One the very first day of the ultimate blog challenge, I would
like to put my ‘being’ before you.
I share the things that have shaped me as an individual.
Lately it’s been a trend to put everything in numerical, like ‘10
books you must read in 2015’, ‘20 facts you need to know about your future
spouse’, ‘25 ways to make your marriage a success’, ‘30 mantras to stay happy
after divorce and break-up’ ‘ 35 facts you must know about your second
marriage’ etc.
So to take a leap into blogging challenge I tried to muster my
absurdity in eleven points. You can call them (if you wish) ‘11 facts you must
know about your fellow blogger’. I would be happy to know yours too.
Here I go-
1. Usually I am an introvert
but ready to become extrovert in the company of beautiful people.
Now it’s a bit weird. You would think that this is the answer of a
person who doesn’t know exactly who he is. You are right. I am an occasional
introvert and opportunistically extrovert. When it is good to be inside I enjoy
it and when it’s good to be outside of myself I make the most of it too. Ok I
have a term for it- ‘ambivert’.
2. Love to read
and eager to talk about the books, movies, music and unexplainable things in
life.
3. I like to confuse
people around me because doing so I bring them to my level. I believe two
confused people are the liveliest and most entertaining of all. As two happy
people double the happiness of each-other and two miserly fellows darken the
misery of each-other, in the same way two confused people heighten the
confusion in the atmosphere.
The more confusion, the greater the fun.
4. My motto- ‘take it easy but
don’t be lazy’
There is a thin line between ‘taking easy’ and ‘becoming lazy’. I
often mingled the terms in the past and regretted a lot afterward.
5. Love to explore the funny
sides of things.
6. Love to love and get
loved.
7. Very choosy about friends
and foes.
8. Beware …….Can’t keep a
secret….!!!
9. Believe in ghosts (in the stories) and
would like to invent few more.
10. Can’t tolerate cheaters.
11. I Hate gossip mongers;
I used to be one once. So I know how entertaining business it is
to poke nose in others’ business and how it supplies the continuous scratching
to our itchy mentality like those family soups. I know how hard it is not to
fall for gossiping.
So take it from me-‘gossiping is the most shameful use of your
time’.
