This little deviation from the usual brought to you by the randomly-strung-group-of-words that was my status message then:
All what-her-ed down,
That’s me,
And yes, my eyes are chocolate brown,
As is the skin furrowed by my frown,
If I were king, I’d probably look silly wearing that crown,
Probably a little less sillier than being a clown, (at a child’s birthday party – )
I would have my fair maidens feed me sweet sweet grapes,
As I sipped from a goblet, and I’d be in a few minutes,
All what-her-ed down.
It’s been quite a week. I managed to stay at Bidadi for nearly a whole week without spiriting (no, not sprinting) back home. Yesterday I had to come home and learn a bit of SQL. And it proved to be well worth it. I learnt quite a bit (something about SQL JOINs being really cool as opposed to SELECTs from multiple tables,) and stayed up quite late into the night in the process (4:30 AM). I had to be up by 6:00 to leave for Bidadi before the city woke up. I woke up at 7 AM and found myself disJOINted and groggier than ever. And this continued through the day.
Could hardly connect with Objects today in class. Wasn’t I certified for being able to do a little bit of that? Planning to finsh that up during the weekend. Also somebody’s going to be a lot poorer this weekend. And I know it’s going to be me. Goodbyes will be said, people will break bread, and talk of the dead, all to mark the end of another era and the beginning of something new.
And yes, this week also marked the twenty-second incident of the earth going around the sun since when I was considered existent enough to be called ‘cute’.
Of course, a lot has changed now.
I’ve always held silly contrarian views on birthdays. I’m beginning to like them now.
To all those who checked in: Thank you. To all those who didn’t, I’ll look you up on facebrook.