The Exhaustion! Oh, The Exhaustion!

I hit the ‘Send’ button on an email I was waiting to send for two days now. I checked the clock and it said 2:34 am. It’s been a good week-and-a-half since I’ve slept normal hours and with so much happening in my life, I was too pooped last night to think anymore. I stripped

A Very Little Italian In Me

Venue: Little Italy, Bangalore Time: 12.30 pm – 2.30 pm Date: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 Occasion: Colleague’s last day at work Menu: Unpronounceable watery soup with bits of mushroom floating around, unpronounceable pasta thingy, unpronounceable watery mashed potatoes, unpronounceable Italian version of cheese pakodas, Long Island Iced Tea Post Lunch: I burped pasta breath and

The PR Lingo! :)

Being a public relations man has exposed me to a lot of interesting words and phrases, things that I’d never heard before, and things that caused me considerable distress (being a language purist) when I first heard them. Some of these are: 1. “Sit on this” – This is used while referring to an issue

Vodafone Woes!

When Graham Bell called out to his manservant over the first telephone ever built, he didn’t realize that one day, the world of telephony would reach today’s heights. We have phones that flip open and fit snugly in the palm of our hands, and without any wires attached, we can call someone on the other

Drenched!

I love getting drenched in rain, when I’m on the terrace with minimal clothing and loads of time. But not while driving. This week has been terrible so far, and I’ve been getting drenched almost every single day either while coming to work in the morning or going home late at night. The worst part