I was about to sleep a while ago,when I accidentally came across news at 10 on NDTV , and felt I should post something before I manage to sleep peacefully. It's really ironic that I am tired and still not exhausted to write something about.

It has always been said, ' Only easy day was Yesterday'. But then if you are prepared for impending imperfections of life, if's good, and if you aren't,then still its better. While I was trying hard to start my car at the end of the hectic day, and while my futile attempts to start it up got a big blow, I was still smiling. Now, traveling from Gurgaon to Delhi, on public transport isn't good idea at all. But somehow, I managed to land safely and that too on chilly winter evening. Who said DTC doesn’t provide good service? At least, I got to know that, I can still comfortably travel in DTC bus without much issue.

Shahrukh was right, when he said; the launch of Electric i10 at Auto expo was ironic. Contrary to his twit, I should say, at least at the end of the day,there's someone out in world, who still enjoys imperfection perfectly. Of course, with good sense of humor.

Then Srinagarterror strike at Lal Chowk, which is really unfortunate incident, made me think- how uncertain the life has become! You just don't expect these things to happen at all and they bounce in front of you like a bombshell, terrifying the masses and create total chaos. There seems to be no end to this unnamed battle of so called freedom, but I wish the latest Times of India initiative of 'Dosti with Pakistan',should understand it clearly; we don't want to fight with terrorist on our streets. But when we are left with no choice, we don't want to be friendly with the nation, who imposed this battle on us. At least I don't want to.

Jyoti Basu's condition is critical. God Bless Him! I think, he is perhaps, one of living legends in Indian Politics. Many credits go to him, but I respect him for his words. He never turned around and said 'I didn't say that Or It was something else...BlaBlaBla'. A politician of very high standard!

While my phone battery was draining, it made me happy a lot. I don't wish to pick calls from unwanted numbers at the end of the day. Given choice of putting cellphone off, I would certainly exercise the option, at least at the end of the day. But many times I don't see people understanding the privacy of someone. Take this shot, you are in haste and moving around and certainly your colleague calls you and tell 'Hey, Amit is leaving. Good yar...Pida tal gayi 'What rubbish! I don't have time for it. Oh! Come on! You are no un-social and gloomy!Crap!

Perhaps, writing a blog at the end of hectic day is perfect way to finish your day. At least, I wish, I could do it always. There’s more to it than mere satisfaction.There lies something deep down, who keeps on telling me, that you owe it to others. Blogging is just thing occurred to me, but when I look back at the end of the day, I knew I will be writing something at night. Blogs teach me to brace life’s imperfections with open hands. And when tomorrow I will wake up, I know there lays little possibility, to turn on lappy and write about something,at the end of the day. This hope is important and God Bless us all with ‘Hope’! Without this lovely ‘Hope’, I would be mere drab fellow with no charm to share.While I would be living a mundane life in daytime, I am still a happy fellow. Because,I know, at the end of the day, I will be on my own terms and free to choose writing over anything else.

Good Bless You All!

Amen!

Good Night!