I keep taking U-turns in life.
If you knew where you wanted to really go, maybe you wouldn’t have to turn back.
Can you make a U-turn on reclaimed land? Would that be re-reclaimed territory then?
On another note, this clean, non-congested road is in Mumbai. And yes, in one of the ‘main’ areas…it isn’t some far-flung newly developed place. Also one of my favourite spots for long, solitary walks.
On Facebook while I wait for E Vestigio to turn up for our Sunday evening catch-up/gripe/giggle dinner-date. Clearing out pending messages, updated status (blah, I’m running out of exciting things to claim I’m doing) and even looked into Twitter. And now this idle mind turns to mischief. So I use…
One week since this happened. The media has its baby for the fortnight or so. TV is gruesome entertainment with politico-types competing, reality-show like to see who can say the most outrageous/stupid/TRP-generating things. How has real life been for the regular Mumbaiker? I can tell you how mine has been….
@ Shreyasi: Believe me, it is! My city is beautiful in places!
@ rax: Yes, perhaps but there is so much to see in life anyway, I’d think it makes sense to pick your pace and go through without having to double back. If you missed something worthwhile, it will re-appear again…forward is the way to go. So I think.
@ ricerer: Isn’t it?
@ Ginger Girl: Tell you when I talk to you 😉 Can you mail me your number?
bandra reclaimation? or apna area?
nice. isnt it strange how some corner of some cities stick in ur mind …
“If you knew where you wanted to really go, maybe you wouldn’t have to turn back.”
But sometimes turning back isn’t so bad. there are times where going back makes you see the things one has missed since they were so busy looking ahead.
This looks to clean and green for Bombay 🙂 although I’d like to believe it is her…