Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Will chrome change the www?
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
A letter
Hi Only-person-who-reads-my-blog,
Hope you are doing well. Do let me know when you are free.
Thank you.
Regards,
Jayesh
Monday, August 11, 2008
And another one...
| Had a good start to the day, courtesy this Grey Butcherbird. Was having my usual cup when his mixture of piping cries and throaty calls caught my attention. That's the one common thing amongst all birds who visit me, they're all incredibly noisy! | |
| I had clicked this bird in June thinking it was the omnipresent Magpie-Lark until today I saw the "hook" on the beak. It feels good to get it right now. More information here. |
Saturday, August 9, 2008
New kid on the block
| On an inevitably lazy Sunday morning, I heard a recognizably new voice outside the balcony. Luckily he was gracious enough to allow ample time to get some reasonable shots (though the tree branches and criss-cross wooden planks of my balcony wall made it a bit hard to get a good look at him) It is a male Oriole(Fig bird). Few more pictures here. Hope the visitors keep coming often! |
Sunday, July 27, 2008
R.I.P. Randy Pausch
Its never tiring to hear an inspirational person talk, especially if one can see the reason behind his advice.
Stop. Think. Continue...
A significant chunk of our day (and thus our life) is spent doing "routine" things. By that, I mean, activities we are used to doing, and almost do them subconsciously. In my case, for example, brushing teeth, or washing the dishes.
I am almost always thinking about something else while doing the above activities. I thought about it, and as of now, feel that its a mistake. It will be nice to concentrate on what I'm doing rather than something else. So now the idea is to repeat the Stop what you're doing - Think if you can do it better - Continue doing it at regular intervals, to keep myself honest. My mind has a tendency to wander, so I am resorting to this.
Lets see how it goes.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Dharmaandh
Paradox of the month-
Ram bhakti (devotion) can lead to harmony among all religions - L.K. Advani
(For those who do not know, Ram is a Hindu mythological hero)