Thrill seeking continues....

Skydiving
Paragliding
Rock climbing
Mountain Hiking
Kite surfing
Base Jumping
Bungee Jumping

So much to do, so little conquered and as for time, hopefully I'll have enough to achieve as much as possible. I am just glad I have already bungee jumped, one down for now. The freedom of flying, might have been seconds but when you spread your arms wide open and jump, the feeling will stay with you for almost eternity. Well its lovely I tell you. Just maybe, one day I can leap off that sky bridge in France.Definitely more destinations to come.
As for the rest of the extreme sports, I will be looking to tackle them one by one. Skydiving is next hopefully. Base jumping thereafter. Sounds exciting just saying it. Well these are the things I have to do my lifetime. There's more for sure but let these be my starting line. Taking life to the limit, for certainly, theres nothing like thrill.

Lost in Translation

A short but such a descriptive phrase, wouldn't you think so? Well, various events can cause such an issue and one of many is distance. The absence of facial expressions and touch equals anguish pain when a relationship is far apart .

All we have left with is a familiar tone using words to keep each other alive throughout the days and so often with the deficiency of the other elements, words can be easily misinterpreted and misunderstood.The onerous part comes when we are oblivious when it happens because we cant look at the face of another.The drop of the eyes, motion of the lips or even the look away are all missing and all we are left with is silence.

Words with a whole different meaning or intention to you can be your biggest enemy when your counterpart takes it to heart. Its when you receive the greatest punishment of silence, you know something is wrong. Its when you beg for a look or a touch, a priceless measure of console but you know its impossible. Its when the silence grows and you seem like a man in a dark room, shouting for help when no one seems to be coming.Its when silence begins to crack you but hopefully not break you. Do you be patient? Do you save yourself?What would you do then? What would you do?I guess like always..only time will tell...

New addition to the family...

It been 1 1/2 years since we lost an important figure in the house, Buddy G. Irreplaceable he is and he sure knows it. Well I am sure he did be happy to meet Krish(picture above). He's 5 years now and already has a story of his own. Previously adopted by a Hindu family for about 4 months or so having locating him roaming around lost in his surroundings. Living in an apartment, the family found it hard to maintain him in a limited space.

My brother is a family friend so when they decided to give it away, we volunteered to give Krish a new home. Krish, originated from the name Krishna from the previous owners but I decided to improvise a bit for simplicity purposes. Krish is taking his time settling in , had a rough couple of days fitting in the surroundings and the new faces. As adorable as he is, doesn't take too long for him to melt us down..... like the pictures above. He's doing much better now.

Its great to have a new member in the house, he'll definitely brighten up a dimmed light, Buddy left us with....