holiday boom

Holidays are supposed to be funnnnnnnn!


But standing in line to book a ticket is not my idea.



Yeah,



The fresh breeze of the mountains does make you forget it



And it also compensates for the stench of the room which has been used numerously before your arrival

Any place new but has its own charm-- the exploration, the people and sometimes new ways of life


The terrifying result of a vacation is the sleepy office eye the day after and the dull ache in the nape. Sometimes it is aggravated by the looks of the so called not so lucky onlookers.

Why is it difficult for people to come to terms with the fact that everyone has different needs at different times.

Why do I have to be the bulls eye- not that there are any Robin Hoods around- and thank God for that!

To be able to be happy all you need is to be yourself
BUT SOMEONE IS NOT HAPPY SEEING OTHERS BEING THEIR HAPPY SELVES

and that is what may disturb the other also- Like Newton said something about action and replay...(See I guess I flunked Physics)

Then the enormous moment of truth... When to pop the question; which I feel is more tedious than asking for a raise!!!!!!!!!!

The moment has to be diverted from sales figures to nature- a stretch too long and circuitous. The mood has to be developed and a week moment to be snatched under the adversary's eyes.

Careful! It should not look like a wise one then or a retribution later.

Finally smooth operation under the covers to transform the workstation so that it does not look haunted while you were away.

I guess I relax only the week after.