I soooo hate travelling on short notice
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Sunday, September 12, 2004
Posted by
Rajesh J Advani
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September 3rd, 2004: I'm in India. I reach office at 8:20am, going about doing things I usually do, and ready to go to breakfast. I find out I'm leaving for the US. In two days.
September 7th, 2004: I land at JFK airport.
I don't like living out a suitcase. I don't like not having a permanent home. When I see the words "permanent address", all I can do is laugh.
And, I don't like this jet lag thingy either.
And what I hate most is having to access the internet over dial-up. I mean three hours to download a Norton Internet Security LiveUpdate? Sheesh! And that too, with Norton interrupting my surfing every couple of minutes to tell me someone's remotely trying to access my computer. (Yes, I know, I can turn the prompt off, but you never know when you might actually want a remote computer to access your computer, right? And then who has the patience to unblock that machine?)
Sigh...
Anyway. Just wanted to explain why this blog's been dead for the past week. :)
Just settling in here. Will be back to daily blogging soon, I hope.
September 7th, 2004: I land at JFK airport.
I don't like living out a suitcase. I don't like not having a permanent home. When I see the words "permanent address", all I can do is laugh.
And, I don't like this jet lag thingy either.
And what I hate most is having to access the internet over dial-up. I mean three hours to download a Norton Internet Security LiveUpdate? Sheesh! And that too, with Norton interrupting my surfing every couple of minutes to tell me someone's remotely trying to access my computer. (Yes, I know, I can turn the prompt off, but you never know when you might actually want a remote computer to access your computer, right? And then who has the patience to unblock that machine?)
Sigh...
Anyway. Just wanted to explain why this blog's been dead for the past week. :)
Just settling in here. Will be back to daily blogging soon, I hope.
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