My favorite books

  • Anne Frank - Diary of young girk by Anne Frank
  • Asa mi asami by P L Deshpande
  • Batatyachi Chaal by P L Deshpande
  • Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
  • Kabandha by Ratnakar Matkari
  • Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle
  • Not without my daughter by Betti Mehmoudi
  • Prisoner of Birth by Jeffrey Archer
  • Sins of my father by Jeffrey Archer
  • The kite runner by Khaled Hosseni
  • The lost symbol by Dan Brown
  • Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseni
  • To cut a long story short by Jeffrey Archer

Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Writing from Mohali....
Uncertainty prevails!! Sitting in Mohali office of Swaraj Tractors, I wonder what's going to happen next.
Someone might just wonder how come I am writing in Office time. But sometimes, your mind is really cluttered with thoughts and you need some place to vent them out. For me, the blogger has always served as that space to vent out my thoughts... however weird they may be!
After deciding to shift here, last one month has been full of stress - uncertain environment, people behaving in a very interesting way!
Good part is that, I am in Mohali now and will soon shift here - officially... This is a wonderful place with lots and lots of clean air to breathe and lots of greenery around! A complete contrast to Mumbai, Chandigarh-Mohali come as a pleasant surprise to me.... This being my first stay in North India, I am looking forward to a great quality personal life here....
Team is nice, young and fresh! I guess it would be fun to work with them...
What more - I hope to write more, read more, work out for a better health and spend moer quality time with family! Work will always remain an integral part of life, but how do I balance it with personal life is the key to good life!
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  1. Nagesh19 April 2011 at 20:57

    There is always some aprehension, pensiveness when you move to new surroundings! It's perfectly normal! Now that you are over the with the move, you need to focus on little things which give you comfort and satisfaction. you will soon explore the new town, its inhabitants, where to go for shopping for your favourite things etc. you will meet and make new friends and slowly the past fades! Work should be fun compared to the stifling HQ's and large ego Vice Presidents. So take one step at a time and flourish in the new town till the next move! Best wishes

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