The Truth About Me-self

First of all, thank you all for stopping by my last post and encouraging me with your kind-kindest words. It did it's part in curing me. I'll ever be grateful to all of you for that. And for burdening up your mind I'm back again, feeling all relaxed and pepped up with a real fun post. This was an older post which I put in before anyone of you started following me. I'm deleting that post and reposting it here. So here is another leaf out of my crazy life for you all to read and discover another face of the brooding, sulking Ekan that I was in my last post. This happened to me almost a couple of years back when I was working in Bangalore. As is my very nature, I did not fail to befriend a few dogs in Shantinagar (I lived with room mates for an year there) and this particular black beauty was my favourite because she was the only one who used to welcome me without a fail every evening when I returned from work. I don't know from where, but she always used to come a...

I'm not too sure how much she enjoyed it? I took Tasha for a walk today. She was chasing the loose end of my trousers most of the time than she was walking. Well, this is her first day out and a prelude to the daily routine that she'd have to follow here on. She was less than two months old when I brought her home. I did buy a collar belt and a chain for her. But she being too tiny, the red, cute and studded belt proved too big for her neck. When I first tried it two weeks back she performed rather an acrobatic stunt and showed me how easily she could slip out of it. "Did she grin at me after that?". Well, I might have imagined that. Anyways, she walked around un - threatned for the past two weeks and the collar belt and chain lay on top of my almari . But her lady luck, I presume, has betrayed her. I noticed that she has grown a bit in these two weeks. Actually it was one of friends who noticed her longer legs. "Why not try the collar now?". The thought ...

Hi! This is real fun. I took Tasha out for a ride on my bike today. Actually, she had to be taken to a vet. So, I put her in a bag and put her over the tank of my bike and zoom, we went to meet her psychian who lives 5 km away. She didn't give me any trouble at all. She was all to happy to sit there and she enjoyed the evening breeze on her face. It was a scene for many of the other motorists - a guy riding with a little black dog sitting on the tank of his bike, her silken black ears flapping against the gush of wind... Only if I could take a snap of it!

I know many of you might think I'm utter crazy to write something like this. But, honestly, I'm overwhelmed by the fact that I finally have a puppy. This is something I've been dreaming for since the past 8 years. Circumstances and many other factors always stood in between me and my prospective puppy. And look at the destiny or fate or whatever, I now have a puppy, Tasha, who was born on my birth day. Now, isn't that wonderful? Don't you think I can talk a bit too much about having dogs? Ok ! Now, let me come back to what I wanted to say. I see a lot of advantage about having a dog over a b'friend or a g'friend . Let's see how: Dog Vs b'friend A dog wouldn't ask for an emotional support from you. It wouldn't care whom you slept with last night. It wouldn't complain if you got drunk at the party last night. It wouldn't bother if you have another b'friend . It wouldn't ask you to marry it just ' coz you said you love it....

I'll tell you the difference between looking after a baby and a pup. Babies will grow to talk - Puppies will grow to listen Babies need to be changed diapers - Puppies don't wear diapers Babies cry for everything - Puppies stare at you so expectantly for everything Babies soil your clothes and bed spreads - Puppies soil the corners of your home Babies sleep whenever they feel like - Puppies sleep at regular intervals Babies keep you busy by seeking your attention 24x7 - Puppies don't bother you much. They're happy if you spend a little time with them for playing Babies look at things with amusement - Puppies look at things with curiosity Babies can't be forced to silence - Puppies can be forced to silence Babies grow comparatively slower - Puppies grow comparatively faster Babies drool - Puppies don't drool as much Babies need to be washed daily - Puppies need to be washed once in every three days or so Babies can't be expected to be loyal once they grow up ...