Zindagi Rockz

So I'm a frequent traveler between Hassan and Bangalore and the Club Class Airavat (Bus) is my preferred mode of transport.. It certainly burns a hole in the pocket because a regular non stop 'kempu' bus ticket would cost jus 200..but then I would have to meet a lot of unpleasant people on the kempu bus and endure their company for a good 4 hours on an uncomfortable bus ride.. Hence the journeys on the "more expensive but comfortable and free from clowns" Airavat.. Normally I spend the journey time trying to catch up on sleep/listening to music/playing Candy crush (Oh yes! I'm still addicted to that game.. lol).. On one such journey a lady happened to be sitting beside me.. I was answering an official call.. Just as I hung up she turned towards me and struck up a conversation with me.. Now all you people who know me closely know how much I hate small talk...and what I hate more is when strangers sitting next to me in the bus, try to start a conversation wi...

So for those of you who know me closely, know about my penchant for sarcasm.. I don't miss any opportunity to be sarcastic especially with people who're close to me/those who're acting too cocky and need to be put in their place/those who can understand my brand of humour.. Yeah I say 'brand' because over the years I have mastered the art of dropping a punch line with a straight face.. And I notice people looking at me very intently when I say something.. they're actually trying to ascertain if I'm being serious or if I'm joking.. well you'll never know because I'll never show (my true feelings).. lol.. So I've come across some really silly questions which make for a perfect opportunity to be sarcastic.. But then my mom always told me that if I can't say something nice I should be quiet.. so now you all know why I usually come across as a shy, "quiet" person.. lol Anyway here are some silly questions and my equally silly (...

So I'm sure most of you are familiar with the game we usually play during Christmas time called "Secret Santa".. Wherein you pick up the name of some fellow staff member at work and you are their "Secret Santa" and you are supposed to give your "kid" a gift on Christmas.. For various reasons we decided the "gift giving" would be done on New Year's Day.. But the period between Christmas to New Year would be utilized in dropping hints to our respective "kids" and challenge them to guess the identity of their Secret Santa.. In my so many years of playing this game never have I seen a group more sportive than my team at Regional Office at Hassan.. In the true spirit of the game many staff members took time out to buy small gifts/leave notes for their respective "kids".. It was so much fun to watch my colleagues at work receive little gifts/notes from their Secret Santas'.. It was more fun when they were teasing the ...