Comments on: Bamba and Bumps

by: Random Expressions » Blog Archive » Life’s Spontaniety

Tue, 03 Apr 2007 10:34:57 +0000

[...] Just break free, puff up your chest, take in a lungful of air, and go out and see that life is too huge to be confined. Don’t just live for the moment but live in the moment. Leave the route that you take daily, and turn your steps into a road that you aren t aware of. Who knows, you might across the most sensational garden. There are chances that it might be just a putrified garbage dump also, but then you won’t have the regret of not having taken the path, would you?Explore the world, and for that one doesn’t have to thumb through the Lonely Planet editions to enjoy the exotic destinations. If I had just followed the strict path, I wouldn’t have seen the Nawgarh Fort (near Bah). If I had chosen to hear the voice of reason, I wouldn’t have seen the Ganges flow at Soron. However irritating the bambas and bumps are, they have given me an enrinching insight into a country that I didn’t ever know existed.Yesterday I lived in Nepal, today I have pitched my tent in Agra, and tomorrow it could be another destination. I am not only prepared for it, but looking forward to visiting a new place and not just as a tourist, but as a citizen! I don’t know which one, but that’s where all the excitement builds up. [...]

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Wed, 24 Jan 2007 11:22:39 +0000

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by: Deepak Jeswal

Fri, 29 Dec 2006 04:41:03 +0000

Amit - A warm warm welcome to the blog Thanks for ur wishes. But as u know, stuck with a routine job it becomes a tough thing to follow one’s passion. Still, will give it a strong thought. Thanks again. And do keep reading

by: Amit

Thu, 28 Dec 2006 12:03:49 +0000

I strongly felt after reading your blogs that you should definitely start concentrating upon writing, writing and only writing. This is the gift given to you by GOD. So apraise it and don’t waste your talent here there. Hope we will get the opportunity to read your stories, novels etc.
Desperately looking for them.
All the best for your writing………….

by: Deepak Jeswal

Wed, 27 Dec 2006 11:04:18 +0000

Kaushi - What the heck am i doing these days! Search me…as of now even i m lost. Potholes in Amrika…Ram Ram!!!!

Mehak - Thank u, and same to you!

Prakash - Yeah it can be quite an experience indeed!

Ragz - Well, kabhi offline baat hogi toh bata doonga what i do Wishes to u as well for a very happy and prosperous new year. And story *rolling eyes heavenwards* I hope so i hope so too…

Pri - bilkul sahi kaha - my santro is complaining, whining and making squeaky sounds…poor Rampyari

Manish - Your message has been shown and passed on to Ajeet

Juneli - Arre, meri koie dushmani nahi hai Ashaji se. I do listen to her songs as well, and this one was in a mixed collection.

by: Juneli

Wed, 27 Dec 2006 10:25:11 +0000

I want to comment on only one thing

Surprised!!! In DJ’s Santro, Ashaji’s CD!!!!! Sab theek toh hai na

by: Manish

Tue, 26 Dec 2006 08:21:15 +0000

Its shame on Ajeet. I got it at once - Bamba is what we in villages call small Nahar.

by: priyangini

Tue, 26 Dec 2006 06:17:33 +0000

sirji, aapki toh pata nahi par santro ki vaat lag rahi hai. ek kaam karo, company car hi use karo varna bahut din tak saath nahi degi tumhari rampiyari.

by: Ragz

Tue, 26 Dec 2006 04:34:06 +0000

LOL!:D ..OMG! I’m so so curious to know what takes u to such places!!Have learnt the names of quite a new places in N.India..thanks to u!

hey,forgot what i came here for…Wish you a very Happy New Year!God bless.Naye saal mein ek ishtory ho jaye..pleej;)

by: Prakash

Mon, 25 Dec 2006 05:49:27 +0000

hi, i remember my summer internship days with a FMCG major and I was forced to make all these visits to desolate places !! it was an ‘experience’, I must admit…..

the bamba thing was funny…hehehehe