11 days of roller-coaster rides !
11 days of 2007 and I wonder what the rest has in store for me ! I have been going through ups and downs quite randomly for the past 10 days.
- No work at office. Good, bcos I get lot of rest, but then it is also killing my brains.
- Got appreciation award from client place for previous project, which also made my company give me a small token of appreciation in the form of a gift voucher.
- Lot of decisions and confusions regarding personal life. Seems, you can never be happy until everybody around is happy with your decision. It also means forsaking some of your long awaited dreams even if it meant they came true for a short while ! :(
- Got back to old routine of regular morning walks and also made a sincere effort to be out of bed by 5.15 am, so that I get time for preparing lunch too. It has been good so far.
- Falling down during one of my morning walks, luckily nothing major happened.
- Seems the above fall was not enough, slipped and fell flat in the bathroom. Hurt back, twisted neck, scratches on the palms and hands, and feet slightly pain. No worries, I am perfectly mobile, not bedridden.
- Oh yeah, mobile, I lost my mobile today morning ! Dont know how. I was feeling giddy and exhausted carrying all the mental worries while waiting for the company bus, and finally I sat down on a small bench like thing. And then when my bus comes, I rush to get in. I also remember, that my mobile was not in my hands, but yeah, I told myself that I put it in my handbag, so I didnt bother to turn around and check if it had fallen ! Huh ! A perfect example when you believe more than your intuition ! After last time, this is the third one I am losing in my lifetime.
- Time to get a new one. Going to be a Sony !
Well there is lot more, a pending promotion on the way, a new project, a cousin's wedding, a family together in Dad's side. I dont want to guess the bad things now.
But still, I read this last week, and this really helped me today -> "Nanakorobi yaoki, jinsei wa kore kara da."
This Japanese saying translates as "To fall seven times, to rise eight times, life starts from now."
- No work at office. Good, bcos I get lot of rest, but then it is also killing my brains.
- Got appreciation award from client place for previous project, which also made my company give me a small token of appreciation in the form of a gift voucher.
- Lot of decisions and confusions regarding personal life. Seems, you can never be happy until everybody around is happy with your decision. It also means forsaking some of your long awaited dreams even if it meant they came true for a short while ! :(
- Got back to old routine of regular morning walks and also made a sincere effort to be out of bed by 5.15 am, so that I get time for preparing lunch too. It has been good so far.
- Falling down during one of my morning walks, luckily nothing major happened.
- Seems the above fall was not enough, slipped and fell flat in the bathroom. Hurt back, twisted neck, scratches on the palms and hands, and feet slightly pain. No worries, I am perfectly mobile, not bedridden.
- Oh yeah, mobile, I lost my mobile today morning ! Dont know how. I was feeling giddy and exhausted carrying all the mental worries while waiting for the company bus, and finally I sat down on a small bench like thing. And then when my bus comes, I rush to get in. I also remember, that my mobile was not in my hands, but yeah, I told myself that I put it in my handbag, so I didnt bother to turn around and check if it had fallen ! Huh ! A perfect example when you believe more than your intuition ! After last time, this is the third one I am losing in my lifetime.
- Time to get a new one. Going to be a Sony !
Well there is lot more, a pending promotion on the way, a new project, a cousin's wedding, a family together in Dad's side. I dont want to guess the bad things now.
But still, I read this last week, and this really helped me today -> "Nanakorobi yaoki, jinsei wa kore kara da."
This Japanese saying translates as "To fall seven times, to rise eight times, life starts from now."