Monthly Archives: October 2010

If you realized how powerful your thoughts are, you would never think a negative thought.
Peace Pilgrim (via reluctantbuddha)

would be to create a D-list of piss off’ in the campus,make them stand in a line and give them an insight on how stupid and purposeless,their lives have been.

Also in plans would be a heart-out session where everyone could shout out aloud,on what they felt about every other person around them.That certainly would mean less baggage to carry ahead and an extremely strife-free afterlife..

PS:This weekend couldn’t have been a better one. :O

the wait continues…

Its not always instantly found that some people,who you thought,were destined to be with you for the rest of your life,aren’t worth all the trouble. And its never instantly found that some people,who you thought might never figure in the scheme of things,end up becoming things,you cant live without. 

The unpredictability of life is such – scarily alluring..

If I waited for perfection, I would never write a word.
Margaret Atwood (via michelle-said)

iloveunited:

“If anyone has any doubts about Alex Ferguson’s ambition, there’s something wrong there. I’ve been here 24 years and the longer I’m here, the more expectation is garnered. I’m well aware that there will be criticism when we’re not doing well just as there will be praise when we’re winning things. It’s never going to change as far as I’m concerned.”

“I’m in charge (of the squad’s strength). We know how to build teams, we’ve been doing it for years. And we’ve always had a foundation of young players who develop within the club. In three years’ time you’ll see a different United. We’re starting to develop the young players, they’re getting better and they will replace the older players as they go along.”

- Sir Alex Ferguson

But I know that if I had the chance, I wouldn’t do it.

Hit the gym.
Best advice I’ve been given today.

Sometimes I feel scared to think its all coming to an end. What if you start missing all your routines at campus? Things which I grudgingly do today might just be the very things that I might start missing the most,once I am out of this place. Strange!

The last Tathva in campus and rains have never let the tradition break. Its pouring.

tomorrow is a new day,atlast.