Namma New Life

It's perfectly 24 hours since my bachelor life has started, marked with a send off to my father at the railway station. I don't know how many guys have enjoyed being a bachelor, but I sure have enjoyed it so far. When you have the money you need (and you work with an employer who reimburses every penny that you spend), a map of the city that you are in and 13 years of exerience with city buses, boredom doesn't beckon you, atleast in a city like this. For instance, I don't miss my machine back home. (Isn't that enough?) This one day has left me with, somewhat, a clear perspective of how my life is going to be in the coming days, mixed with a thought of freedom and planning, financially, spiritually and personally.

Nice weather. Good food. Affordable prices. Cheap internet. Above all, not so crowded buses and pretty(iest!!) girls. Thats Bangalore in short. But the traffic jams here are enough to screw your happiness. And when its you're hungry, not even god can save you.

My official training hasn't started, but I hope it doesn't become another lecture-filled semester in my life. The targets that I have to meet in order to stand above all and survive seem tough. But lets see what future has got in store for me.

Well, All's well that ends well. Isn't it?

P.S: The owner of this cyber cafe is playing (has been playing, will play) Aashiq Banaye Aapne. Aaaaaaaaaaaarghhhhhhhhh! Himmeshhhhhhhh!!!
P.P.S: For those who didn't understand the title of this post, Namma means "Mana" in Telugu and "Our" in English.