I love how all mothers feel that anyone who comes to their house never eat enough food :)
sigh! home made food! i'm back in the hostel with all the sucky mess food and my heart aches! I want the good food again...
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
*GROWLS* part 1
Today, the 5th of December, 2009 was a day a lot happened. Pranav celebrated his birthday today and so did lil' Maria kutty. It was also the worst day of my life. I've not had a day like this in a long time.. so I guess I had this coming :|
So in an attempt to make myself feel better( and also to allow you, dear reader, to sympathize with me---sympathize.NOW!) I want to write down, in order, just how this day managed to go from passably ok to worse than that.
It started like all bad days do. I was supposed to go for a long walk(or wong lock, whichever you prefer) in the morning, in an attempt to rid myself of some of the guilt of not exercising lately. The plan was made, the alarm was set and I slept right through it. I woke up feeling even more guilty than before.
Then comes my work. I have crap loads of work to finish before my exams so I sit down and try to finish one of them...an illustration project with mucho! zeal and determination to get this done before the day is out! Turns out the one day I manage to get all my proportions wrong happened to be...TODAY! And then the electricity kept going and coming, and going. and coming...and going...and....coming. and then it goes for good! So I thought "aaah what the hoo!" I might as well go to sleep. I had put oil on my head and thought I'd wash it off before heading to my local guardian's place for her daughter's birthday party. The plan was made, the alarm was set.
ResQ gives me a call. There was trapped dog in Kalyani Nagar. (well, so much for the whole sleeping idea) Off I go, biscuits in hand, oil on my head, no money in my wallet and the drowsiest expression on my face! I pick up Sruti along the way and we reach the colony where the dog is 'trapped'. Here it turns out we didn't have to do anything. It was a dog that was randomly 'la-di-da'ing and walking around in that colony and ended up hiding underneath a car because it was too scared from all the attention it was getting from the anxious colony dwellers. Now, I know they mean well...but it's hard to justify their eagerness to bring goodness into world, by pulling out every cat in a tree or every dog they think is in need of help, right when I am in the middle of my bad day.
So in an attempt to make myself feel better( and also to allow you, dear reader, to sympathize with me---sympathize.NOW!) I want to write down, in order, just how this day managed to go from passably ok to worse than that.
It started like all bad days do. I was supposed to go for a long walk(or wong lock, whichever you prefer) in the morning, in an attempt to rid myself of some of the guilt of not exercising lately. The plan was made, the alarm was set and I slept right through it. I woke up feeling even more guilty than before.
Then comes my work. I have crap loads of work to finish before my exams so I sit down and try to finish one of them...an illustration project with mucho! zeal and determination to get this done before the day is out! Turns out the one day I manage to get all my proportions wrong happened to be...TODAY! And then the electricity kept going and coming, and going. and coming...and going...and....coming. and then it goes for good! So I thought "aaah what the hoo!" I might as well go to sleep. I had put oil on my head and thought I'd wash it off before heading to my local guardian's place for her daughter's birthday party. The plan was made, the alarm was set.
ResQ gives me a call. There was trapped dog in Kalyani Nagar. (well, so much for the whole sleeping idea) Off I go, biscuits in hand, oil on my head, no money in my wallet and the drowsiest expression on my face! I pick up Sruti along the way and we reach the colony where the dog is 'trapped'. Here it turns out we didn't have to do anything. It was a dog that was randomly 'la-di-da'ing and walking around in that colony and ended up hiding underneath a car because it was too scared from all the attention it was getting from the anxious colony dwellers. Now, I know they mean well...but it's hard to justify their eagerness to bring goodness into world, by pulling out every cat in a tree or every dog they think is in need of help, right when I am in the middle of my bad day.
*GROWLS* part 2
Sigh! we now head back and I have to get ready for the party. I put a good deal of effort into doing so and walk out all set with my best smile in place. Then, waiting there like a cloud of gloom ready to rain on my happy parade, is the formidable...AUTO RICKSHAW wala!!
Jemma : bhaiyya, Kalyani Nagar jaana hain.
Auto guy: madam 40 rupees.
Jemma (in head) : screw you!
I keep walking hoping to get an auto from ahead.Walking..and walking. Finally,
Jemma: bhaiyya, Kalyani Nagar jaana hain.
Auto guy : Madam 40 rupees.
Jemma: :| grrr.. accha theek hain.
* Sanju if you are reading this I ask you to skip this para*
I sit in the auto thinking abut how unfair all this is and while on Nagar road, dust and other particles zoom straight into my eye. Pretty normal but yeah, I was wearing contact lenses and for 5 mins was flailing about in the auto! Things finally settled down after a while...and we were nearing Adlabs.
Just outside Lifestyle, the auto guy stops.
Jemma: bhaiyya, aage jaake adlabs ke saamne rok dena.
auto guy: arey madam, itna door nahin hain adlabs, aap yahaan se chalke jaa sakte ho.
Jemma: WTF!
I get off anyway and head to Archies to get Maria a gift. I need it wrapped so I go the security guard/gift wrapper to do so. Now there was a price tag on the present, so I asked him to take it off. He tried but it wouldn't come off. I then asked him then to stick something else, like a card on top of it. He then proceeds to do the strangest thing. He takes some scotch tape, puts the sticky part on the tag and then tries to wax the thing off! I stood there and mentally went, "HUH?!" He finally wrapped the thing, did such a shabby job of it and when he was done asks, " yeh theek hain nah madam?"
Jemma: WTF! WTF! WTF!
I leave for my lg's place and reach there to find out that the cake has already been cut and everybody was almost done with dinner. Thus resigning myself to what is now clearly my ill-fate I just give Maria her present, chat with my lg and then go to get food.
The first thought in my head at the sight of it..." You have got to be effing kidding me!" See, everyone was observing the Advent fast and so the spread included Idli, chutney, puffs and small chicken sandwiches. But, I have to admit, the idli's were wonderfull! It's just that my spirit died a little when i saw it :( I was hoping for a more, fancy non-vegetarian dinner.
Well, the party got over soon enough. hee hee ! I even got a return present :) I also managed to get a lift back to the hostel...I am now reaching the end of my rant. I think I will go to sleep as all this bad day-ness has made me sufficiently tired.
Peace out!
Jemma : bhaiyya, Kalyani Nagar jaana hain.
Auto guy: madam 40 rupees.
Jemma (in head) : screw you!
I keep walking hoping to get an auto from ahead.Walking..and walking. Finally,
Jemma: bhaiyya, Kalyani Nagar jaana hain.
Auto guy : Madam 40 rupees.
Jemma: :| grrr.. accha theek hain.
* Sanju if you are reading this I ask you to skip this para*
I sit in the auto thinking abut how unfair all this is and while on Nagar road, dust and other particles zoom straight into my eye. Pretty normal but yeah, I was wearing contact lenses and for 5 mins was flailing about in the auto! Things finally settled down after a while...and we were nearing Adlabs.
Just outside Lifestyle, the auto guy stops.
Jemma: bhaiyya, aage jaake adlabs ke saamne rok dena.
auto guy: arey madam, itna door nahin hain adlabs, aap yahaan se chalke jaa sakte ho.
Jemma: WTF!
I get off anyway and head to Archies to get Maria a gift. I need it wrapped so I go the security guard/gift wrapper to do so. Now there was a price tag on the present, so I asked him to take it off. He tried but it wouldn't come off. I then asked him then to stick something else, like a card on top of it. He then proceeds to do the strangest thing. He takes some scotch tape, puts the sticky part on the tag and then tries to wax the thing off! I stood there and mentally went, "HUH?!" He finally wrapped the thing, did such a shabby job of it and when he was done asks, " yeh theek hain nah madam?"
Jemma: WTF! WTF! WTF!
I leave for my lg's place and reach there to find out that the cake has already been cut and everybody was almost done with dinner. Thus resigning myself to what is now clearly my ill-fate I just give Maria her present, chat with my lg and then go to get food.
The first thought in my head at the sight of it..." You have got to be effing kidding me!" See, everyone was observing the Advent fast and so the spread included Idli, chutney, puffs and small chicken sandwiches. But, I have to admit, the idli's were wonderfull! It's just that my spirit died a little when i saw it :( I was hoping for a more, fancy non-vegetarian dinner.
Well, the party got over soon enough. hee hee ! I even got a return present :) I also managed to get a lift back to the hostel...I am now reaching the end of my rant. I think I will go to sleep as all this bad day-ness has made me sufficiently tired.
Peace out!
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
And the Cat designed the Rat :)
Notice the new header,colours and layout for my blog ? It's all done by my friend Maya Pillai (*note for future reference* she is a Graphic designer & Photographer)
It looks all cool!! Thank you Mayo!
<3
It looks all cool!! Thank you Mayo!
<3
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
LOTs to share with you
I've come across some wonderful links to artists whose websites are a must see for those seeking inspiration when low on supplies. All these links are given on the right in the 'Rat Recommends' section:
1. Marshall Vandruff, a freelance illustrator who has worked for Mad magazine, Dark Horse, WB and many others. He currently teaches animal anatomy at the Laguna College of Art & Design in California.
2. Lauren K Cannon, amazing artist who writes frequently for ImagineFX magazine. She dabbles in both digital and traditional art.
3. Joel Dos Reis Viegas, concept artist whose interests range from hip-hop to sci-fi to animation. His style is simply amazing!
4. Tom Nel, storyboard artist who has worked on projects spanning from low-budget animations to live-action blockbusters.
5. Darren Rawlings, a canadian-based illustrator who is now working on his own comic book/graphic novel called Agent Orange and the characters are really interesting. Check out his blog for more!
6. Jessica Gonacha, for all things wonderfully illustrated or animated in beautiful patterns, delicious colours in such simplicity that you WILL get hooked immediately.
Do check them out.
1. Marshall Vandruff, a freelance illustrator who has worked for Mad magazine, Dark Horse, WB and many others. He currently teaches animal anatomy at the Laguna College of Art & Design in California.
2. Lauren K Cannon, amazing artist who writes frequently for ImagineFX magazine. She dabbles in both digital and traditional art.
3. Joel Dos Reis Viegas, concept artist whose interests range from hip-hop to sci-fi to animation. His style is simply amazing!
4. Tom Nel, storyboard artist who has worked on projects spanning from low-budget animations to live-action blockbusters.
5. Darren Rawlings, a canadian-based illustrator who is now working on his own comic book/graphic novel called Agent Orange and the characters are really interesting. Check out his blog for more!
6. Jessica Gonacha, for all things wonderfully illustrated or animated in beautiful patterns, delicious colours in such simplicity that you WILL get hooked immediately.
Do check them out.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
The Cat Piano
So you've heard every musical instrument eh?
I was going through some videos on vimeo and this particular one caught my eye. It's called The Cat Piano, a really good piece of animation made by The People's Republic of Animation (PRA) a studio based in Australia. The story is good(and creepy!) the colours limited and the character design simple yet wonderful. Narrated by Nick Cave, it has won some very well deserved awards. All in all an intriguing film and let me tell you, watching it sent chills down my spine!
Also this movie brought to my attention a musical instrument so strange and vile! I couldn't believe something like this was even created and that too for medical purposes... read about it --> The Katzenklavier.
I was going through some videos on vimeo and this particular one caught my eye. It's called The Cat Piano, a really good piece of animation made by The People's Republic of Animation (PRA) a studio based in Australia. The story is good(and creepy!) the colours limited and the character design simple yet wonderful. Narrated by Nick Cave, it has won some very well deserved awards. All in all an intriguing film and let me tell you, watching it sent chills down my spine!
The Cat Piano from PRA on Vimeo.
Also this movie brought to my attention a musical instrument so strange and vile! I couldn't believe something like this was even created and that too for medical purposes... read about it --> The Katzenklavier.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Monday, November 9, 2009
What's your flava? :D
So i found some old, old, OLD cd's lying around which had songs from my confused and rather trashy music phase in Abu Dhabi. And from the carnage I managed to find some passably good songs (that are now on my Ipod ---> HA HA! Sruti!!!).
Sigh! AUH memories...fun times with pointless songs ( like 'Little Miss Perfect' by this person called ABS feat. Nodesha) that made life one happy sing-along :)
so the piece below was made in I think 12-15 mins while listening to 'What's your Flava?' by Craig David.
Sigh! AUH memories...fun times with pointless songs ( like 'Little Miss Perfect' by this person called ABS feat. Nodesha) that made life one happy sing-along :)
so the piece below was made in I think 12-15 mins while listening to 'What's your Flava?' by Craig David.
Top 5 Reasons
To sit at the window:
1. because this weather cannot be ignored; it is way too beautiful!
2. because the mountains in the distance remind me of a story.
3. because I want to know whether the dog managed to catch that dratted pigeon.
4. because I am waiting...to see you.
5. because reading a book is so much more enjoyable sitting at the window.
1. because this weather cannot be ignored; it is way too beautiful!
2. because the mountains in the distance remind me of a story.
3. because I want to know whether the dog managed to catch that dratted pigeon.
4. because I am waiting...to see you.
5. because reading a book is so much more enjoyable sitting at the window.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
AWESOME !!
got this link from saurabh sethi...amazing videos!! :)
http://koikoikoi.com/2009/10/10-creative-video-inspirations/
do check them out! they are not to be missed.
http://koikoikoi.com/2009/10/10-creative-video-inspirations/
do check them out! they are not to be missed.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
THAT one train ride
I've been on Bombay locals before, lots of times. And almost all my experiences have been good. Waiting, ready like an Olympic runner about to go for the Gold, managing to get to the door when your stop comes and getting off without leaving a limb or two behind, yep! I've had it easy for the past 3 years of 'Bombay Local Train Travel.'
But this time! It was the first time I actually went through what Sanjyot had always warned me about...'THE bombay local train travel.' :O I make it sound, well, scary I guess, but for someone like me it was one of the most harrowing experiences of me life!!!
So Maya and I are waiting there on the platform for said local to come which will take us to Dadar and even she points out, "Shit! there are a lot of people here!" to which I reply with a nod. I mean, how bad can it really get? Like really?!?!?
I soon found out.
Said local stopped, we both positioned ourselves somewhere near the front and the madness began! God only knows, or I'm pretty sure He was scratching His head at this point, who-pushed-who-shoved-where-squeezed-how all the women got onto the train! See, I was always surprised at the capacity of these tin cans, but it's usually a kind of bewilderment that you don't pay much attention to. But at that time...my eyes were thrown open in wonder and it actually hit me, "SHIT! How did we manage to do this!?" And most of these women do this on a daily basis!
So we had to stand there for some 20 mins before our station arrived and it was 20 mins of standing in the weirdest fashion possible, something I didn't think my body was capable of ( see figure.01)
We finally (FINALLY!) reached Dadar and our next mission: catch the train to Pune. 10 mins were spent trying to find the platform and during that time the memory of people and sweat and being jam-packed in a moving train was replaying in my head. So, by the time we reached platform 6 my face looked something like figure.02.
fig.02
It was hot and I felt like throwing up. The remainder of the journey was alright. Except for the unhappy realization that my tonsils had acted up(again) and I'd most probably be sick for the rest of the week.
Aaackh well!
But this time! It was the first time I actually went through what Sanjyot had always warned me about...'THE bombay local train travel.' :O I make it sound, well, scary I guess, but for someone like me it was one of the most harrowing experiences of me life!!!
So Maya and I are waiting there on the platform for said local to come which will take us to Dadar and even she points out, "Shit! there are a lot of people here!" to which I reply with a nod. I mean, how bad can it really get? Like really?!?!?
I soon found out.
Said local stopped, we both positioned ourselves somewhere near the front and the madness began! God only knows, or I'm pretty sure He was scratching His head at this point, who-pushed-who-shoved-where-squeezed-how all the women got onto the train! See, I was always surprised at the capacity of these tin cans, but it's usually a kind of bewilderment that you don't pay much attention to. But at that time...my eyes were thrown open in wonder and it actually hit me, "SHIT! How did we manage to do this!?" And most of these women do this on a daily basis!
So we had to stand there for some 20 mins before our station arrived and it was 20 mins of standing in the weirdest fashion possible, something I didn't think my body was capable of ( see figure.01)
fig.01
We finally (FINALLY!) reached Dadar and our next mission: catch the train to Pune. 10 mins were spent trying to find the platform and during that time the memory of people and sweat and being jam-packed in a moving train was replaying in my head. So, by the time we reached platform 6 my face looked something like figure.02.
fig.02It was hot and I felt like throwing up. The remainder of the journey was alright. Except for the unhappy realization that my tonsils had acted up(again) and I'd most probably be sick for the rest of the week.
Aaackh well!
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
International Animation Day '09
The 8th International Animation Day celebrations (I love saying it! International Animation Day! we have a day!!!!) are happening in India- a week of screenings, seminars and interactive sessions happening in different cities all over India.
There are 'making of' sessions of movies like Monsters vs. Aliens and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, acting workshops and screenings of animated shorts and commercials.
And it's happening in Pune on the 27th of October 09 at MCCIA trade tower on SB road.
Visit the webiste for details : [LINK]
***
Now if it's going to be anything like what I had attended last time..then it's going to be a real disappointment! A gazzilion people crammed into a tiny space at the 'TRADE TOWERS' with stuff happening everywhere, utter confusion mingled with disinterest and..AAAAAND the projector bursting into flames in the middle of making of Beowulf :| ...I'm not kidding! There was smoke and stuff had to be halted for a while to evacuate everyone out of the seminar hall-type space.
I'm hoping that it will not be so this year...and it better not be! Beacause I know this time Sherry and Maya won't come with me and give me company :P
There are 'making of' sessions of movies like Monsters vs. Aliens and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, acting workshops and screenings of animated shorts and commercials.
And it's happening in Pune on the 27th of October 09 at MCCIA trade tower on SB road.
Visit the webiste for details : [LINK]
***
Now if it's going to be anything like what I had attended last time..then it's going to be a real disappointment! A gazzilion people crammed into a tiny space at the 'TRADE TOWERS' with stuff happening everywhere, utter confusion mingled with disinterest and..AAAAAND the projector bursting into flames in the middle of making of Beowulf :| ...I'm not kidding! There was smoke and stuff had to be halted for a while to evacuate everyone out of the seminar hall-type space.
I'm hoping that it will not be so this year...and it better not be! Beacause I know this time Sherry and Maya won't come with me and give me company :P
Animators Ahoy!
Akshay Roongta, product designer working at Auroville, Tamil Nadu,invites animators to work on a short animation project and the details can be found on the Eco-Exhibition Blog
This is an animation that we hope will bring alive the ‘Legend of Irumbai’ and be done in such a manner that language is not required as it is expected to communicate to visitors who come from many different countries.
Those interested, pls contact akshay at akshayroongta@gmail.com
This is an animation that we hope will bring alive the ‘Legend of Irumbai’ and be done in such a manner that language is not required as it is expected to communicate to visitors who come from many different countries.
Those interested, pls contact akshay at akshayroongta@gmail.com
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Blogging Back
The Symbiosis Design Blog...an awesome platform created by the students of SID to showcase work and share thoughts and news on all the goings-on in the design world...both at home and outside in the REAL world.
It has a great segment called "Featured Design Student" which, every two weeks, interviews a current or alumnus student of SID.
As the tagling on the blog states, it's "a peek into a prospective designer's world..."
do: visit the blog
It has a great segment called "Featured Design Student" which, every two weeks, interviews a current or alumnus student of SID.
As the tagling on the blog states, it's "a peek into a prospective designer's world..."
do: visit the blog
Saturday, October 17, 2009
My Diwali
It was the first Diwali I celebrated in Pune and it was probably one of the best. It had all the elements of a good, fun-filled Diwali experience.
First off, we watched a movie in the morning and I shudder every time I think about it. Yes, Blue was a bad movie! The only fun things about it were shouting 'BLUUUEEE' with Huffy everytime we heard the theme, cheering on a very WHITE Kylie Minogue when Chiggy Wiggy played, Maya's aghast expression throughout the film and Richa screaming comments which made us laugh our heads off :D
Then came lunch, which I think we had at around 5 pm, at Richa's house. Boy oh boy! What amazing food she, Sherry and Saurabh had made for us! Kala channa, Suji halwa and bread toast! YUMMMM! And Maya and I did our share of 'helping out' in the kitchen by doing little choreographed numbers for their entertainment. And yes, they were entertained.
And lastly was the awesome dinner we had. All of us, sitting in the balcony with diyas and other lights twinkling quietly around us, with crackers and joyful yells wishing everyone a HAPPY DIWALI!
Yes, it was the 'best-est' Diwali I had ever celebrated. I will never forget it.
<3
First off, we watched a movie in the morning and I shudder every time I think about it. Yes, Blue was a bad movie! The only fun things about it were shouting 'BLUUUEEE' with Huffy everytime we heard the theme, cheering on a very WHITE Kylie Minogue when Chiggy Wiggy played, Maya's aghast expression throughout the film and Richa screaming comments which made us laugh our heads off :D
Then came lunch, which I think we had at around 5 pm, at Richa's house. Boy oh boy! What amazing food she, Sherry and Saurabh had made for us! Kala channa, Suji halwa and bread toast! YUMMMM! And Maya and I did our share of 'helping out' in the kitchen by doing little choreographed numbers for their entertainment. And yes, they were entertained.
And lastly was the awesome dinner we had. All of us, sitting in the balcony with diyas and other lights twinkling quietly around us, with crackers and joyful yells wishing everyone a HAPPY DIWALI!
Yes, it was the 'best-est' Diwali I had ever celebrated. I will never forget it.
<3
Friday, October 16, 2009
new project
the main character for my new college project.
[oh and him made using the Intuos4 tablet :)]
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Love at first brush stroke
Oh! how we are meant for each other
You and I
we work so well with each other...
you just get me....it's almost as if you know what my next move is going to be.
sigh! how I wish we could be together forever.
Alas when sruti comes back I will have to give you back.
but believe me dear Wacom Intuos 4 pen tablet
we will be together one day..and nothing will come between us
and we will spend the rest of our lives making wonderful works of art!
and showing the world just how kick-ass we really are!
You and I
we work so well with each other...
you just get me....it's almost as if you know what my next move is going to be.
sigh! how I wish we could be together forever.
Alas when sruti comes back I will have to give you back.
but believe me dear Wacom Intuos 4 pen tablet
we will be together one day..and nothing will come between us
and we will spend the rest of our lives making wonderful works of art!
and showing the world just how kick-ass we really are!
XOXO
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
21 reasons
1. life is great :)
2. friends are great.
3. some were not.
4. but lessons were learned.
5. we helped out.
6. life appreciated a lot more.
7. because cake each year is awesome :D
8. because music.
9. because family.
10. from a vet to animator to animator for sure :)
11. because Disney.
12. honesty found.
13. love found.
14. waiting...for my turn :)
15. i'm not the only oddball in the world! there are more like me :O
16. happy realizations.
17. because books
18. imagination!
19. pillars of strength
20. walls that come crashing down too
21. because 21 is 21 and i am a happy person. :)
2. friends are great.
3. some were not.
4. but lessons were learned.
5. we helped out.
6. life appreciated a lot more.
7. because cake each year is awesome :D
8. because music.
9. because family.
10. from a vet to animator to animator for sure :)
11. because Disney.
12. honesty found.
13. love found.
14. waiting...for my turn :)
15. i'm not the only oddball in the world! there are more like me :O
16. happy realizations.
17. because books
18. imagination!
19. pillars of strength
20. walls that come crashing down too
21. because 21 is 21 and i am a happy person. :)
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Top 5 Reasons
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Top 5 reasons
To have a fight:
1. because half the time, even though we never admit it, we are bored.
2. because we have a cause worth fighting for.
3. because when it hurts all we feel like doing is yelling at someone.
4. because you are wrong and are acting like an utter fool!
5. because we need the closure, even though it may be ugly(ask me...i should know)
1. because half the time, even though we never admit it, we are bored.
2. because we have a cause worth fighting for.
3. because when it hurts all we feel like doing is yelling at someone.
4. because you are wrong and are acting like an utter fool!
5. because we need the closure, even though it may be ugly(ask me...i should know)
Monday, August 24, 2009
Matt Yokom
this guy has been my favourite for some time now :) his style of illustration immediately grows on you...check him out :
Friday, August 21, 2009
Boston
Think I need a sunrise
I'm tired of the sunset...
here it's nice in the summer
some snow would be nice.
Think I need a new town...
...to leave this all behind.
***
Sometimes in the midst of joy...comes a feeling of sudden lonliness, cold and unbidden. It envelopes you completely and you forget how to breathe. And you think, what if this is how it is supposed to be...with you standing alone and watching them go away. Happy.
shit! times like these I really wish you were here Cat.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
about time...
well hello there! :D
Rat here reporting online from my computer in Kerala.
I have been thinking about blogging for a while now...guess I finally decided to go ahead with this...do many people write an opening line like this when they start blogging?
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