Sunglasses, Shades,
Goggles, Specs, blah blah blah.. this was the most fantasized pair of shit I've
always wanted. From childhood, I started bugging my dad to buy me a pair of
these shiny looking eye-covering things so that I could go about in the bright
sun to play cricket or roam around the city (which was just a reason to show
off) and he always used to drag the issue to the point where he would win the
argument of not having this pair owing to the worldwide deteriorating
I am not an ardent blogger, but I am interested in writing and I find this platform to be quick enough to reach a lot of audience. I find it easy to entertain audience through writing and hence I generally write about the issues of life such as Love, Education, Computers, Automobiles, Men and Women, trending topics in science, and college humor.
Saturday, August 1, 2015
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Weekend Diaries 2015 A.D, July - A two day Trip to Chicago--->> DAY-2
DAY 2 (Continued from DAY-1)
We had a sound sleep in the car except for the backache and the cramps in the neck sleeping for 6 straight hours in the car. So by the morning when we woke up we found that the rest area had a big complex where we had good breakfast and bathrooms to freshen up. There was something special about that rest area (price: free), it was built on top of the freeway connecting two opposite ends like a bridge giving an amazing view of the roads and the vehicles passing beneath it.
Labels:
Chicago,
places to see in Chicago,
two days trip
Location:
Dearborn, MI, USA
Weekend Diaries 2015 A.D, July - A two day Trip to Chicago--->> DAY-1
The impromptu travels have always been fun considering my group of friends and the laziness we possess. I have always been thinking of writing about my travels, but considering my procrastination and the busy schedule (which is completely not true), I've skipped some of the most important journeys mainly covering the major cities and to mention a few would be New York City, Atlantic city, Texas, Pittsburgh, and North Carolina.
Given that it's been a year since I had first traveled to the United States in 2014, I had developed a sense of traveler's eye. But considering the Master's Program that I had enrolled for, I haven't had a lot of spare time to travel so I had to squeeze in my journeys or limit them to weekends or the long weekends.
It is true that when people have the right age they don't have the money to travel, and when they do have the money they don't have the time to explore and when they have both time and money they tend to lose the age. In order not to fall into any of those three categories, I've decided that I would make the ends meet and explore the world even with all the three constraints of money, age and time. And with this motto in mind, I have decided that I would travel the world with all my resources and I've decided that I would record all the memories so that when I grow old, I would look back just to see how effectively have I used my days.
Labels:
Chicago,
places to see in Chicago,
two days trip
Location:
Dearborn, MI, USA
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Motorola Moto X, and Moto G launch event live coverage 2015
Theme
The
theme of the event is the relationship between users and their phones. Motorola
surveys says that, only 39% of phone owners are happy with their handsets and
the rest feel that their phones are boring, bland or unreliable. Motorola guaranteed that the cameras in their new phones will be best in class and
user friendly. Motorola is providing more customization options and smart,
location- and time-based actions like Google Now, which is integrated across
its operating system.
Motorola has introduced three new
phones today
First
The
first model is the new “Moto X Style.”
It has 5.7-inch display and good customization options such as new woods,
a new soft-grip rubber, and new metal accents along with 4GB of RAM. It comes with a 3000 mAH battery and it boasts that's it's the fastest-charging
smartphone in the world. It uses Moto’s own proprietary fast charging system
which adds 10 hours of battery life in 15 minutes.
Monday, July 14, 2014
Author's take on Big Fat Indian Weddings
(Disclaimer: Please
bear with my unpolished approach towards an interesting topic which
might be crude at times, but I hope you would take a note of the points
that I'm intending to express)
This is a controversial topic to start off with which involves sensitive hearts and bonds that revolve around two families who would soon be bound by all the forces of nature. So bear in mind that the article provides a first person perspective of Indian marriages and it is strongly appreciated not to get involved into a personal level.
This is a controversial topic to start off with which involves sensitive hearts and bonds that revolve around two families who would soon be bound by all the forces of nature. So bear in mind that the article provides a first person perspective of Indian marriages and it is strongly appreciated not to get involved into a personal level.
It was a long time since I enjoyed a scrumptious dinner buffet at one of my friend's marriage recently, and after wishing them the regular "congratulations and have a happy married life" stuff and giving away a decent gift with my hard earned money,
Labels:
indian weddings,
money
Location:
Dearborn, MI, USA
Working as a Research Engineer at an Automotive R&D center is quite stressful at times. In order to take a break I tend to write blogs to project my thought process and to vent out the humor side of the world from my perspective. Some contemplation and some ideas put together in this blog to give you a brief gist of my internal intentions.
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