Archive | April, 2008

A page from my dream diary…

Dear Diary,
I’ve narrated to you almost all the dreams (nightmares included) that I’ve had. But the one I had this morning is altogether different, even exhilarating! I found myself in the best of my spirits thanks to the dream, even after a nasty fight with parents and the sweltering summer temperatures. Well, let me elaborate without further ado:

I actually had two dreams this morning. Incidentally, both have the same protagonists. :-)

Dream #1:
I’m perched onto the so-called “Mech-corner”(It’s an asbestos roofed enclave, with slabs by side which can seat about eight people) of my college with my friend Sidharth, discussing sundry topics from Torrent-speeds to plans for the sem-break. Then I see her, running down from the first year block. Her chest was panting and a smile developed in her freckled, but graceful and wheatish face as she approached me:
She: “Hey chetta!”
Me: “Oh, hi!”
She (in *suave* English): “Forgot to tell you the other day, you were awesome at the personality contest!”

Her hand feels damn good. Smooth as velvet. :-)

Me: “Thanks, you did well too. You won the second place. Right?”
She: “Ah, that was nothing. I didn’t do well. The judges were partial, obviously.”
Me (“I hate this girl’s English. Sounds SO artificial”): “Heh. I hope so. So, what’s up? Classes? Life? When are your classes goanna end?”
She: (again in English):”Classes are goanna end soon. Life’s not great either.You guys have sem-break right?”
Me (“Aaaaaaaaaargh! Doesn’t she know malayalam? She’s mallu right?”): “Yeah, got bored at home. Decided to drop in. Besides, I had a meeting with the HOD.”
She: “Oops, think someone’s in class. Gotto go. C ya soon chetta.”
Me:
Bye, C ya .”
Me (To Sidharth, while admiring her *body* as she runs back to the class): “I don’t like this girl… Too much English, too much show-off…”


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Dream #2:
It
was the coldest night in those parts. Teeth-rattlingly cold. As I lay on the bare grass on the foot of the valley, I could feel the cold setting onto me. Even the well-prepared tent and my woolen blanket didn’t help much. I turned by my side and glanced at her. I could hear her teeth chatter, as she lay with her back facing me. Her curly and short hair fell on my face incessantly as her body shivered in unison with her teeth. Her red blanket hid near-perfect body adorned by a collared T-shirt with pink, white and black stripes and a pair of dark jeans. (She looked SO beautiful that morning).

As I’m lost in thoughts about her, she turns back and pulls me towards her with her left arm, quite involuntarily. I’m dumbstruck! But, without much ado, I reciprocate… ;-) Gingerely removing her blanket and mine, I pull her body towards me with my arm. Then, I use the twin woolen blankets to cover our bodies. As her soft breasts press themselves onto mine, a warm-sensation begins to set in. Her abdomen, her legs, all fight to share space with my body. The comfort of her body-warmth makes me draw her more close to me. She reciprocates willingly, again. I caress her back with my arms, and kiss her freckled cheek. She hides her face, deep into my left shoulder. I close my eyes only to fall into dreamless slumber…

Now, this is NOT fiction, period. True, I might’ve used some exaggeration in the second story, but that’s miniscule. The essence is still true. :D Hope you’d rank this as one of the most rejuvenating dreams I’ve had! :-)

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In-di-go!

Finally, a new member enters our household! She moves, she entertains, she laughs, whines and what-not! Such a cute li’l baby she is!

Now that was an understatement; a gross one, so to speak. Naah, my mom didn’t give birth to a sis. (Sigh!! But she’s past menopause and dad isn’t too ..erm.. interested. But I can never confirm! :P )

We just bought a new car!!

Meet our new Tata Indigo CS LS TDi!

We’ve contemplated buying a new car for years. Not that we were throughly dissatisfied with the good ol’ Maruti 800. It was perfect! (Precisely the reason why we didn’t give it away for a crap-price) Apart from minor hiccups and bimonthly services, it was fine and didn’t strain dad’s pocket. Mom & I learned driving in it. Despite our nasty gear-shifts, and my maniac acceleration, it helped us steadfastly edge our way through nerve-wrecking traffic jams. Once, when even mighty SUVs bore the brunt and simply stopped during a flash flood, it helped us sail through (quite literally), even under my tepid arms. But the need for a new car became more and more imperative, for, almost everyone we knew had ‘moved on’! The need was more a ‘social’ one. The fat pay-checks my parents got on a monthly-basis coupled with minimal-splurge, thanks to dad’s MBA-refined, spartan outlook towards money, ensured that we had enough disposable income to afford a new Sedan.


The old Maruti 800

Thus began a saga of research. Dad would religiously spend hours in front of the laptop, scourging for car-models. After close to two months of research (and 300 MB of car-info eating up his hard-disc space), dad decided to try the Maruti Swift. After checking out the swift at Popular and Indus, dad pretty-much lost his Swift-predilection, the main reason being rock-bottom mileage. Then he went on to try the Indigo, allured by its stunning 17+ mileage. Poof! comes this new model Indigo CS. (CS = Compact Sedan). It’s all Indigo, but for a tad-less boot-length. Which means, over a neat 75k reduction over the conventional model. Post test drive, dad was hooked. We booked the Diesel model: Indigo CS LS TDi.

A week, and Rs 5.15 lakhs (which was accrued by fifteen grand, thanks to seat cover, the Pioneer DEH-3050 UB stereo with 2000W PMPO speakers, and floor mat) later, we got the car all for ourself on the 22nd of March. Complete with Power Steering, Power Windows and Air Conditioning. I decided to get myself conditioned for sometime before I could start driving the beauty (which doubled as a beast, at times). Maneuvering turned out to be quite a tough cookie. Pangs of my conditioning in the Maruti, perhaps. The power steering eased my job, though. Gear-shifts were effortless. The Engine-power was mind-boggling. The 1405 cc engine delivered an amazing performance, even in the battered State Highway One. The A/C and the suspension was too good. Not to mention the stereo, which (thanks to the speakers) turned out to be the best part of the story!

See the beauty for yourself! :P

Front


Rear


Side-angle. (note the rear-boot. The boot-length-reduction is clear enough)

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