together in harmony. With passing time, the numbers grew and to manage numbers a structure was required. Thus came upon the reign of Sabhyata. Under it rules were established and responsibilities marked for each possible classifications of the race of Naari & Purush. There were boundaries set both territorial and abstract, which strictly were not to be crossed. The Utopian landscape was getting some shape & structure. The ring was still out there th...

And Finally we are married!

This weekend, Shayon and I complete one month of "Wedded Bliss".. ;) Whether it is bliss or not, well, that requires a lot of questions, answers and discussions. Without going in the details of that.. I want to really Thank every one here on TWM for being there on the most important day of our lives. The presence of TWM members is even more special because they have been a part of our relationship through the last eight years, through our ups and downs. Through the phone calls that I made to track down Shayon and through the chats and troublesome advice that I took, or simply the rants that I have vented out at so many of you. The whole thing became extra special with our very own Mannu bhai enthusiastically participating in the dancing and actually managing to do a salsa piece and a disco piece ;) Thanks a ton Mannu! And to our very own Karma, who clicked some of the most beautiful moments of the wedding :) To all those who were not there, Shayon and I missed you...

Happy Diwali

Wishing you all a very happy and a prosperous Diwali!  

And its November

Manvender learning to dance

My two interesting neighbors !!!

I have got two neighbor ladies - one is touching 60 & other is in her late 30s . Lets call the older one - BA & younger one MB ... (The full form , il tell latter) . BA has problem with my everything - dustbin to couriers . MB is nice , keeps all my couriers . I generally wake up at 8 am ... One morning I woke around 6 hearing loud chanting & Puja mantras. Frustrated & thinking , "kise itna josh aa gaya subah subah puja karne ka", I opened the door but it was so smoky that I couldn't see anything. Mrs. MB was doing some heavy Puja with some three- four pandits. I just ignored thinking its for a day but bext morning too it happened & the next & it continued for whole one week . I questioned to God "mere hisse ki puja bhi padosi se karwa doge ??" I generally leave home at 10 am & daily these two ladies are chatting standing at their doors. When I come back in lunch around 3, then also they are chatting . I wonder what the h...

Harmony

Let there be peace, common sense and good will. By the way while there may still be special trains to the northeast, you may as well get on one and arrive to experience the region. :)