Disclaimer: This is just random. Hence please don't try to find resemblance with anyone's peaceful life.
The 25th year of a man’s life is very important because it represents the peak of his sexual virility. Which is why Aakash will never forget what he was doing during the last minute of his 25th year of life – he was saying “not tonight dear, I need to finish my assignment”.
(As it turned out, the assignment deadline was postponed by a week, but Aakash didn’t know that because he hadn’t checked his email.)
When the fat lady sings, there will be many people, things you might regret not doing.And then there are things that will probably not cause you much regret – such as figuring out “why am I here”.
What’s unclear in life
Many things are unclear in life:
1. “Why am I here?”
2. Is it true that Sachin Tendulkar is, in fact, not just God, but THE MAN ?
3. Does Indian law allow you to divorce your spouse for not letting you watch the TV series of your
choice ?(Apparently yes)
4. Did Tiger Woods’ first 7 affairs drive him into having the 8th affair ? (Have one affair, shame on you, have two affairs, shame on me – 8 affairs and you have to feel sorry for the guy!)
5. Will to be(or may be) Mrs. Aakash forgive Aakash for accidentally kissing her friend on her lips last weekend ? (He was aiming for the left cheek but missed! Besides, it’s not like Mrs. Aakash’s friend seemed to mind it all that much – why else would she post the photo on her Facebook!)
What’s clear in life
If there is one thing clear in life, it is that (as any sign in a mall would say) YOU ARE HERE. So why not take an experiential (rather than an existential) view of life and ask the far more important question – what do I want to do here?
Epilogue: The only time Aakash has asked himself “why am I here?” was during the 93rd minute of waiting at the Women's apparel store in a mall. But then Aakash asked himself “what do I want to do”, causing him to leave the place and head to the much preferable downtown for a well-deserved beer.
Halfway through the beer, to be (or may be) Mrs Aakash called Aakash up to ask him the even more profoundly meaningless question, “why aren’t you here?"
The 25th year of a man’s life is very important because it represents the peak of his sexual virility. Which is why Aakash will never forget what he was doing during the last minute of his 25th year of life – he was saying “not tonight dear, I need to finish my assignment”.
(As it turned out, the assignment deadline was postponed by a week, but Aakash didn’t know that because he hadn’t checked his email.)
When the fat lady sings, there will be many people, things you might regret not doing.And then there are things that will probably not cause you much regret – such as figuring out “why am I here”.
What’s unclear in life
Many things are unclear in life:
1. “Why am I here?”
2. Is it true that Sachin Tendulkar is, in fact, not just God, but THE MAN ?
3. Does Indian law allow you to divorce your spouse for not letting you watch the TV series of your
choice ?(Apparently yes)
4. Did Tiger Woods’ first 7 affairs drive him into having the 8th affair ? (Have one affair, shame on you, have two affairs, shame on me – 8 affairs and you have to feel sorry for the guy!)
5. Will to be(or may be) Mrs. Aakash forgive Aakash for accidentally kissing her friend on her lips last weekend ? (He was aiming for the left cheek but missed! Besides, it’s not like Mrs. Aakash’s friend seemed to mind it all that much – why else would she post the photo on her Facebook!)
What’s clear in life
If there is one thing clear in life, it is that (as any sign in a mall would say) YOU ARE HERE. So why not take an experiential (rather than an existential) view of life and ask the far more important question – what do I want to do here?
Epilogue: The only time Aakash has asked himself “why am I here?” was during the 93rd minute of waiting at the Women's apparel store in a mall. But then Aakash asked himself “what do I want to do”, causing him to leave the place and head to the much preferable downtown for a well-deserved beer.
Halfway through the beer, to be (or may be) Mrs Aakash called Aakash up to ask him the even more profoundly meaningless question, “why aren’t you here?"

