27-teen

In my last b'day post also, I mentioned that I have no intention to grow up, whatsoever! I stick to my word and I will. Though a lot changed since then, they happened mostly for good.
27, as a number, has nothing special to claim like I mentioned in my blogpost; but me at 27, can create a lot of special moments during the upcoming 365 days till 28 and guess what, I already started creating special moments :)



This b'day was comparatively a lonely one, except for the phone calls and FB messages which made my day. And I can't thank enough for all the calls which made me feel really special, along with the twitter and FB wishes. For some reason or for no reason, I was really happy during the entire day, despite of the loneliness factor (blah! loneliness is over rated)

26 to 27 was a real roller coaster ride; from daily classes to daily office, from Pune to Nasik, from a zero to 0.1, above all from me to a better me.

So what will it be like in 28, as a beliver, I think only God knows! But again, I would be having some points in my mind? Of course, like a little more will-power, a better spiritual consciousness, a better physique, some more smiles to cheer me up everyday, more time with family and friends, faster completion of official tasks, less hatred-more payback, better health for everyone who I care for, closer to my dreams. More or less, this list sums up everything I want to be in the next one year.

Thanks to everyone for being there, over years, admitting my flaws as a person, appreciating my positives. I get a feeling that this life is getting better with years.

And finally thank God for this gift of life, though it is supposed to accumulate Karma points, I wouldn't mind coming back again :) But make me a human being next time too, or a bird. God are you reading this?

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Comments

Rejil Krishnan said…
Have a lot of good years ahead as the good human being you are. All my prayers with you.
January 30, 2011 at 5:51 PM
Curl Canvas said…
Nice! :) Happy Bday 'Chettaa' :D
January 30, 2011 at 10:26 PM
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