I've been whining about the lack of male company in my life for a while now. As in flirtatious male company. Really! I need some sort of entertainment to keep me sane. All those nice boys I know are just too adorable for me to dig my teeth into :D
Friday, October 23, 2009
Boys! Where!
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
The madness begins again!
Its back! That time of the year when I go nuts and start running around for College Play. This year I'm in from day 1! Seems like it'll be real fun. I'm so excited!! So anyway, updates since I havent written in aaaages!
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Saturday, October 3, 2009
Change
Something has changed.
The way the smile curves
The way your hair
These months,
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Monday, September 21, 2009
Space and togetherness
It stands as a testament to love and the bonds of friendship that after merely six months I can bring skeletons out of the closet and it will be met with shock and a single expletive.
Memories trigger off other memories. The human mind is a powerful tool as I’ve discovered. It can block out, reshape and alter memories to suit needs. Something I’m not proud of doesn’t even come to my mind through regular conversation and suddenly, the recollection of one incident for no real reason brings it flooding back.
The thing with any relationships is that you’re no longer one person who has to deal with your past. You are part of someone else. My emotions, likes and dislikes are shared. With you. All my actions have implications. When those implications affect no one but me they are fine. My problem, something I have to deal with. I brought it upon myself. But now? They involve you. What I do, what I’ve done, affects you. It’s my responsibility.
I don’t know where this was hidden. Where it suddenly came out from. But it did and I know it hurt you, immensely. I don’t have a reason or explanation. For many reasons. There was no reason or explanation to it. It is a blur. There should have been tears but there were none. There should have been friends but there weren’t. I felt alone and
sought solace in the only place it appeared.
Where was my self-respect you asked? I didn’t have any. I had spent most of my life surrounded by a security blanket of my friends, school and parents. School was over, gone. College wasn’t significant enough yet. My oldest friends had deserted me. My newest friends wouldn’t understand. My refugee for the last two years, I had thrown away. My
parents, I wouldn’t talk to. Where did I go? To someone who seemed a friend. Someone who wouldn’t ask questions or expect anything.
I had gone deeper and deeper into a shell of myself. I honestly didn’t think or care what I got into. It was cowardly, weak and unnecessary, so why? I wish I knew. Do I regret it? Yes. Would I have done the same thing if it happened again? I don’t know. I don’t think I need to. It’s today that counts. Right?
Did it even mean anything to me you asked? In regard to this? No. It was like an escape. Mind numbing and thoughtless. I know I have messed with your trust. I’m surprised you can look at me without revulsion. I couldn’t look at myself for what I have done. Your right it is sick. Your right it is not something I would do. But I did.
I know this will change some things. My question is whether it’s changed the way you see you me? Do you still think I’m worthy of respect? And of your love? I know you do. It’s the most selfless amazing thing I’ve heard of. You are extraordinary and I’m honored you are part of my life.
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Monday, August 17, 2009
I love my new phone, my laptop works fine and my dishwasher is perfect; but Lord, I miss my mind.
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
I am Indian!
Today is Independence Day here! Jai Hind and all that! Don't get me wrong I feel patriotism for my country but it really depends on how you define it. There are so many stereotypes to it. So much cultural confusion. But I am Indian.
If it involves me standing with my hand over my heart while the flag is hoisted early in the morning, I didn't do it. If it means wearing a flag all day I didn't do it. If it means having an opinion on whether or not India is shining, I do not. If it means waking up to political discussions, I don’t. Yet I am Indian.
I may not always wear a saree or practise yoga. I've never tried Ayurveda. Kamasutra is something my friends and I joke about. I barely speak my mother tongue and I don't even know all the languages the country has. I am Indian.
I don't plan to be a doctor or an engineer. Marriage is not something I'm even remotely considering. My latest knowledge of the constitution involves section 377. I am not religiously fanatic. I don't idolise Bollywood. I don't watch saas-bahu serials. I am Indian.
I don't know the meaning of my national anthem. I don't belong to a political side. I don't even have an opinion on political sides. I discuss kisses, boys and sex with my friends. I've seen the Taj Mahal just once. I am Indian.
I see cows on the street and think nothing of it. I don't have long black hair, big breasts and a tiny waist. I speak English well and I majoring in it. I cant cook anything, I can barely boil water. I watch cricket, football and tennis with equal passion. I know more English songs than Hindi or Tamil ones. I am Indian
I can eat food standing on the road and enjoy it immensely. I party, I drink, I don’t go to bed by seven. I speak my mind. I don’t let anyone tell me what to do. I’ve never read Amar Chitra Katha and I grew up on Enid Blyton. My ambition is not to be married and have two fair kids. I am Indian.
The strains of the national anthem make me stand up in respect. I agree with “matha, pitha, guru, deivam.” I wish India forward with all my heart. I believe that as Indians we should give back to our country what our country has given us. I believe we have an identity and a culture, roots that we should respect. I believe in my country, its heritage and its people. I love my country.
I Love my country. I am proud of its rich and varied culture. I shall always strive to be worthy of it.
I shall love and respect my parents, teachers and elders.
To my country and my people I pledge my devotion
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Friday, August 14, 2009
Mental therapy required!
I need mental help!
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
Holdays mid week!
Happiness is holidays in the middle of the week. When its just there and you don't have to submit assignments or study for tests or do anything remotely taxing to your mind. I just finished my exams, two went alright, two were great.
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Monday, August 10, 2009
How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.
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Friday, August 7, 2009
Montage Of A Dream Deferred
I have this poem as part of my African American paper this semester and sitting and reading it for my assesment tomorrow I realised that it actually spoke to me. The way poetry has always been famed to de. I've never managed to actually catch that. This came very close. I love Hughes poetry. He uses striking, blinding, almost painful images, that force you to notice them and react.
Dream Deferred
-Langston Hughes
What happens to a dream deferred?
Does it dry up
Like a raisin in the sun?
Or fester like a sore-
And then run?
Does it stink like rotten meat?
Or crust and sugar over like syrupy sweet?
Maybe it just sags
Like a heavy road
Or does it explode?
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