Just another post

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No fancy titles this time. Chiefly because I cannot think of anything significant to write about. However, it's been quite a while since I sat down in front of my comp and put a few lines together. Something worth mentioning perhaps is that I turned 21 last week!! Hurrah!! Completely legal to make my own decisions about everything in my life. Yes, EVERYTHING!! They say in America, you only turn 21 once and make it sound like an eventful day. I din have any such emotions though and nor did I receive any surprises (which others get I must admit). Perhaps it's because of my non-happening lifestyle.

Coming to my inability to update my blog. Well, put simple my comp is in need of a heart/processor transplant. I've gone to the extreme ends of suffering and even had long thoughts about how we take things for granted when they work smoothly! Lastly, I've enrolled for CAT 2009 on 28th November at 10 in the morning. The clock is ticking and every day must be put to good use. See, I told you I've started having long thoughts! Well, that about sums up everything that's happened in the past few weeks. Do keep checking in and post your thoughts. Adios!!

CURRENT SONG: (Still) Carnival of Rust
CURRENT BOOK: Quantitative Aptitude for CAT

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