Her name is not the one you tend to come across everyday, it’s quite unique.
She’s very small, which I think in my opinion is cute.
She’s got Lots of class!!!
She’s the perfect definition of the word ADORABLE!!!
It’s magical how when we hug her head finds comfort perfectly beneath my chin.
When she rests her head on my chest, i feel like I’m on cloud 9.
She’s just as sexy as she’s cute. ;)
She’s got a big personality in a small body.
Her mere presence makes me smile like an idiot. She lights up the entire room the moment she walks in. :D
When she makes fun of me by saying ‘jerk!’. Obviously joking around, but she has this face on when she does it, a big smiling happy face.
She’s casual, silly and doesn’t take things too seriously when there’s no need to.
Waking up in the morning, rolling over to kiss her good morning and discovering she’s just as pleasant and just as amazing the second she wakes up as she was every damn day. :)
Her kisses are one of my most favorite things ever.
She’s stronger than most people I know. Not physically given the fact she’s trapped inside that beautiful 5 foot shell of hers, but mentally and emotionally she’s overcome quite a lot.
Her body language can speak a lot louder than her words always.
She’s independant. It’s actually quite scary at times but admirable, she’s capable of carrying herself and doing just fine on her own, yet she always has me next to her. She doesn’t need a guy to make her happy, but she does have a crush on me. :P
She’s got a hell of a drive. If she wants something, she gets it done, even if it means not being able to see or talk to me that night. She’ll stick to her work and get it done. :(
She’s very family orientated and gets along with her family in a very sweet way.
She’s perfect, neither too girlish, nor too tom-boyish.
Whenever she says those magical words, my heart melts.
She still give me the same intense butterflies in my stomach as she did when we kissed for the first time.
How it’s so hard to say goodbye to her, even if I know I’m seeing her the next day.
I love her!!!

This lady is all mine and she knows that I’m all hers. In this relation no person or distance can ever come between us. She’s the greatest thing to happen to me. There honestly is no one else I’d rather be with. I’m becoming a better person with her help, and she’s not even trying, nor am I sure she’s aware it’s happening.

I love this girl. I know you would Call me the names, make fun of me for openly displaying my affection, do whatever; I don’t care! Nothing hurts me as long as i have her.

Have you noticed that even the busiest people are never too busy to take time to tell you how busy they are?

I have too much on my plate at the moment, and by that, I do not mean I’ve lingered too long at the salad bar. Just too much to do. And to top it off in this Delhi heat I have become quite lazy. Normally there are plenty of adjectives that may describe me, and I’m sure many of them have been used both quietly and out loud, but during the “summer” lazy is one that nails my personality.

Sometimes, however, there is too much to look at on the list and when that happens I want to play and do things that are fun. I’m quite sure these are signs of an underdeveloped maturity and indications of my inner kid asking to be let out. Today I want to bungee jump of the sydney harbour bridge, snorkel in the waters around Bonaire, Netherlands, or feel the pull of the rope in my hands as I skim across the wake behind a speeding boat. Sigh. Instead I shall be donning formals and exploring the murky depths of Delhi Markets unraveling the mysteries of how to more of something which is already selling in large quantities.

Probably the most weird part about is that when my minds TODO list becomes overburdened, my dreams tend to take weird proportions putting me on crazy adventures involving ridiculously improbable scenarios. For example last night I was a pro golfer teeing of the leaning tower of Pisa into the Mediterranean Sea and for some for some god forsaken reason having a hamburger on the way.

Anyways need to get back to work now so i would stop here. Hopefully my work would lessen after my internship and I can get back to being myself then.

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The spec I must say are incredible, but what is gonna count is the way the phone is gonna work. The early adopters tend prefer a stripped-down, stock Android experience, but the generally people will love the stuff that Samsung added here. Whether it’s the handset staying awake while you’re reading a book or Web site or the way it captures photos, the Galaxy S III has plenty of “wow” factor to go around. I see a number of things that have me wondering why today’s phones aren’t already handling or doing them.

For example, I can’t count the number of times that I’ve been typing a text message only to fumble around quickly when I received a call out. It makes a lot of sense to be able to switch to calling mode by raising the handset to my ear as the Galaxy S III will allow. Granted, the Direct Call feature in the Galaxy S III might sound trivial to some, but this is the sort of thing that girls show off in the beauty salon.

The same for snoozing the alarm clock, sharing video and content, or the “Pop up Play” multifunction for watching video. While none of these features alone would be enough to go buy a Galaxy S III, I suspect that, combined, they are the reason you would return to Samsung down the road.

Well thats enough for the good parts… I must say that  Ron Amadeo at Android Police is correct in saying that the phone looks ugly… And it does look like its been designed by the Samsung Legal Team rather than by designers.

So there you have it. A darn-near perfect explanation of the GSIII design. Sure, it’s butt ugly, but it’s also 100% (well maybe 90%) lawyer approved. An amorphous, unsymmetrical blob that doesn’t come in black, with a non-permanent dock and non-square icons. There’s no way Apple can add this design to their Samsung lawsuit.

So now, I shall write a real post!

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Once upon a time, the youth of America looked forward to the new releases of their favorite bands. Now they look forward to the latest from Apple.

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Let’s say you’re Steve Ballmer, Michael Dell, Meg Whitman, Larry Page, or Intel’s Paul Otellini. How are you feeling today, a day after Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled the new iPad? Are you discounting the device as just an incremental improvement, the same shiny tablet with a better screen and faster cellular access? Or is it possible you had trouble sleeping last night? Did you toss and turn, worrying that Apple’s new device represents a potential knockout punch, a move that will cement its place as the undisputed leader of the biggest, most disruptive new tech market since the advent of the Web browser? Maybe your last few hours have been even worse than that. Perhaps you’re now paralyzed with confusion, fearful that you might be completely boxed in by the iPad — that there seems no good way to beat it.

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I have a hunch that if we don’t have control over our thoughts and their power, then our emotions can take control over ourselves.

But its certainly not easy to control. We usually allow positive emotions and thoughts be dependent on external factors. And negative emotions can come even without external factors. A simple thought can trigger a negative emotions which might have bad influence on our judgment.

Good emotions that depend only on external factors don’t last. And negative emotions can produce bad thoughts and even worse emotions. I’m pretty sure not only external factors cause diseases but negative emotions are an open door for them too.

Why is it so difficult to make a positive emotion last and so difficult to get rid of the negative ones? The key is learning how to reject every negative emotions when they come.  We’re humans, we can’t control there coming but what we can control is how easily to get rid of them.

Rejecting negative emotions  bring good thoughts and positive emotions that are not dependent on external factors and can last much longer.

I know its all easy to think logically and write it down, but when it comes to practically doing this most of us end up in the same mess with negative emotions all the time. But i believe with practice this would improve and we would see benefits not only in our lives but also the people around us. Anyways the reason for this blog post is quite simple. I mostly am similar to the isolated character played by George Clooney in Up in the Air and also flow his philosophy of having zero baggage what so ever in life. But sometimes you tend to come across situations which makes u wonder!!!