Not so long distance call from Hyderabad
Am @ Hyderabad. First visit to the office centre @ JNTU. So, in a different part of city.
Though I spent some quality 3 months in this city, yet city seemed quite unknown when I was roaming around. Something felt missing. No, haven't had any bad experience. Everything is calm. Calmer, I guess. I hope things are okay with the city and its citizens.
Will be returning tonight. Hoping to finish certain professional and personal commitments before that. I remember someone asking me why are you taking more though your plate is full. Don't know if it's greed or if it's fear (though either one is equally bad :P). But then this is a "stranger's paradox" (or may be "Peeyush's paradox" if you may like it) in a city. For some reasons, you don't know if you will get the next meal or not. That's the fear part about uncertainty of coming times. You want to stay full/tight so as to be prepared for small time adversaries. Greed part comes from tasting (or knowing) all possible things subjecting your tummy to excessive adventures.
I somehow happen to see the similar analogy with work also :)
Though I spent some quality 3 months in this city, yet city seemed quite unknown when I was roaming around. Something felt missing. No, haven't had any bad experience. Everything is calm. Calmer, I guess. I hope things are okay with the city and its citizens.
Will be returning tonight. Hoping to finish certain professional and personal commitments before that. I remember someone asking me why are you taking more though your plate is full. Don't know if it's greed or if it's fear (though either one is equally bad :P). But then this is a "stranger's paradox" (or may be "Peeyush's paradox" if you may like it) in a city. For some reasons, you don't know if you will get the next meal or not. That's the fear part about uncertainty of coming times. You want to stay full/tight so as to be prepared for small time adversaries. Greed part comes from tasting (or knowing) all possible things subjecting your tummy to excessive adventures.
I somehow happen to see the similar analogy with work also :)