People need to be more respectful of other people's time.
I'm really excited and anxious about my next two performances. There isn't enough guitar in the first one. But I like the fact that it's in an arena like environment. I need to nail those higher notes.. more practice is needed.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
There are those who go further in trying to understand. Then there are those who give up half way. I guess the lose interest? Or do they just not care enough to know?
There are those that think there's a later but the later never comes. Do they really think there's going to be a later or are they just saying that then because they are busier with something else at the moment? Surely they forget about it later.
Then there are those who are never available because they are too busy. Not much can be said about these people. I don't even know them that much at the end of the day.
The question is..
which one is you?
cheers!
nK
There are those that think there's a later but the later never comes. Do they really think there's going to be a later or are they just saying that then because they are busier with something else at the moment? Surely they forget about it later.
Then there are those who are never available because they are too busy. Not much can be said about these people. I don't even know them that much at the end of the day.
The question is..
which one is you?
cheers!
nK
Saturday, August 2, 2008
All of a day's work.
So I decided to go for a jog through west campus yesterday. Running past the annoying hobos on the drag and swerving through the people with the quiescent look on their faces was awesome. But then, I got home. My throat was parched and I could barely swallow any more saliva. The sweat was dripping on the concrete and left dark gray spots outside my door (I'm building up tension here). I walked into the cool dark apartment and turned on the kitchen lights with the swing of my hand against the wall. I stumbled in and took a glass from the cupboard and held it under the faucet. I turned it on and look down on the floor, hanging on to the kitchen sink with one hand while holding the glass under the faucet with the other. I heard "pha pha pha ...". The water stopped running! My roommate had left the day before. I had told him we should pay the utility bill before they shut it off. But somehow we never worried about it too much. Surely, the day after he leaves it turns off. So I tried to log on to the utilities website after finding out what the company is and their website was down, their phone system was down, and it was after 5 pm. Great! Still dying from the running outside PS.. Finally I called the other old tenants and they had no clue what was going on. One of them told me to check the old bills that had never been opened. The third un-opened one had the "DELINQUENCY NOTICE" muahahah! Just great.. I called them back to experience each one blaming each other for being responsible for paying the bills. I have no clue who's turn it was or who's responsibility it was. The only thing that I was sure was that I was in a Desi apartment. I haven't been to India in almost 9 years now, yet I continue facing the same problems they're experiencing back there. From not having water when you need it, to people blaming each other for it. Finally, I called my brother and he gave me the keys to his apartment, but in the mean time.. the water was back up again. Miraculously.
--LATER--
I went to see The Dark Knight last night. Again. While I was walking into the theatre I was stopped by a gargantuan, burly man of African descent. He said something, that I completely did not understand. For a moment I felt so fobby and thought I just didn't understand his accent. His words were smooth though, simply musical. I guess they just have music running deeply down to every syllable. After a few attempts I finally understood. Turned out he was asking for my ticket stubs so he could get his friends into the movie. I got confused and since my hands were occupied carrying a drink and the popcorn, I used it as an excuse to just walk away mumbling - "i i i i canntt.."
After a long wait and several trailers later, the movie started. And then! The fire alarm rang. I was like..it must've been him!! He's pissed! So we all went out of the theatre and walked back in. Good thing I had kept my ticket stubs. Life lesson - do not ever give your ticket stub away to somebody about to do an illegal task. Karma will turn around and haunt you! It took them 20 minutes to start the movie back up. It ended at 1 am.
When I came back I couldn't fall asleep. So I turned the TV on. There is nothing good on TV usually! Good thing it was past midnight and the infomercials were on. That's right! "SET IT ANDDD FORGET IT!!". That's my favorite one. The foods look so delicious. I'm also currently enjoying the new super towel shammy thing they have, the one that soaks up like a gallon with no effort.. If you haven't seen it, look out for it. It's amazing.
Did I mention I never got any dinner last night either?
still confused and laying here,
nK
--LATER--
I went to see The Dark Knight last night. Again. While I was walking into the theatre I was stopped by a gargantuan, burly man of African descent. He said something, that I completely did not understand. For a moment I felt so fobby and thought I just didn't understand his accent. His words were smooth though, simply musical. I guess they just have music running deeply down to every syllable. After a few attempts I finally understood. Turned out he was asking for my ticket stubs so he could get his friends into the movie. I got confused and since my hands were occupied carrying a drink and the popcorn, I used it as an excuse to just walk away mumbling - "i i i i canntt.."
After a long wait and several trailers later, the movie started. And then! The fire alarm rang. I was like..it must've been him!! He's pissed! So we all went out of the theatre and walked back in. Good thing I had kept my ticket stubs. Life lesson - do not ever give your ticket stub away to somebody about to do an illegal task. Karma will turn around and haunt you! It took them 20 minutes to start the movie back up. It ended at 1 am.
When I came back I couldn't fall asleep. So I turned the TV on. There is nothing good on TV usually! Good thing it was past midnight and the infomercials were on. That's right! "SET IT ANDDD FORGET IT!!". That's my favorite one. The foods look so delicious. I'm also currently enjoying the new super towel shammy thing they have, the one that soaks up like a gallon with no effort.. If you haven't seen it, look out for it. It's amazing.
Did I mention I never got any dinner last night either?
still confused and laying here,
nK
Friday, July 4, 2008
I haven't been updating this blog in a while and have been very busy breathing. So here's a product of my invisibility -

I'm in New York for the fourth of July. I'm skipping two days of class for long painful walks in a concrete jungle full of various smells (nasty ones usually). So far the main attraction has been shopping at the cheapest store ever- h&m. I've decided H&M stands for ho and mo. I also went to China Town where this African American gentleman tried to sell me a "stolen" knock off IWC big pilot. He made it look all suspicious and called me to the side after he heard me asking other store owners for one. He went off and told me to wait there for 5 minutes and he came back with one in his shirt's pocket. It was the worst knock off in the entire market and he was asking $150 for it. I've decided to keep buying cheaper-not luxury watches but real watches from now on. In fact, I think i'm gonna go back to the basics/ classics and invest in a casio digital watch. I miss the little backlight button on the side.

yea, that one.
Today was the fourth of July. There was live music at battery park and big crowds everywhere. The Macy's fireworks was amazing too, or so I heard. Unfortunately, I also missed the Natasha Bedingfield live music along with the fireworks (thank god.) I ain't got a pocket full of sunshine and I ain't getting one any time soon. So I decided to head back to peaceful town of Suffern BEFORE the fireworks started so I could get back to my host family safely. It was a long train ride home (1.5 hours). Came back all alone, no one to talk to. There was a crying woman at the train station, she had lots of bags with her. I wanted to ask her if she needed help taking all those bags into the train. But, I forgot. The train came and everyone rushed in, and being alone I didn't want to miss it I guess. No one else cared at the station. Everyone just minded their own business. Its weird how insensitive people are. The lady didn't seem like she was just a hobo or something. She was very well dressed. I guess she broke up with her boyfriend or something. She wasn't the only lady I saw crying at the station. I saw one yesterday also. I guess the city just dries the compassion out of everyone. I guess i'm a victim too.
On the way back I saw a bunch of attractive girls all dressed up, catching trains towards the city. It's going to be a fun night for them. I guess. It's funny because I took an extra change of clothes to spend the night out in New York City on the fourth of July too. The catch here is that I'm still not 21. So my time is limited to the 1040 train to Suffern. I texted my "friends" who are in New York. However, as you may have guessed already, no one returned a phone call or text. Other people whom I was hanging out with are 21 and didn't want to tell me that I'd be a burden on them tonight, so they used their friends to tell me while they went to the restroom.
Oh well, at least I had headphones on me. The music while walking back to penn station and riding the train was well themed.
I'm going to MOMA tomorrow to appreciate the arts of Dali.
cheers,
nK
I'm in New York for the fourth of July. I'm skipping two days of class for long painful walks in a concrete jungle full of various smells (nasty ones usually). So far the main attraction has been shopping at the cheapest store ever- h&m. I've decided H&M stands for ho and mo. I also went to China Town where this African American gentleman tried to sell me a "stolen" knock off IWC big pilot. He made it look all suspicious and called me to the side after he heard me asking other store owners for one. He went off and told me to wait there for 5 minutes and he came back with one in his shirt's pocket. It was the worst knock off in the entire market and he was asking $150 for it. I've decided to keep buying cheaper-not luxury watches but real watches from now on. In fact, I think i'm gonna go back to the basics/ classics and invest in a casio digital watch. I miss the little backlight button on the side.

yea, that one.
Today was the fourth of July. There was live music at battery park and big crowds everywhere. The Macy's fireworks was amazing too, or so I heard. Unfortunately, I also missed the Natasha Bedingfield live music along with the fireworks (thank god.) I ain't got a pocket full of sunshine and I ain't getting one any time soon. So I decided to head back to peaceful town of Suffern BEFORE the fireworks started so I could get back to my host family safely. It was a long train ride home (1.5 hours). Came back all alone, no one to talk to. There was a crying woman at the train station, she had lots of bags with her. I wanted to ask her if she needed help taking all those bags into the train. But, I forgot. The train came and everyone rushed in, and being alone I didn't want to miss it I guess. No one else cared at the station. Everyone just minded their own business. Its weird how insensitive people are. The lady didn't seem like she was just a hobo or something. She was very well dressed. I guess she broke up with her boyfriend or something. She wasn't the only lady I saw crying at the station. I saw one yesterday also. I guess the city just dries the compassion out of everyone. I guess i'm a victim too.
On the way back I saw a bunch of attractive girls all dressed up, catching trains towards the city. It's going to be a fun night for them. I guess. It's funny because I took an extra change of clothes to spend the night out in New York City on the fourth of July too. The catch here is that I'm still not 21. So my time is limited to the 1040 train to Suffern. I texted my "friends" who are in New York. However, as you may have guessed already, no one returned a phone call or text. Other people whom I was hanging out with are 21 and didn't want to tell me that I'd be a burden on them tonight, so they used their friends to tell me while they went to the restroom.
Oh well, at least I had headphones on me. The music while walking back to penn station and riding the train was well themed.
I'm going to MOMA tomorrow to appreciate the arts of Dali.
cheers,
nK
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Friday, May 30, 2008
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Dear trunks4750 and hopefully other readers of this blog,
First of all trunks4750, thank you so much for commenting on my blog. Glad to know someone's paying attention. I'm sorry if its not getting interesting. All I can say is that everything comes from the heart.
It's frustrating when the people you interact with almost every day go on with their own business but don't put in any thought (about you) before their actions. Of course, they don't have to! However, it would feel so much better to you if they did. And, they know this. It's kind of funny when they know they're about to do something that can hurt you however they go ahead with it because they can't really avoid it. Some times they even cache their actions in order not to hurt you but the truth comes out very soon after, and it pains even more to know that they were hiding it.
I just don't know how I prevent myself from getting hurt by that. All of this seems like they aren't doing anything wrong - frankly, they aren't. Still, it hurts. If you know what I'm talking about and have a solution, please drop me a line.
Regards,
nK
First of all trunks4750, thank you so much for commenting on my blog. Glad to know someone's paying attention. I'm sorry if its not getting interesting. All I can say is that everything comes from the heart.
It's frustrating when the people you interact with almost every day go on with their own business but don't put in any thought (about you) before their actions. Of course, they don't have to! However, it would feel so much better to you if they did. And, they know this. It's kind of funny when they know they're about to do something that can hurt you however they go ahead with it because they can't really avoid it. Some times they even cache their actions in order not to hurt you but the truth comes out very soon after, and it pains even more to know that they were hiding it.
I just don't know how I prevent myself from getting hurt by that. All of this seems like they aren't doing anything wrong - frankly, they aren't. Still, it hurts. If you know what I'm talking about and have a solution, please drop me a line.
Regards,
nK
My Friends
One of them drinks diet Dr. Pepper in the shower. who gets thirsty during a shower?
well, at least he's drinking diet... no further comments.
The other one observes misty rain and gets entertained by watching which way the wind takes the rain.
My dog probably gets more bored by rain than this person does.
I kind of admire that though. Always entertained. Like a gold fish. 3 second memory - going around in circles - "omg I've never been here before" circle around again*
Recently, people have started saying "lolz" on AIM. Originally, "lol" stands for "laughing out loud". What does the extra 'z' stand for? Plural laughing out loud. Better yet - "laughing out louds" or "laughing out loudz". I don't understand..
That's enough bashing for now,
Cheers,
nK
well, at least he's drinking diet... no further comments.
The other one observes misty rain and gets entertained by watching which way the wind takes the rain.
My dog probably gets more bored by rain than this person does.
I kind of admire that though. Always entertained. Like a gold fish. 3 second memory - going around in circles - "omg I've never been here before" circle around again*
Recently, people have started saying "lolz" on AIM. Originally, "lol" stands for "laughing out loud". What does the extra 'z' stand for? Plural laughing out loud. Better yet - "laughing out louds" or "laughing out loudz". I don't understand..
That's enough bashing for now,
Cheers,
nK
Monday, May 26, 2008
Dear less than 15 viewers of this blog,
Summer's here! and so are those dreadful wedding invites. For those of you who know me, I'm sure I've expressed my opinion on weddings to you. For those of you who are trying to know me, here it is: I hate them!
Don't get me wrong, I respect the values of a marriage. I respect what it stands for. However I hate the ceremonies that go along with it. AND I simply detest the new activities at the elaborate receptions. These include those plays full of witty inside jokes that only the bride, the groom and their collegiate friends understand; the ridiculous dances that simulate all the bollywood dance moves from the past year into a few minutes; and finally the emotional speeches that drown my spirits- only because I'm sitting there listening to them and imagining how many more I have go through in the next couple of hours/ years.
The wedding cards are nice though! One of them is a booklet (hard covered), velvet like cover with gold embroidery and drawings. The inside is colored parchment paper - rich earthy colors. Different colors for the different events. All the text is in golden cursive font!
-My wedding invite will be a facebook invite.
-The RSVP will be done on my blog.
-The registry will be with www.musiciansfriend.com.
Only because I hope hard copy invites will be obsolete by then. Better yet, I'll send out little USB flash drives as the wedding cards. They'll plug it in their laptop and the whole process will start. (I should patent that idea- please don't steal it!)
Relaxing for now,
nK
Summer's here! and so are those dreadful wedding invites. For those of you who know me, I'm sure I've expressed my opinion on weddings to you. For those of you who are trying to know me, here it is: I hate them!
Don't get me wrong, I respect the values of a marriage. I respect what it stands for. However I hate the ceremonies that go along with it. AND I simply detest the new activities at the elaborate receptions. These include those plays full of witty inside jokes that only the bride, the groom and their collegiate friends understand; the ridiculous dances that simulate all the bollywood dance moves from the past year into a few minutes; and finally the emotional speeches that drown my spirits- only because I'm sitting there listening to them and imagining how many more I have go through in the next couple of hours/ years.
The wedding cards are nice though! One of them is a booklet (hard covered), velvet like cover with gold embroidery and drawings. The inside is colored parchment paper - rich earthy colors. Different colors for the different events. All the text is in golden cursive font!
-My wedding invite will be a facebook invite.
-The RSVP will be done on my blog.
-The registry will be with www.musiciansfriend.com.
Only because I hope hard copy invites will be obsolete by then. Better yet, I'll send out little USB flash drives as the wedding cards. They'll plug it in their laptop and the whole process will start. (I should patent that idea- please don't steal it!)
Relaxing for now,
nK
Sunday, May 25, 2008
When covers are done just right
Wait till he screams "on top my lungs"
--ALSO--
After a lot of requests from you, I have decided to say it on my blog- You are the coolest person I know.
next time you'll think twice before making such requests.
good day mate.
-nK
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Kampai to threats!
First of all, I would like to point out that the alien used in the new Indiana Jones movie is the same one from Independence Day.
The series of letters go out to people who have touched my life recently.
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Dear subject of harassment,
It was brought to my attention by your chivalrous ami that I have been messing with you. I guess not talking to you for the last couple of months means harassment these days. Apparently, the sharing of my favorite Mint Mojito gum before class starts, falls in the same category also. In which case, I sincerely apologize for my morally and socially objectionable behavior. Enjoy the rest of your summer!
carefully atoning for my sins,
nK
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Dear protector of the harassed,
The using of someone else's name to initiate pleasant conversation and then attacking with a frightful threat raised it to a whole new level. It was brilliant! How could I not see that you weren't who you said you were? Glad to be friends with such extra ordinary, not to mention gallant minds.
in complete awe,
-nK
Friday, May 23, 2008
A perfect end to a tragic set
Macbook = destroyed.

Music = only 3 gb left inside the hard drive
Pictures = almost everything recovered
Documents = Calculus and Physics documents corrupted
Chat logs = recovered the ones I need. Sorry, can't be threatened anymore.
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Life =
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School's out. Semester ended. Chapters closed. Wait, did they?
When everything seems like its coming to an end, and serenity is returning, life decides to trick me again.
time to start on the music.
Cheers
-NK
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