So… My latest trip to home was very very required! I’m glad I did it. I have some interesting revelations
1) I love Bombay… Its true… at the end of the day.. thats where home is, thats where mom and dad are, thats where I know the roads, that’s where I have memories and that is where the heart will be. This by no means implies that I want to live all my life in Bombay… I’m just saying I don’t hate the city the way I did 5 months ago.
2) Weeding out bad memories always helps… Now I have only good memories of Bombay… The people and events that led to the not so nice ones are conveniently MIA
3) Raghu Dixit live is Fucking Awesome
4) My appetite in Bbay isn’t half of what it is here…its true… Pollution and lack of physical activity… but that proves one thing – Supply and Demand never meet
5) I create a mess for myself in my head for no real reason
6) My umbilical cord with my parents is still not broken… I hate being away from them despite how much they may get on my nerves while I’m there. While I’m in bombay… every minute outside the house has to be measured because its time away from mom dad!
7) I’m more tolerant of all the things I disliked in bombay… I actually find it easier to be pluralistic now than before
I have a new plan
9) I am confused as ever
10) I should stop thinking and start some doing….
11) Happiness is internal…
Okay thats it.
This is the road that leads me to Adharshila. The small crowd of trees that you see at the far end is the Adharshila Campus… The road is almost always open and makes for a great evening walk route.
This is the Computer room. It gets its name from the sole laptop that lies on the table here and the fact that there is a battery here from which one can charge their laptops to prevent the dangers of voltage fluctuations of all the other plug points in the campus on the laptops. It is also where I take most of my classes or other work related discussions.
Here is the infamous open bathroom that I have my baths in. It is relatively safe from human eye so long as you ensure you bathe when no one is around or don’t care enough. One must beware of the uninformed animal once in a while like the dog that walked into and out of the bathroom whilst I was having a bath and had soap all over my body. I have to say that that was one of the most interesting moments of my 15 days!

Anticipation didn’t leave much room for sleep on my bus ride to Sendhwa from Bombay. The bus was comfortable and thanks to N, I had some really nice music to keep me company through out. (Jalebee Cartel – Highly Recommend)