Nostalgia

[calvinscorner]

I went into past  whilst watching Pardesh yesterday. I was straight out of  my Class X with astound results  when movie was released. I was full of enthusiasm like a baby bird, who has just got its wing. High on confidence with like minded friends around , who believe that they can detect rules of the game. In other words, I was just another spoilt

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[pun_princess]

If there's a single movie that might have changed anything worthwhile in my life, that would be forrest gump. and, i am not into running. :)
The whole concept of enjoying what you do and not have an ulterior motive truly dawned on me. I wouldn't say its always practical, but it is most certainly the longest drag of satisfaction. :)

I have argued right through school to college
with the profs about the whole fuss of rote learning the definitions. Why learning mundane facts is imp is beyond me. you can look them up anytime in the book.

and if it appeals to someone, please let that person mug them. I'd rather find sumthing u can't find by googling. :)

'twas good to read your account from juvenile days. so very upfront and less pretentious. The rebels are gud.

[calvinscorner]

Hey thanks for dropping by on this otherwise a pretty dormant journal. Even I've been away for quite a while. And glad to see your candid comments :)

[ezee123]

Chintan

I am sorry but I am here too..

Well looks like you are already contemplating writing an autobiography. This is a good start. ;-0)

I share your feel on the driving aspect. I just came back from Goa to Pune driving alone. Now a days I am not so hot on driving..lol.. must be the darn petrol rates in India and they went up today by another Rs 5.