Random Thoughts..

Biases - they are so minutely ingrained in us. I totally hate them!!

I like the couch in my house.. its the hugest couch I've ever seen and very comfortable.

New York is so fast, it's crazy and I love it. No one cares, people are simply racing.

It was the day before yesterday I think.. I rushed into the train trying to reach for a seat and a guy got there a split of a second before me. He asked me to go ahead - and the greed of being seated for those twenty minutes after a tiring day - I did. And then... I felt bad.

Bagel and cheese with vegetables again.. with a small coffee!!

El Erian has been on my now reading list for ages. But now that I've read the comments on Amazon at least I don't blame myself anymore.

God(?) made interesting things to keep us happy and entertained. And then He gave us a strangely wired mind that undervalues everything interesting and deeply overvalues problems and unmet expectations.

I have no clue what life's going to teach now. But I do know that there's a lot more to learn.

http://aswathdamodaran.blogspot.com/2009/05/mbas-and-ethics.html
Interesting blog post.

My fav part being..
"Watch out for those who are holier than thou... My experience is that the people who indulge in breast beating about honor, ethics and honesty are often the least dependable in the face of a ethical challenge."

This is so true.

Alice had got so much into the way of expecting nothing but out-of-the-way things to happen, that it seemed quite dull and stupid for life to go on in the common way.

I bought the two smallest possible pieces of art at the fest right outside my building. The Art Fest was the best thing I've seen in Chicago so far. So much variety and such amazing work. I loved it.
I now want to see how it'd feel to hold a paint brush after so many years.

Yesterday I came across something I'd written as a child, it said - "I am most disaapointed when I upset someone else." I still feel the same. Sadly, I have lesser control now.