Thought Overflow

I’ve already written in previous articles about how my decision to bring my speakers from home to XLRI has been a good one. I play music almost all the time now, and it sounds great. But every now and then, I feel like pulling out my trusty noise-isolating earphones from the drawer in the study [...]

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I spent a few minutes writing a post that I thought would be fun to write (and read). And then, I spent a couple of seconds selecting the entire thing and hitting the “DEL” key. Why?
Because I’m a nutter like that. And I’m in the mood to be random.
This is a random post.
Enjoy.
This post is [...]

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It’s 10:50 am. I’m sitting in my room and listening to music from the soundtrack of the game Need for Speed: Underground on my Creative SBS A300 2.1 speaker system with sub-woofer. I’m quite relaxed because there’s no scary deadline in my face, my room-mate is asleep on his bed, and the room is nice [...]

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Project submissions are a part of life in XLRI. Actually, it’s not only projects…there are submissions for assignments and personal learning papers too. And it’s quite hectic, because there are submissions every few days. It can get maddening, and initially, it can be quite intimidating. Luckily for you, I’ve compiled the definitive guide to completing [...]

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Yesterday, I had to drive to college to collect my marks memo and provisional degree certificate. Since no one else from college was available, I had to drive alone. It’s 50 km away, and it generally takes a bit over an hour to get there. Guess what? It was one of the best drives I’ve [...]

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It’s fun to blog, it really is. It’s fun when you have something to write about…something interesting that others would enjoy reading, something that you’d enjoy writing about. Nothing gives more pleasure to a blogger than getting positive comments (or any comments at all, for that matter) on something he (or she) wrote. It means [...]

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