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Meeting Mr Nandi

March 13th, 2004  |  Published in Blogs  |  7 Comments

Between run­ning errands on Mon­day, I finally caught up with the tal­ented Mr Nandi in the after­noon. He wanted to know whether that salu­ta­tion was meant as a com­pli­ment or an insult. Appar­ently, Mr Rip­ley was a mur­derer and imposter in the movie (I haven’t watched it)!

Ah, well. You never know, Arnab; I see a lot of poten­tial in you and it’s good to keep more options open just in case engi­neer­ing doesn’t work out!

I had met Arnab at the rediff.com office over a year ago and that was for exactly 5 sec­onds. He seemed really shy and lit­er­ally ran away after say­ing hello. This time I made sure he got beyond 5 sec­onds! Thank­fully, he liked Just Around the Cor­ner, where we went for a bite.

But I think it was the pretty *sights* (more than the decor) that warmed him to the place!

Like my ear­lier meet­ings with young blog­gers like Anand, Ari, Vipul, Lazy (do you see a trend here?!) what I enjoy most inter­act­ing with these ‘bachas’ (okay, okay, no need to get all riled up!) is their enthu­si­asm. It’s nice to know what young peo­ple nowa­days think of, what they enjoy and what mat­ters to them. I also realise, how much smarter they are than what I was a decade ago :)

We traded notes on blog­ging, hos­tel life, liv­ing in Mum­bai, going to the US and I lec­tured him about how one can learn valu­able lessons from keep­ing pets (when he stated he didn’t like them too much). I think I man­aged to impress him enough to think about keep­ing one when he grows up.

The next day, I went into Ban­ga­lore for the secret ISRO project Arnab men­tioned. The weather was lovely com­pared to Mumbai’s 39 degrees. Jil, you shouldn’t really be complaining!

The good news is that I finally man­aged to get cable Inter­net at home. Yippee! Right now, I am the only one in the build­ing, so the speeds are pretty good. And our build­ing higher-ups man­aged to put their dif­fer­ences aside with the cable wal­lah (they had been fight­ing since we moved here), just in time for the India-Pak cricket series. I seri­ously hope that the matches are worth watching!

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  1. Anand says:

    March 13th, 2004 at 11:28 pm (#)

    Ahem!

  2. Arnab says:

    March 14th, 2004 at 2:35 am (#)

    AHEM!

  3. :::LL::: says:

    March 14th, 2004 at 12:41 pm (#)

    Thank God, I didn’t let you know I also don’t have inter­est in pets :p

  4. Anita says:

    March 15th, 2004 at 12:06 pm (#)

    Arnab/Anand: You said it — Ahem ;)

    Lazy: Yeah, now that’s one sub­ject we have to dis­cuss the next time!

  5. Pallavi says:

    March 18th, 2004 at 11:33 am (#)

    well its 34 degrees and you dont sweat and then its blow hot blow cold…

    you will feel it when you stay here.. the old weather is no longer there !!

    Any­way have got adjusted to it now..

  6. Bobby says:

    March 19th, 2004 at 8:27 pm (#)

    Mr Nandi, cable modem uh! Sounds some­thing I could do with in Bom­bay. Won­der if its avail­able in And­heri West?

  7. Bobby says:

    March 19th, 2004 at 11:18 pm (#)

    Sorry about my pre­vi­ous post, get­ting the names all wrong. It was meant to be for Anita and not Arnab (Mr Nandi).

    I will balme it on begin­ners ingorance!

    Is this a typ­i­cal Aquar­ian trait, Arnab?

    Sorry.

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