21 was definitely the longest year of my life. I feel like I lived five whole years before I turned 22.
-I've officially moved five times in the last 2 years
-If your stuff dosent fit into two large suitcases, your occupying too much space
-There has been a distinct change in my likes and dislikes.
-I still like Geeky boys and I hate nail color and I cant help but wonder why ppl pay for that stuff.
-Big bang theory is the most awesome T.V show and I love Farmville. It makes me so happy.
-I'm actually not a big skype fan. It makes me feel further away from the person I'm talking to.
-I miss my brother and my madras college canteen (notice that i didnt say "home food")
-My visions of me owning a golden brown lab seem very real off late. I blame petville.
-I'm still deciding if I like or hate my new job. I'm making good use of the employee discount in the meantime.
-Every time someone's status on fb changes to "engaged or married"(which has been happening an awful lot lately), I'm always confused if I should say "congrats" like everyone else or instead ask "how bored were you?"
-The Character Samantha Jones from sex and the city always reminds me of zaby and makes me miss her.
On a more serious note, It was the year I moved to Canada, cut off from ppl I thought I couldn't live without talking to, realized I was too planned, organised and stuck up and have let myself just live, drink and be merry, made a bunch of new girl friends whose opinions I now cant live without, finally realized the importance and value of education (This alone I really wish happened ten years back), my card making skills made a quick come back after a six month holiday, doing random courses on philosophy, feminism, gender issues, society and identity has made me look at everything from television shows, movies to everyday scenarios very differently, I forgot my ma's and pa's birthday-I blame the time difference and the fact that they are both not on fb, I tried my first eggnog and rum-it's yummier than it sounds, I've upgraded from "I can cut fruits and vegetables" to "I can cook now"-with lots of help from palni and my good friend Google.
