Stephen Fry once said on television that he found this new habit of audiobooks and used to take a stroll listening to the endless of list of works that he once wanted to read and described it as the supreme experience possible … More A boon of books
I have lost count of the number of times I managed to turn up with an excuse for not publishing. The motive is definitely not to give an excuse to the readers who do not actually exist but to please myself. I have tried to lie to myself that I am regularly kept too busy … More The lighter side of Office
A tour in reality is not merely about the location, it is about escaping the ennui. It is about constructing a collage of memories in the book of life. … More Leave you in the summer time
If you are a regular reader of my verbal fiascos which you almost certainly aren’t, you might have read one of my older posts titled ‘Deluxe torture’ in which I have shared one of the most horrendous travel experiences of mine. Since then my relation with the ministry of transport has been mildly satisfactory. Until … More Men don’t book tickets…
I think I can say something about education, so shall I. It is a rummy thing, this education. The word immediately reminds me of the famous song from the legandary Pink Floyd, ‘The Wall’ which says ‘Teachers! leave the kids alone, all you are is just another brick in the wall’, brilliant. Every summer all … More O Puhlease! Not again
