Randomity

I sat here staring at my screen for at least 15 minutes before I could decide what to blog about and as I write this I still have no idea. It's randomness at its best.

There are a multitude of thoughts swirling through my head and I'm finding it hart to pinpoint or firmly hold one down. To be precise, what I'm feeling is exactly what Mynie describes in Strings. It's a knotted mess in my head. But I felt that it was time I did a blog post, there have been way too many tags lately and while I love doing tags. It's incredibly cathartic to write a post and get everything off my chest. And while this may seem a mess of a post, there's a lot of stuff that I wanted to talk about but didn't really seem to deserve an entire post to themselves, in terms of content at least. So I'm gonna put them all in here, in what is probably going to turn up to be a hell of a confused post.

I'm just going to go with the flow and talk about whatever pops into my head.

Cool?

I was with a friend yesterday who volunteered to drop me home from Bandra on her adorable little bright red Hero Honda Pleasure. And after a hard day of studying and talking. We studied. I swear! We weren't really in the mood to go home and wanted to chill out which is when we decided to ride up to Shivaji Park which we later changed to Haji Ali and then to Chowpatty and finally ended up dropping in at a friend's house in Crawford Market and all of this happened after ten. And needless to say, I absolutely loved it. Randomness is my forte. I love doing things at the spur of the moment, just for the heck for it, diving in without a second though, leaping before I look etc. It was fun and exactly what I needed. Food for the soul. There's something about the wind in your face that's exhilarating and drives everything else outta your mind. And I wouldn't mind going for more rides like that.

Also, I was watching FRIENDS yesterday, the one where Chandler falls asleep during a meeting and has to move to Tulsa. One of the best episodes ever. Anyway, as I watching it, I was thinking about how excited I used to get whenever the latest seasons were telecast on Zee Cafe and how I would run home every Sunday at 8 to watch it. And now that wont be happening anymore. They've ended the show and I was very very sad. To think that something I've loved so much has come to an end. I felt the same way when I read Harry Potter. No matter that I didn't really care for the last couple of books. I was still devastated when I finished the seventh book and I realised that I wouldn't be excitedly waiting for the next edition of Harry. And I would love to be a writer like that, who makes characters on a TV show so real and so believable that everyone wants to be like them and invite them into your homes or the writer who creates an entirely unbelievable world and yet has the entire world buying into it and booking copies in advance and lining up outside bookstores in the early hours of the morning to buy if your honest with yourself, will admit to be an over-priced book.

And my biggest worry of all, My exams are coming up from 7th April to be precise and I am extremely under-prepared. But somehow I can't seem to get myself to care. I'm taking it just like any other regular college level exam where the basic aim is to just pass. Screw topping and all of that jazz. But these are my University exams. UNIVERSITY. And I shouldn't be taking them so lightly but I'm unable to get myself out of this mindset. Don't get me wrong, I am studying. Not as well or as seriously as I should perhaps. Most of my time seems to go in thinking about Goa or what I'm going to do in May or in other myriad things.

I almost forgot about this one, This Easter Weekend was one of the best ones ever. I didn't do much partying as such but I met with three different groups of friends and each time, it was exactly what it should be, filled with good food, warmth, laughter, lots of silly joke cracking and name-calling and some insane photographs, that are not fit to be seen on a family blog. :D.

And lastly but not least, this one's just for the basketball fans and especially for those people who love Allen Iverson. It's this article here. Allen was recently back at the Wachovia Centre in Philadelphia, playing against his old team, the 76ers and when AI was introduced, the applause lasted a full minute and 5 seconds. Not bad. Not bad at all. Especially for the man, who in my book is one of the greatest basketball players ever. The article is full of praise for him and I don't think I can do it justice here. So just go ahead and read it. I loved it and if you love the Answer as much as I do, you should too.

And now that I've written down everything that was mixed about in my head and I'm feeling so much.

This blog is really better than therapy.

P.S : I can't wait to see the comments I get on this one.