Foggy pilani

So, here's a real post.. :P
Well yeah, this one's also a shortcut as such.. :D
Anyways... you'll enjoy...:)

CLACK... i mean.. CLOCK TOWER

That's the Art n Dee structure for Oasis 2008

And a not-so-random tree in C-lawns

Krishna Marg. By the way, all these pictures were clicked by yours truely, on 10th of December 2008, between 0720hrs and 0740 hrs.

The road opposite clock tower, between C lawns and D lawns.

And it is gone...

Another shot, same place.

And this is Bhagirath Marg

Brave girl, and a brave lady...

Happy New Year

Oh, finally.. my post :) I sue 2008 for emotional distress, mental trauma, and character assassination; and above that all, for freezing my fingers every time I typed something in this text box under New post. Yeah, I am not joking, this really happened. And I was threatened that if I let this secret out, something really really weird will happen to fourth finger of my left foot. But finally the jinx IS OVER. :) And, yes my sweet lord, now I'll be writing many more posts :) My new year gift to me :)

I am still here

I know its been a loooooooooooooooooooong looooooooooooooon time since I have blogged. Past one and a half year was a bit heavy. Anyways, few more days. Yesterday I sat for first exam of the last examinations before I graduate. A few more days, around 10-12, and I'll be bit more relaxed. Then will continue this blog, definitely.

#define QUESTION (bb)||(!bb)

Its the first weekend this academic year. First week, fine, had one tut quiz already :(.
Right now, I do have time, but feeling a bit lazy to write something.
So, maybe, This will do...

Top Ten Reasons To Date an Engineer
1. The world does revolve around us... We pick the coordinate system.
2. Find out what those other buttons on your calculator do.
3. We know how to handle stress and strain in our relationships.
4. Parents will approve.
5. Help with your math homework.
6. Can calculate head pressure.
7. Looks good on a resume.
8. Free body diagrams.
9. High starting salary.
10.Extremely good looking


Top Ten Reasons NOT to Date an Engineer
1. T-shirt and jeans are their formal dress. Hot dog and a six-pack is their seven-course meal.
2. The only social life known of is to post and talk on the net.
3. Flames like a monster and speaks like a pussycat.
4. Works from 6:30am to 7:30pm daily. No morning kisses and no evening walks.
5. No matter how hard you cry and how loud you yell, he just sits there calmly discussing your emotion in terms of mathematical logic.
6. Only listens to classic rock. Hates everything from Bach to Prince.
7. Touches his car more often than you.
8. Talks in acronyms.
9. Can't leave that damn pencil off his ear for a minute.
10.Will file a divorce if you call him in the middle of debugging.


FIND OF THE DAY : You can't spell Geek without EE

Courtesy : http://www.gdargaud.net/Humor/Engineer.html

PS: In case you didnt get the title, try to think of a famous english author.. of medieval times.. his famous words...

Such a small world

Yesterday, I went with my mom and dad to visit some old neighbours of ours, "the Sharma's". It was nice, meeting them after about three years or so. Before that, we were neighbours for some five+ years.
Though I didnot had that much fun, which I thought I could. Almost throughout, it was like mom busy with aunt, dad with uncle, and me, and their two kids, just watching them, and smiling in between.
When we were about to leave, some of their relative dropped in. The troop wasn't a big one, consisted just of uncle's sister, and her daughter-in-law. Then, again a little general discussion started.
The daughter-in-law was newly wed, maybe a few months or so. So, then a little discussion about where did she is from. They moved in Delhi just about two years ago. 'Where in Delhi??', 'Mayur Vihar', came the answer. Apparently, we were also in Mayur Vihar, some two years back. So, next so obvious question from my mom, "Which phase???", "Phase-II" was the reply. "OOOooo.... even we were in phase-II"; "Which pocket??", "Pocket-B"; "Oh oh..even we were in pocket-B, there was this Bal Bhavan School, my son was there only /* referring to me.. :D */, and there was this 'Neelam mata ka mandir' ". "Yeah.." said she. Now, the next question was flat number. She said "161-A". I was relived a bit, I thought she lived in same house as ours.. :P. But hey, this wasn't far from ours', we were in 167-B. /* A for ground floor, B for first floor, and not blocks or something, so it was pretty close */. I was thinkin it was close enough. But I was proven wrong in a little while.
There was a little discussion between her and my mom, about there that person lived and blah blah blah. And in that discussion only, she said "We were in 166-B for a little while". Now, that house was just next to us, and that you say 'close enough'. They moved into that 166-B just a few days before we left our 167-B. And guess what, my mom and she have had some conversation at that time also. And now they remembered every bit of it. And even I did, I saw that young girl once or twice in her balcony, though she looked pretty different than at present. At that time only, she once enquired, through my mom, for she was trying to get a job in Bal Bhavan, my school. I told her, its not a nice place; it actually is not, specially not for teachers. Anyways, we are not discussion my school.
But the thing is, wow, I have never been in such a co-incidence. It was close.
Really, such a small world.


FIND OF THE DAY : I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end.