25 May 2010
By Shayon
In Bangalore, City Life, Life Sucks, Mumbai, Personal, Thoughts
Time, as they say, stops for none. Nah, not even for the Devil himself. My last week has been weird. I mean, it’s been great in some respects, but then, it kinda sucked too. On top of it, I have been keeping shit busy. And hence this post, after a hiatus of one whole week!
Well, first things first. I must admit, I have NEVER (yes, never!) before received a blog award, and here is the very first one, thanks to Rohini. Yes, I am happy. I must admit, I am not really excited about the award itself. But the very gesture that Rohini felt this blog should be awarded, was what touched my heart. And of course, just like your very first love, you always remember your very first blog award. So, without any more ado, here’s my award! 
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Blog Award, Home, Launch, Life, Mumbai, Sadness
18 May 2010
By Shayon
In Bangalore, City Life, Life Sucks
Would you believe it? I just survived a freaking 30 hours of load shedding, yesterday? Oh yes, the power had gone at 5pm, Sunday, and finally showed it’s face at 11pm, last night! Why? Well, apparently some unfortunate transformer had decided to die after some 7 years of service. Fuck! Just 7 years and a transformer goes for a toss? What shit kind of equipments has the Karnataka government commissioned for? All bloody cheaters, out here! First the auto rickshaw drivers, second – the landlords, and now the Karnataka government itself!
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Cook, Launch, Load Shedding, Mayhem
14 May 2010
By Shayon
In Bangalore, City Life, Life Sucks
It’s a tiring day. It’s a real fucking tiring day.
First, one of my roommates ends up with 10 friends of his, most of them rockers, last night. And they wreaked up a havoc in the house. The whole house is full of rain stained foot prints, the bathroom drain is clogged by the maggi they had cooked last night, the whole kitchen has potato peels, water and chinese soup spewn all over. And to top it all, I had prepared Omlette and bread as breakfast for these guys, in the morning.
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Fucked, Life, Tired
13 May 2010
By Shayon
In Bangalore, City Life
It is freaking 4 in the morning, and I suddenly woke up. Why? Well, all thanks to the innumerable mosquitoes buzzing all around my room, just because I had forgotten to switch on the mosquito repellent for one single night!
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House, Life, Morning
11 May 2010
By Shayon
In Bangalore, City Life, Festive, Jovial
Yes, I do remember my promise, and here comes the blog post outlining my last weekend and how I spent it.
Raj came to Bangalore on the Friday night, and another friend of ours, Golu, was supposed to join us by the next day, morning. Friday, we had an amazing time, with me cooking chicken, rice and a couple of poached eggs, accompanied by the legendary old Monk. Here are a couple of pics of that night.
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Bangalore, Friends, Partying, Trip
05 May 2010
By Shayon
In Bangalore, City Life, Life Sucks
How could my life ever be unexciting? Doesn’t matter what season it is, excitement never ceases to exist. Lucky guy, eh? Wait till I tell you the rest of it 
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House, Kitchen, Mess, Stove, Water
04 May 2010
By Shayon
In Bangalore, City Life
Since yesterday, the office lift has gone non-functional. Why? I have no clue. Why hasn’t it yet been not repaired? I have no clue either! But yeah, the situation does manage to humor a lot of my friends because they think going up and down the stairs of 4 floors is the only form of exercise I might have gotten, all my life. How they forget that sex itself makes you burn almost 350 calories, which is quite a bit, I tell you!
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Bangalore, Calories, Food, Longing, Mumbai, Shopping, Update
This blog is basically a chronicle of my life, and my emotions, since the time I first left home, in search of the oblivion, in quest of my ultimate goal. This blog has a lot of my memories that still manages to churn out a plethora of emotions within me, every time I wade through the cobwebs of my memory. While I was just a little teenager when I started with it, today I am in the transition phase of being a man of my own stature. And the journey still continues.
