Jul 28, 2012
Never Late!
Jul 27, 2012
The Olympics, 1996 to 2008…
London must be the most scintillating city now. As the curtain is about to rise for one more time for the world’s biggest sports event, I wish all the players and their coaches a very happy Olympics ahead.
I’ve not paid much attention to the Olympics previous times. First games I remember were the 1996 Atlanta ones, hosted by the United States, in which the Indian Tennis ace, Leander Peas, won an Individual Bronze medal in lawn tennis, the only medal India bagged. Well I remember answering this question in one of the quiz competition held at school. That age was of course not an age where you get inspired by the sport, rather it was the age that would take winning the country’s whole and sole attention as a passionate imagination.
The Sydney Olympics in 2000 were all overshadowed by the EAMCET preparation and the extra care of the Intermediate colleges. I did not even know that something of Olympics or of that sort was going on in the world. Karanam Malleswari proudly won the bronze for India which I got to know only from the crazy repeated telecasts of TV and news channels during my vacation.
After Athens Olympics in 2004, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore was the hero of the nation as TV channels went on showing him up everywhere possible with a gun in hand. He appeared as a super hero from the Indian defense services. United Stated lead the way with a century medals and topped the table. Michale Phelps, the golden guy of the pool, was the cynosure of all most all discussions on sports on TV.
The Beijing 2008 was a wonderful experience with the Indian golden gun boy, Abhinav Bindra, won the first Individual gold for India. That was the first time ever in an individual event Indian national anthem was played on the world’s biggest podium. Two more bronzes, one in boxing and other in wrestling, came our way and added to the celebrations. I’m yet to read ‘The Shot at History’, a book written by Abhinav Bindra himself. That was the first time I kept wondering what it would take to stand as calm as Bindra on the podium with the national anthem running in the back ground. Probably, it takes the stableness of a player to win big shots.
Post on the London games, 2012, to follow.
Jul 26, 2012
Manager and qualities… Take Home #168
Jul 17, 2012
Lessons learnt hard fought… Take Home #167
Expecting the change!
As we are born we must live. As we live we must contribute. Sitting back and expecting people and things to change for us will help the least.
Jul 15, 2012
Ability… Take Home #166
One of the ironies…!
Sometimes we react more than required and sometimes we do not do so to be up to the mark.
At times we challenge the unnecessary and end up having no time for the needy.
When we have so much to do we don’t do anything, and when we have lot to do we have no time.
When we want to do so much we are not required to do it and when we have to do something we are deliberated to do nothing.
Many such facts are faced and accepted by us every day. Yet at times we cannot accept some facts doing which might result in good for many.
Such stupidity is an integral part of all of us. Some turn stupid again and again. Some turn occasionally. Some stay stupid always.
All this is one of the ironies of life!
Acknowledge a deed… Take Home #165
Jul 11, 2012
Support in bad times… Take Home #164
Jul 9, 2012
I miss myself…
I lost myself to you.
As I live life without you
I miss myself too.
Being loyal in marriage!
Women and men contribute equally, almost, in every called-off relationship which otherwise would have been long lived and mutually loved having put little more efforts in terms of having the emotional responsibilities towards each other’s families. Having understood the responsibilities of each other towards each other’s families has always catalyzed the relationships towards a stronger bong at its early ages itself, which eventually strengthen the bond between the two too.
It seems as if some of the educated ones are just educated about taking care of their own family by ignoring the partner’s family in some cases and in some more cases by keeping the partner’s family out of the family picture. This at most of the time shortens the life time of the love bond the two share provided the victim understands the unfair done to him or her. In some other cases there is no sense of urgency shown by some people even if their own families are being ignored by their partners or kept intentionally away. They are just happy as always and as usual without thinking much about their own families being ill treated by their partners. I pity such. That’s the biggest mistake a son or a daughter do to their own families who have lost too much in the process of bringing their kids up.
Well, up to the two and the situations.
Being loyal in marriage is not just about being loyal to each other. It’s also about being loyal to two families.
Understand and act… Take Home #163
Jun 30, 2012
Be in full spirits… Take Home #161
Jun 29, 2012
Happiness and Satisfaction…Take Home #160
We all are destined…!
Express yourself and make yourself clear of all doubts.
Jun 24, 2012
People Management… Take Home #159
Deed left unrecognized… Take Home #158
Rejecting people…!
Rejection should not be on personal terms instead it should be purely for the good cause.
Jun 20, 2012
Excuse is important yet contagious!
Jun 16, 2012
Competition… Take Home #157
Jun 14, 2012
Friends @ work life
Love makes life beautiful. Friendship makes life colorful.
Early in the morning I’ve become so nostalgic that I miss so many friends of mine here in Pune. More than that the same unanswerable thing that I ‘have to’ miss them makes me helpless and hence more worried. But that’s life. Partying and departing are the two opposite sides of a coin called friendship. Of course, departing stays restricted to the physical distances and not mental ones. That’s hugely relaxing. Thanks to the all mobile world.
As I remember my earlier days in Pune few years back, it was full of fun. It used to be full of friends in the surroundings. I don’t know what makes me roll down tears as I write this. It’s absolutely hurting as I have to accept the fact that we are all bound to miss people in life at some or other point of life; yet it’s very beautiful; those memories, those days, those friends are few of the priced possessions I’ve till date.
Fortunately or unfortunately, in my case, work makes me give attention to those wonderful days in my thoughts, to all those wonderful people, friends, with whom I worked once. Fortunate that I remember them and along with that i feel the goodness once we shared. Unfortunate for the whole and sole reason that those good things would not happen again or I must say might not happen again!
Understanding between friends is very common in college days. But understanding between two colleagues is not rare but of less probable case. Colleagues turned friends are the most missed ones in the work life out of all those whom we have to miss. Usually, the rest stay or not really does not matter much personally. But what my professional life taught me is something interesting and thinkable. The rest are so important that you have to have them with you to identify the very few who might turn up best for you as friends in the days to come, you never know it! After all a bit of sharing and caring at times makes life-time friends.
I differ in opinion with what many people say about friends in work life. I believe we might not have friends all the time with us but at some or the other point of time we end up finding them. This will mean lot of wait for some. And for fortunate people like me they come without much wait. But they go too; I mean they leave, again in terms of distances but not too far that you have to worry.
Well, this write-up has been a great start for me for another day. Looking forward to do the best; Good day all.
Jun 10, 2012
Expect, but… Take Home #156
Expect, but only after rightly understanding what is supposed to be expected.
Jun 4, 2012
Post:700 - Mom, thanks for the summer...
The laziest soul of me turns up when my mom is around. There is no doubt about it. On top of everything my mom’s incomparable discipline makes me look even lazier to myself.
Time runs the fastest. Guess what, do everything that you can do to count the minutes and you end up counting the moments, the moments of memories. I still have the day breathing in my memories when I received my parents here and all of a sudden it feels so lonely again, as if nothing has happened, as if no month of May has passed.
Hectic schedules of professional lives are only to be understood for the perfect relations to keep maintained. My mom, being a dedicated worker herself, demanded not even a single day leave considering my occupancy. May be, that’s not just mom, a working mom!
Especially after returning from the office, I’ve missed the magical smile of my mom which I’ve been used to these days as she used to open the door for me. Smile is smile and mom’s smile is more than a smile.
Every time I give send off to someone, loved one, I realize the power of my eyes to hold back the tears. What you remember is the last face you have seen while departing. I tried to hide the reddened eyes but I need not tell you how mom equally failed in doing so.
Well, all in all, had another good summer. That’s important. Thanks to mom. So, here is the 700th post dedicated to her.
