Unwinding

Namaste

To all those who have woken up with a surprised/thankfully surprised/ scornfully surprised look on their faces with the first glance at the changed template of my blog(of course you check my blog first thing in the moning everyday, don't you?! :P) I hope you have got used to this less-black background for the same old crap. It has been a rather hasty change, but naye kapdee to sab ko chahiye hote hain time to time, plus I had to do something about the comments, because my 'admirer' had been playing a lot of mischief lately, and I didn't want random misunderstandings here.

(NOTE to the random admirer: Sorry I ended your mischievous streak. If you really have guts come talk to me face to face. Otherwise stay shut. And this has been one exception. Now onwards, I'd continue to ignore you as usual. Thanx.)

Moving on, this week's turned out fine, though I have suddenly reached a state of fatigue and blankness since yesterday, and suddenly I don't feel like doing anything at all. I have been working too much over the last few weeks, and especially last week with all those random nightouts. non of this, mind you, has been vaguely connected to studies, and my academic backlog has already become scaringly HUGE. On top of it I haven't been keeping well, having nearly fainted twice in the last week. I've lost most of my appetite, a lot of my sleep, and before I end up in a hospital, or the confines of my home(lest my mom should know), I better get some sanity back. (Also I'm tired of the scoldings my friends periodically give me these days for going without food for 48 hours). Most importantly, I have a lot of work to do, so I can't afford breaking down totally. I'd rather take it slow.

Now why does all this sound as the sanest thing I've done in a loooong time.

Shit! ME?Sane? I think I'm already ill!

Our techfest is on these days, and it looks amazing. The organization has been great, so much better than the last Rendezvous, and it's been kinda fun. I was moderating an interview-ish Interactive discussion seminar yesterday, and we managed to pull it of well, so it was great!

Meanwhile, here's something important:

My club, which is the English Debating and Literary Club, IIT Delhi, is organising an Inter -College International Debate in March, and while we work day and night for it, I request all of you to keep checking this blog for updates and all information.

Please please doston, do me this favour, spread on the link to all debating enthusiasts you know. and contact me for anything you want to know:D

Also if you are willing to donate/sponsor with some cash;)

Achha onto other things...

As much as I dislike tags, among the many I am supposed to comply are one of Kon's tags: 20 things that annoy me. Abhi mood ho raha hai, to let me try! :D

I get annoyed with.............

1. Too many tags.

2. People who leave random comments in other's names.

3. People who lie without any reason at all, esp when I can easily see they are lying.

4. People who continuously judge me

5. People who won't tell me why they are angry/pissed/insecure with me, but it'd be so apparent from their behaviour anyway, and then they'd go about telling the world What an irritating girl she is!

6. People who don't work, or take responsibilty and don't finish them, or do not realise the importance of commitments. Basically all those that do not do justice to their talent or are simply non-committal.

7. Lack of sense of humour

8. Poltu in IITD.

9. Blog posts with full plots of movies I havn't seen.

10. Media, when they make such an issue out of nothing by over-hype.

11. All those professers who'd give the most sadistically satisfied smile of their lives on asking unanswerable questions of topics that nobody's taught.

12. Authors who artificial-ise their plots just to make the book sensational.

13. EVERYONE who's watched Rang de Basanti, becaue I haven't and now I dont have company to watch it with.

14. All those who fervently believe in and continuously quote others' philosophies, trying to ram it down others' throats too.

15. All those who can't even listen to somebody else's philosophies in the enlightenment of their own.

16. All those who try to be someone they're not, and eventually lose themslves in the process.

17. All the rumour machines and gossip mongers.

18. Those who put such a premium on a simple smile, and consider themselves impoverished if they have to talk politely and with a smile to anybody ecept close friends.

19. Guys and "liberated" women who think they shouldn't cry; retro women who think some tears and coy smiles wouldand should give them everything they want.

20. All those who scold me for not eating, and my mom for her recently acquired superstitiousness.

Bas itna hi. Baaki sab theek hai!!

P.S. 1. Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery? Or is this just outrageously shockingly funny?

2. Arey haan, tag pass bhi to karna hota hai. Ok, formality sake...i pass this to

Anuj, Insane, Dhruv, Arnav, Inhas Tajar, Chapaat, Prad, Shaurya, Medury, Ritz, Illiterate Sneha, and anybody else who's interested.

Sorry, am too lazy to link all these up!