My moves; and the wildest of all guesses!

It's a bit difficult to show my moves, as there were many moves and all were in the past. There is this 10th and last move - now, tomorrow, this week. I am moving again...

In the past 5 years, I have relocated 10 times! Can anyone believe it?  And lived in 3 cities.

There is not a single place where I stayed for at least one year. I have completed 362 days here in this room - but I will not be completing a year. I move tomorrow.

Once I decide to move, I want it as quick and fast as I can.

Oh, the wildest guess thing. There happened something un-believable. I took a wild guess and it turned out to be right.

There is a chat-in program of radio-dum-dum and I was surprised that I found out the very person whom I wanted to know - I had told my mom and sister that it wouldn't be difficult to this very person.

I would put the probability definitely below 0.01 -- yeah less than one in hundred.

And I am really glad about it too. :) I am sorry, that I can't give the details. That person wouldn't want that.

Topic Change: Spring, the best season of the year, is here and I am practically euphoric. [the picture was taken by me during spring 2005]

My Prawn-biriyani is waiting for me. Yes, I made it. Let me go have it. [mouth is watering :)]

Signing off, Sands.

PS: Ammae, Priyakkutti.., you know now - the world is indeed a small village. You easily meet people whenever you want. Or is this what some-people call "daiva-niyogam"? [enikkangane parayanavillenkilum :) ]

PS2: Song of the moment - Raakendu Kiranangal ....nidraviheenangalallo.. avalude ravukal.

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Jump into a lake

I was considering jumping-into-a-lake seriously, but now I know that it was a good decision - to not do it! Otherwise I would have missed the clash of the worlds.

Osman - The young Turkish politics student, my neighbor - a hardcore believer of Socialism.

Thomas - The young Italian engineering student, my neighbor - a decent believer (of ... yeah, God!)

I, Sandeep - A selfish atheist.

Richard Dawkins, Plato, Darwin, Aristotle, Ayn Rand. etc. all of them played their role in the clash of the worlds. It was wonderful! :). And as usual, the discussion reached no where - except for a list of recommended books for both sides!

It's too bad that I am moving out in a week's time.

I've been thinking about writing on these lines of atheism and selfishness - of course yes, I am reading books of Dawkins. The style in which he writes itself is good enough to read and on top of that, oh boy! he makes you think.

I'll write, sometime.
Now, I got to leave, Sands.

PS: There are two lovely (Indian) friends of mine here in Munich - who are really really really very good at eating my head! I am always good to them, so that they call me every-time they have the silliest/simplest trouble. And I do help them to my best level. But after today's conversation with one of them in the morning, I just wanted to go and jump into a lake. I had an almost similar feeling, after watching the wonderful movie - kichamani!

Feeling humbled...

I didn't expect a medical doctor in such a place. That too a lady - a real surprise!

There is a small FreeBSD activists' group here in Munich and I had been there today. The person who organized it was this lady who is a medical doctor by profession - but now working as a sys-admin!

The whole team was quite impressive - the things they spoke were mostly out of my jargon-horizon. It's really a long time since I had this kind of awe for a group of people. There were mini-talks on Plan9 and XNest!

A few days back I heard somewhere - "if you want to feel humbled, just have a look at a few images from HubbleSpace - to know how small we (earth-ians) are". After meeting this tech-gurus, I already feel humbled!

Nothing else happened; I was quiet, most of the time.  

Signing off, Sandeep.

PS1: It was in a Thai restaurant, the food (knusprige Ente) was simply super. The waitress was sexy! I really liked her! I might go there again - just to see her! :)

Slowly learning

I thought, I was/am a quick learner. But with this oil-painting techniques, I am taking sometime. Anyway, I am glad that I am finally getting a hang-for-the-thing. Wonderful! :)

What you are seeing here on the right side is the result of 90-100 minutes' work. For a beginner like me, that is really something. The idiot I am, I put my signature on the right-bottom corner, even before giving the yellow corners.

Initially, I was doubtful - whether to give the yellow corners and the black border? Or to simply leave it like that. But now I think the decision was not wrong after all.

Of course, the flowers are not finished yet; Anthurium has to have one cream/yellow small thing at the centre. Well, that can wait. I was dying to show my RAPID-Development ability to the whole world! :)

Signing off, Sands.

PS1: The photo hasn't come well as the paint is still wet and is reflecting some of the light.

PS2: Am I becoming like the barbers@Pazhani? - starting with a new one before finishing the previous ones!

PS3: I have zillion things to do... and what am I doing?