Break ke baad

I'm back from a long long break. In this period, I got married, bought an iPad,moved thrice and so on and so forth.

My tendency to crack sick jokes continues. Try writing 'kasturba Gandhi' in outlook and let the spell checker have it's way. You'll promptly understand what I mean.
Yes I am the sick man they show in the ad for tapedik in doodarshan. And if you had to refer to a dictionary to understand that, you are sicker than I am. I mean, with the amount of rich Hindi literature out there, (just count the number of chacha chowdhury and *astram books in circulation), it's a pity that our English vocabulary is bigger than hindi's.
On that note, if someone has a dense vocabulary, is that a compliment or not?

What I still struggle to understand is this: how can the person who just paid 50% of his last flat's price in black money complain about A Rajas and Kalmadis of this world? Or did I just mistake envy for genuine social concern?

Saw zindagi na milegi dobara the other day and I am still in deep thought. What would I do if I didn't have to work for a living?
It would definitely involve lots of travel, possibly a lot of writing and reading as well. Add to it, a large variety of food.
I seriously think it's a big deal if someone has clarity on this. At various points, my replies have included writing comics, cooking, teaching and travel.

Znmd is no DCH but it is worth a watch nevertheless.