Anything in life is addictive. I for one was barely ever addicted to any thing related to food. If my mom misses her daily dose of a sip of tea in a day - you know she will have a bad one all through. Addiction for me has only been something external, atleast nothing so close to edibility as such...I am addicted to movies, I am addicted to my converse, to the Internet, addicted to Macbook Pro, addicted to Will and Grace, Seinfield...and so forth. My list can never be complete. But slowly I am realizing something very essential. I am getting addicted to caffeine. Well how did I find out- I remember those regular boring days at the office, my heavy head almost feeling like, it would stop working any second. Thats when a glass of coke worked like magic for me and miraculously the nauseating feel or the headache easily went away. Now... that! my friend is a sign, I am getting addicted. That ONE THING I was trying sooo hard to stay away from. I work at a place where there's a free flow of caffeine from, pops to coffee, hence can't help it!..
So I hope to reverse my unhealthy habit as soon as I go back home. But don't know when that would be. I am also realizing that the old me is gradually spreading its root. The lazy me, I better get out of that vicious cycle. Being a couch potato all day, is sure not helping.
So, it finally rained today, the very first rain of the summer. After a long time I felt so complete physiologically. After a constant flow of snow, then a bit of sunshine, all we were missing; a few droplets of water. ANd finally it happened today..yeh!!..can't wait to take some pictures now. Well, holi has offiicially arrived for me, after long and gruesome months of winter. A few drops of rain was bound to make me happy. I also feel like I am getting home sick everyday. No wonder I have been listening to a lot of Hindi movie songs to get over it. I am not such a big fan of hindi movie songs- but I know this is the closest I can get to - for anything local..besides some Indian food may be..but since solid food has never been my addictive element. Music does seem to replace my illuionistic addiction pretty well I think..at least on the matters of home sickness.
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