Serendipity

Hungry Little Critters

SpOiLD_BrAt — Thu, 13 May 2004 13:29:40 +0530

My My My!! ain't these blogs hungry little critters. You just gotta keep feeding them. And to top if off, I do believe that I have Writer's Block...:( It's been a number of days since my last post and, despite my decision to make an entry every day, I can't come up with anything. I've been at the computer off and on a million times this weekend, checking email, playing a game or two, and reading blogs, but I haven't been able to do any writing.

Yep, it's Writer's Block...Alright!

My brain has been spinning, trying to come up with one good idea to write about. I've cast my penny into the Well of Inspiration and heard it clink! against the bottom...So, now I'm wondering about this whole Writer's Block thing... It's kinda cool, really. Just think, you're a writer and you can't come up with anything worthwhile. Well, you just say, "I've got Writer's Block" and everyone suddenly becomes very understanding and supportive. "Don't worry, it'll come," they say... Or, "Hey, don't force it, just let it happen"... What other job allows for this easy way out? Can you imagine going to your job at McDonald's one day and telling your manager that you have Burger Block? "That's okay, Billy, you just go sit and read the paper until you feel like flipping those All Beef Patties again." Not likely. Or how about a lifeguard with Swimmer's Block? "Gee, I could have saved him, but I just can't bring myself to swim today..." It's pretty obvious how well that would go over. No, the tolerance for not being able to do your job consistently from one day to the next is pretty low... unless you're a writer :D

Hmmm... Seems I've gotten pretty far into writing a post, despite my Writer's Block... The downside is, I can't think of a clever way to end it! Is there such thing as Finisher's Block...? :P

What Every Cosmo Girl Should Know

SpOiLD_BrAt — Fri, 07 May 2004 15:09:11 +0530

Ok, I read Cosmopolitan, AND I actually liked it. I am an
avid reader, maybe sad, but true nonetheless. Anyhow,
here recently, since I have been basking in my singledom
(*made-up word*), I have been paying special attention to
all the little quirks that the editors over at Cosmo think
every "Cosmo girl" should know. I have been noticing that
there have so many ploys to "catching" a guy. Do this, do
that, blah blah blah. It is actually pretty funny at
times. Every issue has the Cosmo girls Ten Commandments
of things one should never do if hoping to snag a mate,
and yeah they are a little off the wall so HOPEFULLY no
one has actually ever done them...if they have, they
deserve to be single. Anyhow, THE POINT is coming. In
this month's issue of Cosmo the editors have picked up on
the theme of the 'Fun Fearless Female'...something, I am
sure all of us of the XX chromosome family aspire to be.
The "FFF" is a woman who is completely confident in
herself, her body, her decisions, etc. She has no worries
and certainly no regrets. Her number one rule? To have
no rules. Screw the whole "you never kiss on the first
date;" one quoted "FFF" said that if the evening was great
and she had a great time and felt the desire to kiss the
guy at the end of the first date, then she damn well was
going to. Be confident enough to acknowledge another
beautiful woman around your significant other without
feeling jealous or threatened by her presence.
Basically, the "FFF" is the epitome of the modern, strong,
opinionated woman who has thrown away the conventional
ideas of the quiet, subdued, subservient female of
yesteryear.

I aspire to be a FUN FEARLESS FEMALE! Screw society's
standards and expectations. I am only young once, and
darnit, I want to have some fun while I can!

Life - An Unwanted Mystery?

SpOiLD_BrAt — Wed, 05 May 2004 05:48:36 +0530

Just took a hot shower....sometimes, don't u wish u could wash away the thoughts racing through your mind like the dirt on your body? HUH! Too far-fetched I guess. Thoughts are crazy today. Wish I could put them into perspective, so here it goessssss.......(I hope this blog thingie doesnt have a word limit, lol)

1). I keep telling people, "once something is lost thats when you feel and experience true feelings and those will form enough basis for your decision." I wonder sometimes why it has to be that way? Why can't people just understand the situation and not have any doubts. Maybe it is human tendency to do so. In addition, if I am placed in that situation as a normal person, I would probably act the same way as well. Who knows? Once again, unless I am in that situation I cannot help but merely watch it and be a viewer rather than doer!

2). Life sometimes has the hardest choices. On second thought, it always does. It is amazing if a reason is strong enough to hold you back to certain things. If that reason has that much power, is the person really weak then? So, the person who actually thinks that he has the absolute power is robbed off his/her opportunity because of the reason that he/she invented. People in one's life demand things and it is the fault of the person to fulfill the demands it is up to them to against them or go for them. Once you start fulfilling one dream the nature of the person is such that they start demanding more things, eventually it so happens that the whole life of one's is dedicated to fulfill the wishes of others and demands of the person.

3). Now lets talk about OUR INTUITIONS. I hear people say it all the time, yet somehow the word itself baffles me. Our perceptions of people are mostly intuitive. We take them in as a whole - accent, clothes, build, expression, complexion, voice, stances, gestures, the regional, social and class cues - all delivers itself as once, as a full gestalt, to intuition. Intuitions occuer; we do not make them. They come to us as a sudden idea, a definite judgement, a grasped meaning. They come with an event as if brought by it or inherent in it. Another important characteristic of intuition is the way it works, It does not expand slowly as a gradual suffusion of mood, nor does it advance by thought, step by step; nor does it come to its insight by a careful examination of sensate details that compose the whole object before me. As I have been told, Intuition is clear, quick and full. Like a revelation it comes all at once, and fast. I guess it is quiet independent of time and it falls apart when we ask of them temporal questions such as "when did this occur?" "what is the origin?" And so on. Because intuitions are clear, quick and full and therefore so convincing, they can be wholly wrong, missing the mark just as quickly and completely as they can get it right. Taking this into consideration, CAN'T ALL OF OUR INTUITIONS BE AS MUCH WRONG AS THEY ARE RIGHT????????

Loser For the Day, hehe

SpOiLD_BrAt — Tue, 04 May 2004 02:00:32 +0530

Hmmm...First Blog!! What Do I write?

This one friend was talking abt how he started his first ever BLOG on fullhyd and I was like, C'monnnn...this is one of the most laziest people I know :)) (Just Playing, in case u happen to read this :P) I always thought these blog thingies were for losers or people w/no lives...Now does that make me a loser? Uh-Oh....OH WELL, HEYYYYYY who cares? Its my life anywayz...I'm sure they wouldnt hang me for changing my opinion, lol. Its sorta kewl I guess.

Well, Nothing more to write for now...so BOOKMARK this page for more exciting updates and insight into my adventurous life :P Lata!