Hyperbole

Ah Spring! The clear blue sky, the cool breeze and the mellow sun. There used to be a time when I used to be very fond of winters but with passage of time it's spring that I look forward to the most. The weather is just perfect for moving out and even sleeping. You have this feeling of rejuvenation, specially if it comes after a long dull winter.

Well so this is how it goes. So many things to write about, so many thoughts to process. So I bought this book on rebirth recently. The indian perspective of it as it was written by a lady in Bomaby who lost her two sons in a car accident somewhere in the 60s. The date of their death was 22nd Feb something and the music playing in the back ground while I was browsing through it was the signature tune of Karz. It took me sometime to figure out the movie as only the tune was playing. It gave me the creeps once I related the two events. The book makes for an interesting read. There are many things that one disagrees with but the gist of the book that one just needs to be a good soul to have a peaceful afterlife and religious fanfare is crap was something I agree with. She made heaven sound like a Parsi housing complex with various floors. I think there were nine levels and the penthouse was the one having god. Seemed very apt.

I have always stuck to a tele-serial which I get obsessed with and go to any extent to watch it. As a kid it started with CHIPS from PTV, Star Trek (the original one with William Shatner), Knight Rider......and there was hiatus of a few years during college before I got back with M.A.S.H. and Simpsons. What I noticed today was that there is a slight change in my personality which relates to the serial I am addicted to at that moment. Whether it was Seinfeld, How I Met Your Mother or Grey's Anatomy. Or maybe even House. And nowadays it's Louie. There is something about the guy which slowly gets on you. My mood has been a bit grey oflate and I realised it could be due to the over all tone of the serial, cause otherwise my life is just the way it has always been.