Trivial321

Winters are not dead, they are just dead cold! If you know what I mean, enough of complaining that winters have become notional, its just one day when its dead cold and then its back to summers, does good to the country for you don’t have states overdrawing power or outage in the morning hours when you want your daily dose of hot water shower and splash. But this year either I have been lucky not to face power outage or for some reason I have been feeling really cold and chilly. Winter has become suddenly very persistent and so has been electricity so perseverant. Lucky us!
So will tomorrow we get to see 0 degrees temperature as soothsaid by BBC Weather forecast, did you notice we no longer quote our dear Met department either coz it doesn’t give out weekly forecast or we want to invite competition to who gives out the most (in) correct forecasts. Whatever it be, the weather has been really enjoying ;for once I haven’t felt depressed during winters and maybe because I have seen how little sun light you get elsewhere like in UK and co where it is sun rise at 8am and sun set at 4pm or maybe I have really been enjoying my existence. Cheers to you!
Have you noticed that the readymade tea is the cause of acidity or it is just me, I mean we get Coffee day "vended" teas and coffee and these days I cant take more than a sip before I become pukish and so I walk 200 meters in the dusty roadside to have the ginger, milk-heavy "cooked" tea, a term which I coined to explain to my expat boss what do we do when we let it boil and boil and boil for minutes on the gas. That milk heavy cooked tea hasn’t ever let me feel pukish and I enjoy it every time that I pay 4 rupees for it as against having it for free in the office. I remember people telling me that you KILL the tea if you put milk in it and its nothing less than a non potent poison if you make it milk heavy and worst if you COOK it.
So let me get it straight on your face, why do I feel pukish when I have a non-cooked, non milk heavy tea in the office for that as per the sanctum definition is the real refreshing harmless tea?

And is it about showoff when you see someone happily having a glass full of vodka or rum (I am ignorant about the nomenclature and definition of the alcohol) in one hand with window glasses fully rolled down, sipping it, at a traffic junction waiting for the light to turn green. I mean is it not openly flaunting the traffic laws and worst is it not acting yamraj on the street or is this the new method of getting a road dedicated to your car when you are out on it, much better and effective than having a red beacon light flashing and asking for space so that you move ahead out of the traffic cluster?
DL3C AS0282 at Qutub T-junction with someone in a Scorpio and having a turban on his head happily inviting that attention at 10 pm on 29th Jan. I am sure this is too common to be even bothered about. And was something like this to blame in a car which was lying flat on the roof, turned turtle on the sohna road in the median, meters ahead of UniTech Cyber Towers in Sec39 Ggn? Human life is not worth it or else why would someone be able to hit on the head of another man in the broad day light and almost kill him instantly with an iron rod inspite of 100 of men around.
And then you have a Labrador made to sit happily in an Omni Taxi being taken for a city ride, just the dog and the taxi driver. We human may be compassionate, intelligent but mind you we, all of us are so very eccentric in our own big way!
Dare to disagree and I will be happy! Ciao and Goodbye January 2008!

Labels: Tea and Driving, Winter

posted by Trivial @ 9:32 AM