Talent transformation at LGS.
Thanks to the vettiness...We (Akanksha n me) have found a new way of exhibiting our professionalism in literature. Herez what we wrote on one such lousy afternoon when there was no work (read no internet) at office.
There lived a squirrel called Wannabe
She hunted for nuts on every tree
She hopped, jumped and ran across
She swam and danced and played lacrosse.
One day she saw a bunch of men
And started playing the sexy hen
Fluttering her eyelashes, she winked n bowed
She made all efforts to attract the crowd.
Mocked she was and that broke her heart
Seducing a human was not her part
Her childhood buddy, Chester-willy
Gave her a nut and gave her a lily.
Together they indulged in nut stealing
And made the business quite appealing
Bunty aur Babli they watched for inspiration
And a blog they created for mutual admiration.
Now old and happy are the two in their cove
Growing cozier and smarter in their warm love
We better leave them in peace and get back to work
Otherwise our loving boss will turn into a jerk.
Comments ... Compliments invited! :D
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Wannabe!
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 9:49 PM 4 Throws at me!
Saturday, October 07, 2006
Gandhigiri
There has been an unexplainable interference of this man in my life over n over and the latest dose of “Gandhigiri” (*Munnabhai fame) brings ashore a wave from deep within. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi – a man of masses – the man behind the social movements – a revolutionist – a legend and ME. Not even a remotest possibility of any relation exists. The difference is that of – grain of sand and an anthill. Yet, there have been way too many incidents to recount, where I commendably showcased too much Gandhigiri to get the work done. Clearly… all this shows that the only logical reason why I can have Gandhism in me would be a “Chemical locha” in my head coz I very conveniently even spoke to Bapuji.
No… this is no sequel of our Munnabhai’s story coz junta knows that this happened with me much before LRMB released. (*March ’03 precisely… so it’s more like they flicked my idea for this flick) Now u kno which celeb everyone spoke more about when LRMB released… hahaha!
This filthy brain of mine never stops its proactive thought process and thus emerged the vicious WHY! Come to think of why this so-called chemical locha happened with me? When did I start thinking so much about the father of the nation? And then the film reeled back… (*black n white concentric circles as in illusions start revolving)
August ’99 – Secunderabad – Class X
Yes, this was when I first came face to face with the man in question. I had written and directed a musical comedy “Oh my India! – says Gandhi”. The climax and the message delivered by the play had lot to do with gandhian thoughts for which I had to flip through the annals of Indian history. The fresh creativity was received well and it was a huge hit. The element of comedy did the magic I suppose. I just came to realise that its been so long and I almost forgot this episode of my life. I really was creative even then [*hehehe...am I being modest?? ;)] So...all I want to do now is blog my brain child here so that I remember it for life and you cherish it when the humor bug planted in it starts tickling u :D
so guys...wait for “Oh my India! – says Gandhi” says Ramya!
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 6:04 PM 4 Throws at me!
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Knowl~EDGE!
Have you, at any point of time, felt a chilling experience of becoming aware that you are seriously lacking knowledge of things that you should be on familar terms with? An unexpected realisation that you are incompetent and untaught to shoulder the role that you are supposed to be in? The lack of experience that makes you unprepared to face what lies ahead of you?
It's like fighting a war without arming yourself with any arsenal. You feel a deep unsettling sense of being belittled by a huge goliath that is about to trudge on top of your head. You are left feeling helpless and the only thing you do is to blame your lack of know-how to overcome the situation. Knowledge, as they said, is to be accquired. The lack of knowledge is what separates a successful man from others.
Oh well, on the brighter note I guess I should appreciate what I have in my life at the moment. At least I got a career going, a car to whiz me around and a house in case I need to move out. That's not too bad for a person of my age. Still, there is a niggling feeling that I should buck up and do something with my career at the moment. How I wish I could have a crystal ball to see what lies ahead in my life. Sigh... That's not helping much but at least I do feel better knowing where my destiny lies tomorrow.
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 4:19 AM 4 Throws at me!
Sunday, June 18, 2006
My First Love
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 12:14 AM 12 Throws at me!
Tuesday, June 06, 2006
LyRiCs...
Here goes... some of THE lines which make me love the song...
- Frozen inside without your touch Without your love, darling...
Only you are the life among the dead .....................
Bid my blood to run... before I come undone...
save me from the nothing I've become...
- From the subway to my home
endless ringing of my phone
when u're feelin all alone...
All u gotta do is jus call me... call me...
- I hear your voice on the line... but it doesn't stop the pain...
If I see you next to never... how can we say together...
Wherever u go... whatever u do... I will be right here waiting for u...
whatever it takes or how my heart breaks... I will be right here waiting for u...
- Standin' on ur mama's porch.. You told me it would last forever...
Oh the way you held my hand... I knew that it was now or never
Those were the best days of my life
Now these you'd not find anywhere on the internet I guess!
- u went forward using all ma frenz...
I saw the world crashing all around ur face...
never really knew when it was always getting there...
i'll stop the world and melt with u...
- You are my strength when I am weak... You are the treasure that I seek...
You are my all in all
Seeking you as a precious jewel...Giving u up I'd be a fool...
You are my all in all
- I want u more than gold n silver... onli u can satisfy
I want u more than any other so much more than anything...
- won't u dance with me honey... won't u b my guy...
we'll both live together side by side...
more to come... to be continued.........
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 9:26 PM 0 Throws at me!
Monday, June 05, 2006
~Rhapsody~
I've been in a happy mood lately. This statement is probably a rarity in my blog as I have been writing a lot about my sorrow and grief in the past. While it has never been my intention to do so, these were the emotions that are reflected upon on my writings... like you gyz have read here. I was in the rut for a period that is probably too far to remember now. The darker side of my emotions had 'swallowed' me into oblivion and I can't exactly call it 'depression' but it was something close. I tend to gloom over my past and view things negatively. But after a prolonged period of indulging myself in a pathetic and miserable state...((that too unnecessarily)), I started to realise that I was wasting my time away by being down. I mean, why must I drown myself in the sea of sadness? I should live my life to the fullest and be happy. This is where the turning point begins. I started to come to terms with my life. I began to accept the things that had happened to me and try not to put too much blame on myself.... now com'on.... nothing was so tragic afterall.
Come to think about it, it is really peculiar how we always tend to take an unnecessarily longer route to find a solution to our problem. We tend to beat around the bushes or drive around a HUGE roundabout over and over again without any proper direction to head towards. And all of a sudden, you start to realise that everything is wrong. I woke up one morning and asked myself "What have I been doing?" I started to realise that I have two choices when I open my eyes to face the day. Either I want to be happy or sad. It was truly a simple revelation; one that has taken me a long time to realise... that being happy is actually a choice; YOUR choice. Why let our emotions govern our life?!? Instead, it sounds lot better for us to control our emotions so that we can take control of our lives.
I guess one of the important lesson in life is not to put too high expectation on anything. That way, we get to avoid any disapppointments that might set in later. As humans our desires are practically unlimited. We tend to wish for a better career, an ideal lover, a luxury car and a bigger house. We also want a perfect life, a happy family, financial freedom etc. When we fail to achieve those, we become discontented which in turn leads to frustration and ultimately disappointment. May be we feel useless, insignificant and worthless.
Appreciating what we have and making the best out of life is the moral. Life is more than chasing material objects. Life is about finding your true happiness. And I think I have found true happiness in a simple package... It is called 'Rhapsody'... a blissful state! Thanks to Andaman trip... I had a gud n well deserved break. Yessss.... I won... I broke the monotony :D
Pahh...I feel like myself now :)
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 11:23 PM 1 Throws at me!
Monday, May 08, 2006
Melancholy
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 8:43 PM 2 Throws at me!
Sunday, May 07, 2006
Soulmate!??
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 10:50 PM 1 Throws at me!
Sunday, March 05, 2006
Silence...
They say.. the best way to communicate is through "silence"... Love. Joy. Grief. Surprise. Anger. Hope. Expectations. Support... everything is conveyed!
Crapped by Ramya Satyam at 8:05 PM 5 Throws at me!