Monday, June 7, 2010
Think!! Think!!
On the other hand, women are constantly thinking, there are dozens of things running through their minds at any given time. Their minds are never at rest. And then he goes to establish what happens when these two different kinds of creatures try to co exist. It's hilarious. But in all seriousness... well, he is right!
If we ever sit down and count the number of things that are running through our minds, simultaneously, or rather try to jot them down on a notepad, we will be surprised we are not insane yet! There are important things, there are the not-so-important things, and then there are completely unimportant things, but they are there, right there all in the mind. Lets just say, we haven't stopped thinking about things, ever since we realized we could think, probably even before that!
Do you ever have that feeling where you just want to sit, close your eyes, put your index finger on your temples, make little circles there, and just breathe....Yes! that feeling. That's probably your brain saying, BUZZZZZZ!!! ZZZ!!! ZZZ!!! Enough!
'Gimme a break! Will you!'
I have that feeling a lot. Sometimes I feel if I could just probably somehow detach my brain and keep in it cold storage for sometime, you know, let it cool off a bit, relax and rejuvenate, and then attach it back, what a lovely feeling would that be!
I bet my mind would go "hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm" rather than "BUZZZZZZZZZ". I would hear acoustic flutes rather than the steel drums pounding away in my head.
Yes I know that sounds utterly stupid, but I am open to ideas! All ideas, sensible or otherwise, you never know what might work! So if anybody out there got any bright light bulbs hanging over their heads, kindly share!! Seriously! I wouldn't mind only a screen saver running through my brain, every once in a while...
P.S. You can watch the video here:
Laugh your asses off!
Friday, June 4, 2010
Little grains of delight...
Well anyway, a friend borrowed all of my cds to dump on her system, and so there I was, wrestling away with the music unit of my car, desperate to find something hear-able.
I am not quite familiar with the various shows running on various stations, (quite frankly they all sound really really similar) but to my delight I found a station which was playing old Dev Anand, Jitendra, Shammi Kapoor songs. Oh! What a delight to the ears. My irritability towards the radio suddenly transformed into a playful singalong session with an occasional shimmy here and there. And boy was it enlivening!!
I was sitting there thinking, much after I had rather quite successfully entertained the people in the adjacent cars, at almost all the traffic lights, how tiny unexpected surprises or rather changes from the ordinary, actually brighten up your day. You could be feeling really low a certain morning, and a school bus driving up beside you with children in the back waving frantically, screaming, "bye bye.. bye bye", brings a smile to your face.
I am not quite sure why I chose to write about my experience last evening, probably because I realized that it never hurts to reiterate the fact that in anticipation of big things and big events in life, we often do not see the little grains of delight that are all around us. Sometimes they are really insignificant to notice, or we are too preoccupied to acknowledge, sometimes we are just too burnt out to give it thought, but sometimes they are just the things required to take that dull, mundane, bummed out mood of yours and turn it around ... :)
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Words.....
Ever wondered how words can create magic, how statements can mesmerize, how expressions can fascinate. Well since you are here reading a blog- I am pretty sure you have. An action might speak more than a thousand words, but an expression can surely be the most beautiful instrument to express a million emotions.
I believe that words are stimuli to our imaginations- stories, conversations, discussions, poetry, songs, sweet nothings, whatever form they might be in- they constantly feed our schools of thought to bring about sometimes meaningful, sometimes not so meaningful reactions. Very tactfully, intentionally, and appropriately chosen words, can trigger reactions that would make no sense to a person outside of the conversation. It can make you want to say things, do things, believe in things which you would never imagine you could come up with.
They can be the greatest turn on-s and of course obviously the greatest turn offs as well. Imagine how difficult would it be to swear in the absence of words. I think all I have been trying to do in this blog is prove a rather obvious point. I know. Probably I can sum the entire thing by saying, a witty stimulating conversation – a wicked mind game, is where the heart finds it fantasy.