Happy New Year!
By debashish • Jan 1st, 2004 • Category: PersonalNull Pointer wishes all its readers and friends a very happy and prosperous new year 2004.
Null Pointer wishes all its readers and friends a very happy and prosperous new year 2004.
Mitali just rang me up to inform that Tanmay has taken his first bold steps by himself. Pray, there is no looking back for him. May God bless him!
If there is one blog that comes any closer to my range of thoughts, its perhaps Charu's Peek in to my mind. One reason might be that we both belong to the same 70's generation. Many of her posts, like this one, echo my own thoughts. Her recent post “What about job satisfaction” prompted me [...]
Today is the first birthday of my son Tanmay.
It is due to the little angel that I and Mitali were introduced to the joys, pressures, fun and responsibilities of parenting. Tanmay has ushered in a breeze of vitality and energy in our lives, infact he has tought us to relish the meaning of life [...]
Some blogger like Jivha want others to respect their anonimity. I agree with him. As for me I wish people do not co-relate anything that I say on my blog with my job or my employer. A mistake (now stands corrected) was mentioning my current employer in a post (in any case you can view [...]
A new workplace, new colleagues and a technology new to me, to explore and work on. Life is good Kudos to the parting team, I owe you a lot. Thanks for all the affection and the learning experience. As for my new job, more details to follow once I settle down a bit.
For those who still kept track of my blog despite of almost 2 weeks of absentia, thanks for watching the space. Last week has been pretty hectic for me as I got the opportunity to visit the Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City (DAKC) the collosal darbar of Reliance Empire, spread across 140-acres at Navi Mumbai. [...]
Zulfikar pointed me to a link where you can find one's corresponding Japanese Name. Mine came as Debashishichikurabaruchi. Quite a tongue-twister!
Zulfikar has this interesting post on Sleep. We all know that different people need different amount of sleep. But managing is an art. During my college days when trying to have a siesta in my hostle room was next to impossible due to the noises and disturbances around my room partner would sleep like a log. I always [...]