Midnight Madness

God should save me. God knows from what.

On the other hand, I wonder what an atheist would've said, if he was as excited and worried as I am now. 

Some things in life are like Dravid's stint at the crease. You eagerly look forward to it. But it's so difficult to see it ending that you sometimes wonder in your desperation if it shouldn't have started at all. The wait seems much better. 

Shining a Light

I go cribbing about my life's shortcomings and the next day the sun hides behind a thick blanket of clouds the whole day making me crave for nothing else.

Insecure

Two of our security guards have left for Nepal. Our contractor says he's had to let go more than hundred Nepalese men, who've returned to homeland because of the virus scare. I hope it's nothing to do with our recent troubles with Nepal. 

It occurred to me today that I hardly know any 50-plus people. I know 40-pluses and 60-pluses but not in between. So now that I've begun conversing with one, I wonder what the ideal topics are. But I know the other person can't carry it off for long so maybe I shouldn't worry so much. 

Our daily infection numbers are really numbing. 

Sunny Voices

You have a terrible day with your head splitting at the end of it and all you want is to sleep and then suddenly someone drops you a message and the headache vanishes and you feel as fresh as a newborn. If only people knew!