Its been 7 years since I am in employment in my current organisation.
Each year of employment in any one organisation, I feel, is like a blanket wrapped around you.
The more years you are in any one organisation, more the blankets wrapped around you.
More the blankets wrapped around you, more you get stifled and constricted. And sometimes, comfortable.
Of course, it gets more difficult to free yourself from all the blankets wrapped around you with each passing year!
:-)
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
The 1%
There is a park near my house in Bangalore which I used to often visit. The park is a square shaped garden and the entrance is in the middle of the west side. As soon as we enter, there is a walking/jogging track leading to the left and right. The left and right tracks form the periphery of the park. There are also 2 center tracks which cut through the park and divides the park into 4 equal parts. One such center track starts from the entry point too. Benches are strewn all along the walking/jogging tracks. It was on such benches that I often used to sit leisurely and gaze lazily at the walkers and listen to the humming of the birds. Aaah, what pleasure!
A thing that I noticed was that most walkers and joggers, as soon as they enter the park, tend to follow the clockwise direction of the path, me included. Only 1% (a layman approximation) used to follow the anti-clockwise direction. I used to muse on this a lot and somehow find it very amusing and fascinating.
How does the mind decide which path to go when it is faced with 3 paths [left (anti clockwise), straight (straight), right (clockwise)] and there is no aim in particular other than just walking or jogging nor is there any level of difficulty defined (all the paths were even)? What makes that 1% of the populace to go the other direction?!!
The reason I bring this up now is that in the apartment community in which I stay now, there is a parking lot with about 20 parking lots, all at the same angle to the curb. All residents park their car facing the curb. Except me. I park the car reverse, facing the road.
So, in this case, I am that 1%.
A thing that I noticed was that most walkers and joggers, as soon as they enter the park, tend to follow the clockwise direction of the path, me included. Only 1% (a layman approximation) used to follow the anti-clockwise direction. I used to muse on this a lot and somehow find it very amusing and fascinating.
How does the mind decide which path to go when it is faced with 3 paths [left (anti clockwise), straight (straight), right (clockwise)] and there is no aim in particular other than just walking or jogging nor is there any level of difficulty defined (all the paths were even)? What makes that 1% of the populace to go the other direction?!!
The reason I bring this up now is that in the apartment community in which I stay now, there is a parking lot with about 20 parking lots, all at the same angle to the curb. All residents park their car facing the curb. Except me. I park the car reverse, facing the road.
So, in this case, I am that 1%.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
5800 in 6 months
3000 in 3 months.
I very nearly came to 6000 in 6 months.
Now that winter has started,
I guess the pace reduces....
I very nearly came to 6000 in 6 months.
Now that winter has started,
I guess the pace reduces....
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Marriage and Responsibility
You are responsible for your spouse...
You are responsible for your parents...
You are responsible for your offspring...
You are responsible for your yourself...
You are responsible for your parents...
You are responsible for your offspring...
You are responsible for your yourself...
Thursday, November 05, 2009
17000, but 3 runs short!!!
Sports can make one so sad....and so happy!
Felt happy for Sachin...but was so dejected about the outcome.
When 1 person gets half the required runs [175],
It is disappointing that the remaining 10 cannot even get the other half of the required runs...
Mathematically representing today,
Sachin > 10 fellow-mates.
Felt happy for Sachin...but was so dejected about the outcome.
When 1 person gets half the required runs [175],
It is disappointing that the remaining 10 cannot even get the other half of the required runs...
Mathematically representing today,
Sachin > 10 fellow-mates.
"Anmol" Moles!
A mole on left arm.
A mole on right shoulder.
A mole on left middle finger.
A mole on right elbow.
A mole on left thigh.
Two moles on back.
And all of them in the exact spots respectively...
These are the things I share with my wife apart from Birthday!!!
:-)
A mole on right shoulder.
A mole on left middle finger.
A mole on right elbow.
A mole on left thigh.
Two moles on back.
And all of them in the exact spots respectively...
These are the things I share with my wife apart from Birthday!!!
:-)
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