Life has become routine now. No more airs about "US
Return" (never had any to begin with, but whatever traces might have been
there is now history). Tennis and Cricket (and occasionally Football, thanks to
Euro 2012) are slowly becoming part of everyday existence and maybe, that's a
good thing.
No Avengers, no Rowdy Rathore, no Ferrari ki Sawari, no Prometheus
but watched Gangs of Wasseypur this
past weekend and I was truly floored. Thoroughly enjoyed the movie and the best
part of this is I am actually waiting eagerly for Part II (yup, Anurag Kashyap
made this into a 6-hour epic that was screened at Cannes ).
Just started to put together "the list" of things
to do and to buy here at home and it has already gone past the so-called budget
(just kidding) I had in mind. But, these are a priority now that I am back and
soon, K will be and these important things were in the back of the mind for the
longest time.
Twice in the recent months, I have flubbed the names of two
individuals on emails that were totally unintentional (it always is, isn't it) and
could have led to some serious loss of networking potential. While the content
of the email was precisely what I wanted it to be, little attention went to the
names of the individuals (now I know what I need to look out for). These
episodes are quite unlike me but as someone experienced told me once, We learn something everyday. Thank God,
it worked out alright. And they say, What's
in a name? In my case, it could have been something very significant with
disastrous results.
Not much going on otherwise, work is decent and work-life
balance (so far) is comfortable. Rains in the western suburbs have wreaked
havoc a little bit but Mulund is only
getting the occasional (and much needed) showers. It still is hot-as-hell here
and that is something which is difficult to get adjusted to after years of bitter
cold and non-existent summers.
Hopefully, there would be more to share next time this blog
is updated. Cheers and enjoy the July 4th holiday!!
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