I had to write more...

I have been down with juandice and all this time moping around in bed has made me do a lot of thinking..and man!! as usual i come up with some good fundas..i dunno if they apply to the world, but me yeah..they sure do...
the last week's been tough coz it hadn't actually sunk in that I was down with jaundice and I thought that it's gonna be like some viral fever, which as soon as it is gone I can be up and moving..but dammit, when i tried to be up and moving I fell again..so this thing is gonna persist for a bit longer..
ok..now coming back to what i was saying..my realisations:
1) home rocks!! specially when one falls ill!!
2) men suck!! though not all..but yeah most of them..
3) falling ill is a good time to figure out who are the people who really care for you.
4) the world is not gonna stop running, just coz i ain't not participating right now.
5) there is no right or wrong decision..decisions seem right at the right time.
6) life may not work out the way I envision it, but it does work out.
7) negative emotions are just passing and not reality. don't act on them!!
8) 'woh lamhe' from 'zehar' still rocks, even though aashique banaaya is hot!
9) never try to get in touch with old flames..the flame is out..accept it!!( a friend whose ex is getting married made me realise this one) men move on faster than woman..

Thats all...I know people who read this are gonna that bile has gone to my brains..mebbe it has..who cares!!!the greatest philosophers were all luny...

Watta book!!

I's been long since I read something so good. The one which I read before this was the latest harry potter...and what can one say about that..harry potter is harry potter...i carried it with me wherever i went ..to the loo, to my class, in front of the television..but 'The Kite Runner' is different..It kind of immobilizes you..so you don't need to carry it around.
I have read books talking about the muslim culture before , 'the princess' , 'not without my daughter' and many more. But this book touched me in more than one way. The way Khalid Hoessinni has described each and every situation made me feel like I was there..I could smell the meat being cooked and hear the wind through the kites. I could feel Amir's pain and love. I could understand what Hassan was all about, why he still cared for Amir, despite Amir's betrayal.
How living in this world and society, one has to be what the world wants us to be. But at the same time, the past will continue to haunt us till we don't reconcile it.And lastly, one has to pay the price of what one didn't do or do..Always!!!