Yes, I have once again made an attempt to vouch for zilch negligence of this space.

I know, this blog has been more of a neglected than cherished one but I (will) try.

It has been almost infinity since, well, almost anything and I decided to retreat back to this humble and forgiving site of a web as an avenue for my stuffed incoherent rants and failed injected humour.

I do miss this page and I do miss the writing the most. I sense an influx of incessant, redundant spams coming up in just a bit!

xx

Nebulae

I am honest when I say that I am afraid to find out balance of my emotional capacity to reason and accept things after these 8 days. It has been an emotional and toiling turmoil. Something that acquired the ability to saunter the straight walks from my mind and to cause an uproar in the emotional as well as logical department in my brain. Yes, it had also indeed set flames from from my heart that I could actually feel it drop and switch off almost in a gradual, excruciating tick. Call me dramatic, call me sensitive, but this is love. Upfront and raw, and ready to kill.

Through The Looking Glass

Today, I resumed to my buying frenzy of Penguin classics books. Having the same parallel as my relationship with clothes and optimism, these books will be existing in a cycle of buy and keep and throw. It's sad how I adopt this habit from life down to the non-living items like books.

I would like to watch Winnie the Pooh now.

"Weeds are flowers too once you get to know them." - Eeyore-Winnie The Pooh

A Caucus Race And A Long Tail

'Fury said to a mouse, that he met in the house, "Let us both go to the law: I will prosecute you. -Come, I'll take no denial,; We must have a fair trial: for really this morning I have nothing to do." Said the mouse to the cur, "such a fair trail, dear Sir, with no judge or jury would be wasting our breath," " I'll be the judge, I'll be the jury," Said cunning old Fury: "I'll try the whole cause, and condemn you to death. "

Extracted from Lewis Caroll's acclaimed 'Alice's adventures in wonderland'.

The book cost me less than five dollars, and now I find myself falling into

each and every tiny morsel of a quote, every saying.

Am I in love? Yes.