Wednesday, August 19, 2009

'Over the moon' list.

Being in Madras is turning out to be very convenient so far – wish I could go on living like this. Khair..since we have introduced MC in this blog, I don’t mind ‘documenting’ more stuff.

So here are some strange and random facts about MC that makes me love him to bits (in random order, of course!):
  1. has no tact whatsoever – in dealing with people in general (can’t really say why this is endearing but it is)
  2. his poetry is my Achilles heel
  3. has the most amazing collection of books (not just in numbers but in substance too) – is slightly snobby about it – but then… :-P
  4. is comics/cartoon freak
  5. takes more time to bathe than most women I know (again, not sure why this is nice. Maybe, because I seem to enjoy teasing him about it endlessly)
  6. has OCD (checks car locks like crazy)
  7. has the cleanest hands and feet I have ever seen on a man at all times – WITHOUT pedicure/manicure (probably has something to do with #5.)
  8. smells good WITH or WITHOUT deodorants (#5 again?)
  9. doodles completely original and funny cartoons
  10. is not fussy about food
  11. doesn’t snore
  12. cannot fake a single emotion
  13. can make un-color-coordinated clothes also look cool
  14. has the coolest design sensibilities
  15. randomly mimics voices of inanimate objects - (phishhhhshheewww!) :D

16. Hates public display/confession of love- so, God forbid he reads this!! :-\


Till next time!

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Love in the time of Swine Flu

It is time – to bring mr.write out of the closet (well, not completely) – so, for the purpose of this blog, he will be referred to as MC (no, not the Master of the Ceremony or err..the hindi bad word) – it stands for Mr.Coma. This comes from the fact that it is as hard to get a reaction out of him as it would be from a person who is in coma – very unimaginative, but who cares.

Ok, moving further from the naming ceremony, it is time to bring him out of the closet not because I am ready to “take the plunge” – “tie the knot” – and other such clichéd hints about getting married – I think it is time to put that part of the brain on to the blog because:
a) a considerably large size of the brain is occupied with him
b) since a very long time there is nothing worthy putting here from the other part of the brain

So…without further ado and background explanations (you figure it out!) -

I am quite excited to go stay with him for a week – which will be like a REAL “live in” for a change. Not just spending an odd weekend and then going back to our work schedules but going to work and coming back to each other. I cannot state in words how much that means to me. If my folks weren’t around and I did not have to show a calm exterior – someone would have to put me on Valium.

In preparation, I took off from work for the much needed trimming of my facial hair.
Then decided to go for a complete deforestation session (read waxing) and in the end also went in for a VERY rare manicure and pedicure. Ladies and gentlemen, the flip side of having younger men as boyfriends – no amount of prepping can prep up the sagging confidence (you are most welcome to read between the lines!)

Also, started to pack 2 days in advance – this again is rare – because the attention with which I pack stuff is directly proportionate to the interest in the place I am going/ people I would meet there. Mostly, I push it till the 11th hour, then throw in clothes randomly, forgetting to carry the matching dupattas/churidaars. Forgetting to carry my toothbrush and enough pairs of undergarments is by far the most frequent.

But not this time – everything is neatly folded and packed. Not only that, I have also been ‘ironing’ clothes this time before I pack – IRONING! This is almost equivalent to insanity in my world – since I am going to a house where there will be an iron and I can easily skip it.

I have completely ignored the Swine Flu threat and will be going ‘unmasked’ to the airport. I am sure all the oxytoxins are toxic enough to kill the virus. (Please note the hopeless optimism!)

Sadly, MC lives up to his name and shows very little signs of enthusiasm/inclination/invitation.
This has quite pissed me off and I want to cry a bit but I also know that this will all vanish at the very sight of him after almost 3 months.

:-D – Yes, MUSH all the way – but it is nice – the warm-gooey feeling!

Till next time – from Madras land :-D....