Boats going out to sea early morn­ing…
Sun­rise at Maha­balipu­ram
So a friend and I drove off to Maha­balipu­ram last week­end. It was a nice scenic drive via NH4. We started off at 5 am in the morn­ing (after sleep­ing at mid­night, such good chil­dren we are). It took us about 7 hours and with Shibs’ awesome […]

And I so spent an evening by can­dle­light.
It does seem a tad roman­tic. It really wasn’t that way though.
An evening by candlelight

Sun­day after­noon. 
They call it a brunch but things start cook­ing up only after 1 pm. The place gets mighty crowded and a large pop­u­la­tion of Bangalore’s expat crowd con­verges here so be pre­pared to feel like you’re in another coun­try or some­thing. 
Other than that, I couldn’t find much wrong with the Leela brunch @ the […]

All my expe­ri­ence at some time or another. 
- Man lean­ing out of the win­dow and peer­ing close to the front rear mir­ror, adjust­ing it, tak­ing comb out of pocket and vigourously brush­ing it. The catch was he had just a few strands of it. 
- Man & woman in the car. Woman try­ing to dis­tract man by […]

August 31, 2006 is Blog Day. Accord­ing to the blog­ger behind this idea, “Blog­Day was cre­ated with the belief that blog­gers should have one day ded­i­cated to get­ting to know other blog­gers from other coun­tries and areas of inter­est. On this day every blog­ger will post a rec­om­men­da­tion of 5 new blogs. In this way, […]

After a long time, I caught both Sex and the City and Des­per­ate House­wives on the idiot box on Sun­day night. You have to give it to them for com­ing up with some really inter­est­ing episodes! From SATC, Car­rie (who had given up her life in NY to be with Alexandr in Paris) realises that […]

I finally man­aged to get out of my lazy mode and update the blog roll. I also got it out from the inside page and made drop downs instead. It’s been a long pend­ing exer­cise but I had put in on the back-burner. If you’re a reg­u­lar reader of my blog, and can’t find yourself […]

I woke up feel­ing slightly depressed on I-Day. A few nag­ging mat­ters refused to leave me in peace, and the best way to tackle this state, I’ve found over time, is to occupy myself with some activ­ity or another. 
Geetha and I had noble inten­tions of watch­ing the I-Day parade. Geetha had asked me the night […]