Saturday, October 18, 2008

My World This Week

I want: Weekends off and a pay hike

This Sunday: Spa and Deep Conditioning

Never will: Smoke or dope

Yearning for: Devam to come back and a Goa Trip

Dreading: Nanavati Commission's Part II report and Diwali Sweets


Want to: Go on a Vacation (like right now) and make a documentary (just need a little push)

Hate it: When Mom reminds me how much (very little in this case) time i spend at home and when people ask: When are you getting married?

Love it: When Amul pampers me and showers me with attention and Sunday is approaching.

Would like to thank god for: Strong Digestive System, Shahrukh Khan and inventing the concept of Sleep

Recent Discovery: I suffer from short term memory loss. (cant recall what was said just a minute ago) But i have execellent long term memory

Wish to control: Sensex and Mom's temper

Looking forward to: Diwali gatherings and Anu's wedding

Current Favourites: Jasuben Pizza and Shambhu's cold coffee

Last Expense: L&T's 5 shares

Pending Expense: Wagon R's service and getting rid of the scratch

Currently Reading: Exodus by Leon Uris, Scarred by Dionna Bunsha, Descent into Chaos by Ahmed Rashid.


Want to indulge in: A watch for myself and Amul, a trip to New York, egypt vacation for parents, Diwali party for friends, diamond earrings, Hyundia Verna or a Mitsubishi Lancer.................

2 comments:

Ruchi Joshi said...

Well, i don't know about the rest but from first hand experience, i know that you accomplished one of your wishes - throwing Diwali party for friends.

This reminds me of an interesting story which I must share with people in general. Mosiqi bullied everyone into wearing traditionals for the party...when i said i didn't have one, she mercilessly uninvited me to the party. In order to regain my invitation i had to work real hard..put in incredible effort into looking ethnic (which of course I nailed it)! And after all that, I reach the place to find my old friend 'Mos' dressed in...yes my friends you guessed it right...ANYTHING BUT TRADITIONAL!! Oh of course, let's not leave a margin for error, because knowing Mos, I wouldn't be surprised if she retaliated with something like this, "Oh but it is a traditional attire......of the English!"

Mosiqi Acharya said...

:) well.. i might have not been in traditional... but u rocked the party with your red hot skirt... way to go bobbyy....

i plan to throw another party on new year's eve... be here...