My blog is not my window to the outside world.
It is a window into my inner world.
Dedicated to those who care to take a peek into the world of my thoughts
I have heard of people who stare at objects in the hope that they can move the object with the power of their thought. Today I tried to make my lab experiment produce the desired result by sitting and staring at it.
Dear Ladies, I do not ask you your age, so please don't ask me my stipend amount.
Dear Gentlemen, I do not ask you about the progress of your relationship with your girlfriends, so please don't ask me about my progress with my research work.
If I were gay, then at this point in life, I would have had at least a rough idea of what men want. But NO, I had to go ahead and be straight, spending the rest of my life wondering what women want
Recently, IISc held a Science and Technology run. I will not go into the details here. Needless to say, I knew my stamina and I did not participate in the run. I just stood there and watched the people run.
My body was idle but the mind was overrun with thoughts. One of them stood out.
"Hundreds of people running, wearing numbered chest badges. Marathon or mass prison breakout?"
1. I prefer analog watches over digital watches. This is because even after the battery is dead, the analog watch shows the correct time twice a day.
2. I have an obsession for spotlessly clean, transparent glass surfaces, mirrors and lenses.
3. I can write with both my hands (not at the same time).
4. Chemistry and chess are two things that are very close to my heart. I am unable to decide whether the fact that they both start with “che” is mere coincidence or numerology at work.
5. I love the smell of camphor, medicines and petrol.
6. I firmly believe that if you consider the fact that I comb my hair only once a day, my hairstyle is not so bad.
7. I believe in Murphy’s laws and the existence of aliens. However, I do not believe in ghosts. I sincerely wish that Santa Claus exists.
8. As you must have guessed by now, I have been to a psychiatrist. In fact, I was so good that the psychiatrist came to visit me.
9. On an average, I speak the truth nine out of ten times.
10. Whenever in doubt, I state Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle.