Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Wishlist.

The wishlist changes everyday. It is erratic. It sees numerous crosses and even more updates. But it's almost necessary to keep track. To keep the imagination on a racing track requires a lot of effort. Obviously we won't realise it's inability to sprint until we start jotting the most tiniest wish that our mind can be home to. It's important to know what you want from life at all given times in life. And I've been told that wishes can be re-born. They are, for a fact, re born. A week from now, I'll read this and I will prioritise. 10 might become 3 and 7 might drop down to 10. It's a beauty to solely notice the movement.

WISHLIST NUMBER FAR FROM A MILLION.

1. I want to read Lance Armstrong in a day and enjoy the feeling at midnight.
2. I want to not lament over anything. I don't want a reason to crib. Cribbing can easily be an Outlook in my life that I must go through. But I want it to be Top Gear that I don't relish at all.
3. Sans any connection to (2), I want to really start reading Top Gear and Overdrive. If only I could pass these off as Good Housekeeping. Wait till Wishlist written at 30.
4. This one I have shamelessly shared. I want to sit on the blade of the fan and squeeze myself in that 3 inch space and madly rotate while it's on. I always tend to ignore that this is perfect as a lethal fantasy.
5. I want a career and not work towards it. Procrastinating is such a disease. I need immunity.
6. I want to stop calling auto drivers bastards. They've made me helpless. But they've provided comfort although that's easy to forget. Can I blame it on them? I should. Bargaining on auto fares is illegal for a start.
7. I want to crack a genius joke. One that can never be matched. One that doesn't have a lineage. One which will not have a family but work wonders as a mentor.
8. I really want to try 75% of Big Chill's menu. Please notice that this is #8.
9. I want put "take life as it comes" to practical use. Do I have to specify that it's easier said than done.
10. I want to borrow an expensive gadget and treat it so well that the lender makes me it's owner. I don't care if it's out of guilt or anything else.

One should always stop at a round figure. Multiples of five to make it easier.

Until WISHLIST NUMBER ONE LESS THAN FAR FROM A MILLION.

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