The days after a wonderful vacation are tough. High spirits, laughter, fun, a break from all your worries, and the vacation evaporates before you realize. It's like an equilibrium (and a highly desirable one at that). Afterwards, when you return to your 'normal' life, all the tiny (and some not so tiny) problems reappear on your radar. And there are some that you wish/hope/pray would just disappear as if by magic. Now this has its own equillibrium state (how else would we survive otherwise). You solve some problems, ignore some and (re)start whining about others. But this second equillibrium takes time to set in. And in between the two equillibriums exists an ongoing case study in cognitive dissonance.
5 comments:
At last, some advantage of being the one who says no!
Na rahega bans, na bajegi bansuri :P
I sure can understand the feeling, undergoing it every now and then!
solution is...keep going on chutti every now and then :)
so wen we making the next plan?
Diveagar plan HAS to be made i guess :P
@Vinaya
Nai, that'd like saying I don't wanna live cuz one day I am going to die.. :) Tum bhi aaya karo..
@Rakesh
:)
@Zaru
han wo to karna hi padta.. :)
@Charuta
yep.. MUSTMUSTMUST.. :)
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