The Importance of Being Earnest.

Sticking to a schedule, a deadline, a commitment.

Its always hard. 

Its hard to study for too long.
Its hard to focus.
Its hard to stay invested too long.
Its hard to stay committed to a cause, an activity.

And this is something I'd like to change about myself.

I don't know how long this change will last.

Well, atleast its a start.

Retail Therapy :D

Things and Things and Things :D

The lure of the (Upto) 50% tag is too much to resist for me.

Now that I'm a few (British) Pounds lighter - and much happier too, I thought I'd blog about a few things running through my head!

1. Lost kids.

I know it sounds cruel, but there's something about a crying, snotty kid that I adore.
Before you jump to conclusions - Hear me out!

I find them cute because they're so scared and confused and so obviously in need of help. 
And that's all it takes for me to go up to them to calm them and try to locate their parents.

2. Huge - Annoying Aunties.

I'm talking about those "Expensive Bag Clutching", "Heels clattering", "Sunglasses like crowns on the head" type of aunties.

Yacking away, harassing store help, crumpling clothes and leaving lipstick smears.

Damn you!

3. Judgemental Skinny Bitches.

Yes I know, I'm nowhere in the same neighbourhood of size as you are. But I am a healthy, sane, loving (and loved) individual too. And every size IS beautiful. I do not need your over-tweezed eyebrows raised in case I ask the attendant for a larger size than the one I'm currently wearing.

4. Shit faced hoodlums.

Yes. Those weird guys with gel in their hair who travel in packs trying to look all cool and stuff.
Wish they would be barred from entering places decent people frequent.

5. Out of Stock sizes.

Dear Stores, If you want people to buy from you, please realize that we do not like parting with our money unless the product makes us happy. Anything short of consumer happiness is a sin.
If I like something and wear a certain size, I would require that size to be in stock to BUY it from you.
If its not there, I dont buy.
Lose - Lose.
:(

All said, it was a nice and happy day.
Tiring - Yes.
But Happy?
Oh Yes!


You Are.

You are my morning song,
and my winter sun.
The warm blanket I reach for,
when my ships are sunk.

The rope for this labyrinth,
the twinkle in the sand,
the miles on the dashboard,
tell me where we'll land.

Time is liquid,
unaccounted for,
Try as I might,
Something I can never have enough of.

You colour all that's good around,
varied hues,
At the back of my mind,
myriad shades of blue.

The beginning coincides,
with the end,
You're the face I look for,
round every bend.

Never too near,
Never too far.
Yet you exist.
You are.

Have We Become Too Judgemental?

I was sitting in the cab to office, when this thought struck me.
We tend to put people in boxes.

Stereotypes based on :
Attributes
Regions/Race
Attitude
Clothes
Gadgets
Looks

When I say this, I include myself in the mix as well.

I have become judgemental as well.
Which is not nice you know.

I feel like that has made me lose objectivity.
Biases have crept in.

Sometimes these "snap" judgements are correct.
And needed.

But at times, it seems like a sorting process is going on in my head, unconsciously tagging people till further review.
What a waste of brain-space :D

Need a reboot :)

Live. Love. Eat.