For all those who were waiting for my pre-announced post...a thousand apologies for my delay. The following is my bundle of excuses:
1. A painfully slow dial up connection
2. I was busy at work! Don't make that face, I really was! Honest!
3. I have decided upon a life of routine and regularity and had forgotten to give a time slot to blogging. (There you go, making that face again!)
4. I was plain lazy
Anyways, as things go, there seems to be a strange-mood wave doing the rounds in these here parts of the world. While one of us finds the meaning of corporate life in the serene sayings of Scott Adams' preachings, others find creative release in enacting the events of the day over gooey sapad*. Stories of the outside world are few and far in between.
As pointed out by A. once, we retell the same stories in our group, every weekend, and the audience too listens in with as much enthusiasm as as the first time (even pitching in with the exact doubts and comments they had the last time around). Though now I seem to have overdone it, I get a particular glare when I take my stories/anecdotes/jokes/trivia for a rerun.
End result, the cynic in me, brought up with heavy doses of Calvin and Hobbes and Dilbert has taken full control over my mind. More often than not you will find me going, "yeh to hona hi tha". Eg.
"Bad day today!"
"yeh to hona hi tha"
"Sapad's yuck today!"
"yeh to hona hi tha"
"Tu fir yeh repeat kar rahaa hai"
"yeh to hona hi tha"
"Aaj fir jaldi nahi nikal paye"
"yeh to hona hi tha"
"Yeh vending machine se soup nahi nikal rahaa hai"
"yeh to hona hi tha"
"kal chutti nahi hai"
"yeh to hona hi tha"
"Tax mein bahut kat gayaa"
"yeh to hona hi tha"
Your post wasn't worth waiting for.
Yeh to hona hi tha.
*sapad: tamil for food; for us, canteen food, all other kind of food is just khana