If you could create a painless, inexpensive cure for a single ailment, what would you cure and why?
Common cold. Seriously. Here’s why:
Just how most conversations are reasonably resolved, hearing all sides and finding common ground. Also my response will depend on how serious (or stupid) the whole premise is.
Very uneventful most probably, I’ll most probably be on my own.
A moment of truth. Doesn’t exactly cut it as a treat though.
I always find Halloween very fascinating. Too bad it isn’t celebrated here in India, just among few pockets of people here where I live in Mumbai, but too bad I’m not much of a social elite either.
As Dexter Morgan puts it, “I love Halloween. The one time of year when everyone wears a mask… not just me. People think it’s fun to pretend you’re a monster. Me, I spend my life pretending I’m not. Brother, friend, boyfriend – All part of my costume collection.”
I feel that’s true for many of us.
I remember my first day of college back in 2010. Suffice to say, it was not something I want to remember. In a way uneventful, boring day with a petty fight against the professor right in the morning within some minutes of college beginning. That bad start is still sort of lingering.
What others think of you, is none of your business.
Thinking seven wonders of the world or so, what usually comes to my mind is my city Bombay, which is primarily made up of seven islands. Despite all the nuisances, can’t help but love it.
Always beautiful at the rise.
Like most humans, I too might have some habits that I need to break, but nothing very serious I can think of. Nor I have a picture of something broken to show at the moment, sorry. (I’m a careful guy that way) Instead here is one of my favourite songs which is about the same.
Geralt of Rivia, from my most favorite video games, is now six years old! It all began back in 2007 with the epic known as The Witcher. Happy sixth birthday Geralt!
Here is a nice infographic on the franchise so far by CDP. Just can’t wait for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
The Nameless One 