Comeback Post

Ah it’s a while now. From then and now a lot of water has flown under the bridge.
It’s almost something which I never thought of.
I had things planned and lined up. It was as if I knew what I am going to do 2 years hence.

And see how different it is from where I am, and whatever changes have happened in my life.

So one lesson which I have learnt is, that only constant is change. This seems a bit cliché, but true. As far as blogging is concerned, tried lot many times but my oldest friend procrastination was always there to persuade me otherwise.
But nevertheless, does it matter anyway? I have no audience whatsoever to keep track of my blabbers so no regrets.

As far as I am concerned and my state of my mind is concerned, I am comfortably numb right now. Professionally and personally I am at such a stage of my life which can take me anywhere. There are times in life when you really don’t know what’s happening? The best thing to do in such a situation is to, leave yourself to the flow. Let it take you wherever it wants.
Don’t know if speaking out will solve anything. But as I always say, who cares? Being silent also never solved anything anyways.
Speaking of silence, it almost came to my mind that the blog’s name itself is silent reader. But during the time gone by did I read anything worth mentioning of? Not exactly.

Who the hell wants to write about oneself anyways?

So, talking of few events, which needed some attention. Federer finally did it. It was long time coming. And what a relief was it. I watched one of the epics live. It was fun, but my respect grew for Roddick. That guy has come of age. But in the end we can only have one winner, and that was to be the greatest of all time. I have this feeling that everyone wants greatest of all times to be during their time. And I am no different. Won’t it be nice to tell your grandchildren that you watched them live in action? And what a sight it was.
Coming to greats, MJ’s was a sad and untimely demise. It came as a bolt from blue. Even when I was watching his memorial live, at times it seemed so untrue. Which makes us realize how mortals we are? Personally speaking, I always found him a tad over rated. Never was able to understand his lyrics however hard I tried. The accent or the heavy music which pre ceded never made me comfortable. But yes, I have to admit about his moves. There was no one like him. And may be in a long time to come, there won’t be anyone either. Especially when music channels where telecasting his old songs, it was spell bounding.
I liked the one especially with Jackson 5 song. He was a child prodigy no doubt. Stage presence was electrifying. The best part was whatever interview I watched, he came across as a very shy person. At times it was hard to believe if both the persons were same. Stage used to transform him into something else altogether.

So thats's all for starters...

Happy Reading!!!!