Bless the Food !!! Amen...

However clichéd it might sound, you must really experience all this to really verify these ‘Universal truths’

1st clichéd truth – Mommy’s food is bestest – Nursery saying – “My mother is a very good ‘cooker’!!!”.

2nd enlightening fact – Wherever and Whenever – Only Indian food has the variety – An estimated 10000 or more delicacies are made in India each day. US has only 2 – Pizza ‘n Beer

3rd and final testament – Anything ‘n everything you make tastes excellent when you are hungry.. I mean anything. Hunger is the best sauce.
Thankx to Goddess Demeter that we are still alive.

Oktober fest – End of Hibernation

October has surely not been the best month of my life. But looking back I’m thankful for all those ‘hard’ (really hard) lessons I learnt… A new chapter has begun… 2 ‘deadly’ exams are over… And by God’s grace, I’ve come out alive….Sorrry for not being in touch with the outer world. I will doubly compensate for all of it… The lessons learnt…

1) Faith can move mountains.
2) You make one mistake and the world doesn’t come to an end.
3) Life is full of ups ‘n downs. Its hard-work and perseverance that keeps the boat sailing.
4) No man can please two masters...I tried serving 3
5) Sleep is sometimes necessary
6) You win one battle when you are in the midst of a new one.
7) Faith in the Almighty is utmost important. I can’t more strongly emphasize that from this experience. Thank you God….
8) Room-mates are the next best species on this planet. God bless.

P.S. Hi Prashant, Thankx for dropping in… but may I know which ‘Prashant’ you are???

One Calling card - $5
Speaking to friends back in India – Priceless

Thankx Upasna ‘n Nilu for calling up this weekend. Felt like heaven. Really made my weekend special.
Happy Diwali to all of you.

Guten Tag @#$!$^!%&

As if reading Technical Papers and Journals was not enough, i have to read an entire Antenna Conference Paper written in German...
God save me!!!!
I'm publishing my conference paper in Marathi now...

Back to Civilization

It was when my professor refused to recognize me the other day, that I realized it was high time that I visited the barber’s shop. A hole, no a quarry, in your pocket for sure, I was trying to postpone it to the limit.
After a long survey myself ‘n Sourabh found the ‘cheapest’ ( in relative terms). It was at Walmart – the superstore. God damn – a female was going to cut my hair for the first time in my life… I was upset…

Weirdest questions were asked by that female? First one was an embarrassment

1) How many inches of hair do you want cut???
(As if my hair was a few feet long)
2) Is this bend in your natural style or are you forcing it that way?
(Holy Cow… I don’t know)
3) Is this tuft of hair you would want twisted or flat as it is now? (Anyhow juz make it short)
4) What is that big scar on your head??
(Well it was another irresponsible barber who managed to do that)
5) How are you feeling now (It was after the shampoo)???
(I’m waiting to leave)
6) Its time to pay the bill?
(Holy Christ - $12)