Fried Rice. Tasted as awesome as it looks! :P Had plenty of help from Decembermist and lots of guidance from dearest mom ofcourse :)

Prepare hard. Be sincere. Stay true to your heart. And just do it.

What has to happen, will happen :)

Take 3 with lots of veggies (including some obviously oversized carrots)

Tastes like dal too! :D

Next up, is rasam.

Blurred because my hand started shaking due to the heat. But it is starting to slowly resemble dal. I think take 3 will make it

Oh and remember, dal takes forever to cook. You can never underestimate its uncookability.

Well, almost. And well, its my first time! :P

Will remove the quotes soon enough haha

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/TECH/web/08/02/8.sites.brighten.day/index.html?iref=obinsite#fbid=dWScOQHwenb&wom=true

I think the whole concept is hilarious. Just 2 months ago there was a “Best friends day”. Blah.

You think I am your friend? Awesome! It is a privilege to have your support. Thank you and please continue being one.. I really appreciate it.
You dont need to wish me on some random day decided by some random dude so he could sell more greeting cards. And if you send me sms spam / email spam / facebook spam about some friendship day, I consider it very unfriendly and insensitive.

I have recently taken a keen interest in microfinance. And considering that, at Credit Mobile, we are planning to start a company that would use mobile technology to help the rural popor, I felt I had to become an expert on the needs of the rural poor.

And I felt the best person to seek advice from was Muhammad Yunus.

“Banker to the Poor” is the autobiography of Muhammad Yunus, a Economics professor from Bangladesh who was so moved by the poverty that followed the Bangladesh famine (1974 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_famine_of_1974) that he started a new branch of economics called microfinance. And no, he didnt just teach it to his students, he implemented a revolutionary concept and started the Grameen bank (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grameen_Bank) which has spread its wings in 80000 villages over the world both in developed and developing countries alike. It had a turnover of USD 93 million in 2009, and 7.41 million members.

I am back. And I want blood. 

So do you.

My electric bat and highly developed brain vs your annoying proboscis and admirable zest to procreate. 

Let the fight begin!

Yet, it is taking me so much time to believe 100% in myself and go with what I think is right.

I guess it is part of a process and I believe it is a positive process.. Slow and steady..