I love this blog!
And I have probably said that many times. Almost every time I come back to this space after a long break.
The last year or so has been very grounding, and very beautifully so. Yoga is the new in thing. Oh and Ray LaMontagne, I never mentioned him on this blog. He is the single best singer ever.

We are so complex, each one of us. We have so many parts, so many sides. One may relate to a certain someone and another to someone else. And yet we muddle our way through life, holding on to our own ONE set of beliefs.

Just got back from a trip to Cork, it was amazing!

I was so lost when I first landed, and I just wanted to come back home. But thanks to the friendly Irish people, by the end of the five days I did not even want to come back.

Cork is a small city, but charming. Friendly people, fascinating bars, wonderful restaurants.
I'm not the picture clicking person when I'm traveling, especially if I'm really enjoying the experience. So listing down the places I loved (the pics are from the internet)....

Liberty Grill - tiny restaurant, great food, and charming ambience.

Electric - Pub downstairs, a nice restaurant on the second floor, best linguine ever and interesting local company!

A local Irish Bar (don't know the name) - Lots of beer, filled with locals, quiz night (I blurted out loud the one answer I knew, nice way to get noticed in an Irish bar)
Oliver Plunkett Bar - Elegant bar, fancy!

Market Lane - Classy restaurant with amazing food.

Advice from one of the senior leaders in the company.. eye opening. 

"We know people who have the potential and we know who will be the leaders in the organization. If you are one of them you will get there but what is important is knowing what you want personally and that you enjoy the process of getting there."

How I Met Your Mother

This Happy Madness

"You should let yourself be carried away, like the clouds in the sky. You shouldn’t resist. God exists in your destiny just as much as he does in these mountains and in that lake. It is very difficult to understand this, because man is moving further and further away from Nature, and also from himself."

                                                             
                                                                                                                - Herman Hesse