Yes! Finally one of my wish came true as now I’m also a forun return. I went to Japan last to last week as a part of our training. We went to Osaka and Tokyo. As a part of training, we visited Plasma factory, Global HQ etc. One interesting thing to see was recycling plant for FMCD. It’s good to see a co. taking some social initiative, though I know there is always a scope for profit. Well, we travelled from Osaka to Tokyo by Bullet train or Shinkansen, in Japanese. It was a nice experience. And then in Tokyo, did some wild things too which I should not discuss here J
Overall the trip was nice. The best part of the trip was humbleness and courtesy of Japanese people. They are shy and real humble people. They would never say yes straight way but also would never say no blatantly. But I don’t like those Japanese sitting in India office. Real bunch of idiots, truly. One day, the Japanese who sits next to me says I’m always late and he would report this to my HR manager. Bloody idiot, Ja kar de as if I’m afraid. If I sit in office till 8, then I don’t think it’s a crime to come 10 min late that too due to some unavoidable traffic jam. Well, leave it since my boss has no problem with me of that sort.
Also, lots of mixed thoughts going with me these days, as always. Today, I appeared for ONGC GT exam. While returning from Lajpat nagar, I encountered a happy and sweet family in metro comprising of parents, Grandma and two children- a boy and a girl, twins I think. I was observing them since they boarded the train. The dad was too caring and children were too naughty. They wanted to hang on the handles in the metro and sweet dad helped them in doing this. The boy was just running here and there across metro poles and girl, as other girls, was less naughty. I observed dad doing high five with his children when they could hang properly. Also, he was consistently listening to his wife and mom. It was nice to see this where a man who is caring towards his children as well as his mom and wife. How nice some people are in their lives and fulfil all responsibilities with great heart and efforts. I also want to become like him. I know I’ve been a best son, best brother and a best friend. But now I also want to become a best husband and a best father. Best father for only children above 3-4 yrs of age, since infants take away parents’ sleep :P . I want twins to play and care forever. Well, it’s just a random thought and I don’t want to marry so soon.
I just read P’s blog who stated about SRK and I’m again going mad about him. Actually what I want is to carve my life just like that of SRK’s though I don’t want to lose my parents and also don’t want my sisters go disturbed. But yes, I want to achieve rest everything like him. I know we are just a part of Indian middle class who will get a fat belly after 30s and then wife, children and what not. And like others, I would also get rest directly in my 60s now L. But still, want to be as successful and nice as SRK.
Sometimes, I think I and P think so deeply about life. But the difference is that if that deepness takes a toll of me, I just shrug all those thoughts. But I think P doesn’t. He’s going to settle abroad and one more friend will be departed after Adi. I still know how much sad I was when I was in NITIE and Adi was heading towards Delhi Airport to depart for US. But never mind, Life is like that. Only my God will stay with me till my last breath and rest is all transient.
Also, few events happened in last few days that really disturbed me and my mood was off due to that. Actually, I was too keen to take revenge, as always, from someone. On this, my school friend and flat mate D advised me “don’t live like petrol which will always catch fire and will burn everything including itself. But live like water which is needed by everyone and nobody can survive without it”. So I took his advice very seriously. Deep words they were. In short, I’m just waiting for my Miss right now.
Lot more to write but post is getting lengthier. So next time.
