Thank You Post

Yipee……
By reviewing the comments that all of you have left I am feeling quite good. You all accepted my blog and sure I won’t disappoint you. Well thanks very much for showing your appreciation towards this blog but still I have some probs. Since I am new to the blogging scene I don’t know much about the widgets and stuff like that. I visited many of your blogs and felt envious after noticing cool widgets like Blogroll, Blog rank, Fave Me, Links etc. But never the less I believe in simplicity and would continue to amaze you through this blog. Though you are most welcome to educate me about all such stuffs…..
And if you all like my blog , plz link me to yours and I’ll do the same. I’ll write one or two posts in a week so keep checking it regularly….

Thanks for giving me encouraging comments,,,,,,,,
Rohan Nigam
Vinayak
Gagan
Sowmya
Arjun......

"Ticket Less" Journey

Well it was one of those days when the lady luck was not with me. Perhaps the incident had nothing to do with luck but my own stupidity. Roaming around, discussing matters and filling college forms with one of my friends, I thought the day couldn’t be better. You see, one of the traits of the teen age is the “Devil May Care” attitude. Though I usually never support such attitude but that day I was out of my mind (who wouldn’t be after seeing so many college chicks). After filling up the forms we decided to walk half the distance to our homes (2 km!! God knows how we managed it). Then at one of the bus stops we boarded a bus….


In order to show off my new found freedom and superiority, I asked my friend, Shivy, not to buy any tickets. We were enjoying the scene outside the bus on a flyover, hearing chicas laughing and wondering when would our days come? At the final destination we were off the bus, feeling quite happy at our achievement of traveling without tickets. But the worst was still to come……


Suddenly, a very burly, pig looking ticket-checker caught hold of us. What now? Shivy who supported the “ticket less” idea now watched me in anger. We tried every bit to evade from the proposed fine. The ticket-checker was bombarded with excuses from both of us. But when he wouldn’t cut lose; we decided to shell out some bucks. He readily agreed to receive the amount. Well the fine was Rs. 100/- per person but we managed to discount it to Rs. 50/- each. The next thing we know is that we were out of his clutches. On the way back to home we thought about the whole incident and couldn’t stop laughing at our stupidity.


This is one of the many incidents of teenage that I will cherish through out my life. Some lessons have to be learnt and we learnt it the hard way.


P.S.: The next day we boarded the same route bus and didn’t buy ticket (and were not caught). You know ….. some habits never die….