Writings

The one in which my mom's health gave us a scare.

The one in which I took pride in mundane house chores.

The one in which I tried to surf and got angry at how huge the IKEA store was.

The one in which I learnt about email security and geared up for travel.

The one in which I did finally get back to work.

The one in which I tried to get back to work but failed miserably.

The one in which I got exhausted sorting through years of documents and ate too many momos to cope with it.

The one in which the house repairs were finally completed and I set up analytics on this website.

The one in which I took it slow and Chelsea finally won a match.

An aunt who is very close to us visited us recently after more than five years. We visited monuments, theme parks and most importantly, good food places across Delhi.

The Arc browser doesn't quite feel right to be my daily driver. But it shines somewhere else—it's brilliant for consuming content.

The match was fantastic not just for entertainment and patriotism. It gave me a few things to ponder on as well.

A long-pending task has been completed and I can't help but feel excited! This is just the first iteration and looks bare-bones, but has a strong foundation underneath it. I have a feeling that this website will usher in a new era of launching more side projects.

For the first time in my life, some of my closest friends happen to be Bengali. And while it is a pleasure to spend time with them in general, it is extra sweet during Durga Puja. We got invited to a puja with a beautiful pandal in Gurgaon and later went to CR Park to see some of the grandest setups in the city. We ended the well-travelled day with a nice meal at the Laidback Cafe in GK-II (their terrace is very peaceful, btw).

I met up with a couple of old friends from the NSIT Quiz Club yesterday. It's funny how you immediately get lost in conversation with close friends from college even if you're meeting (or even talking) after years.

This was my first visit to The Dhan Mill Compund in Chhatarpur and visually, it did not disappoint. Food-wise, though, things were mediocre at best. Both Café Dori and Colocal had amazing ambience but the food, while quite presentable, did not taste great, especially for the price. A good place to perhaps come for a coffee or dessert, but I'm having my main course elsewhere.