BLOGGING TO SOOTH THE NERVES.

after all these mad scribblings are about good bad and searches! ************************************* think-impulse’ ‘think-impulse’ Mark Evan says that blogs make you think and twitter is an impulse buy. I love to think, as well like to do things on impulse. (Thinking is lousy and impulse is exciting!) But it is  bad : I do something on impulse and later the impulses get buried in the twitter, deep below the new impulses. When’ll the ‘impulse’ turn to ‘think’? A  ‘good’  could be followed. There should be some favorite impulses. (<20) Let me try to think on those impulses on a ‘think pulse’ later……….. ( Behind a hand bill of HCL training Advt .) ( First under the category ‘behind bits of papers’ and later in blogger )

                                          Twitter co-founders Evan Williams and Jack Dorsey madscribblings   If you have time you can either click the mad scribblings here or the header to read the Jan 2002 entry. Good I have some time today to go back to my blogging days.  This was the day during January 2002. when I worked at a divisional level office and was in the administration section. There were the small worries about the cash and how I spent it. There were the personnel problems. Eight years.....I am in a different place. The divisional level office is now under a head quarters.stationed here at Hubli only. On that day I never thought that one day would come that I will be sitting in a head quarters office or for that matter a HQ will come. Happy now, looking back... somewhere I read a quotation that living again the old days through memory is as good as living twice!!! I never thought I would be able to bring this to my twitter...twitter was not there then.....

I was happy to read this article in Deccan Herald today. Quest for happiness By Khushwant Singh Having lived a reasonably contented life, I was musing over what a person should strive for to achieve happiness. I drew up a list of a few essentials which I put forward for readers’ appraisal. First and foremost is good health. Any ailment, however trivial, will deduct something from your happiness. Second, a healthy bank balance. It need not run into crores but should be enough to provide for creature comforts and something to spare for recreations eg: eating out, going to the pictures, travel and holidays on the hills or by the sea. Shortage of money can be only demoralising. Living on credit or borrowing is demeaning and lowers one in one’s own eyes. Third, a home of your own. Rented premises can never give you the snug feeling of a nest which is yours for keeps that a home provides: If it has garden space, all the better. Plant your own trees and flowers, see them grow and blossom, cul