Just a delayed post :-)

As usual Sunday is my laziest of the weekdays. No wonder woke up late, couldn’t keep up the promise given to my friend that I will join him to prepare lunch. Nevertheless, I made in time to eat along with him :-) Got another appointment late in the evening to watch Avatar in 3D at Multiplex, Munich.

I wrote the following while travelling to India, but couldn’t post it until now. Perhaps a little more delayed post.

India trip

24th December 2009
Munich airport

A very joyful time for me, I’m travelling to India. After 23 months of stay away from family and friends. All for a purpose, to get myself groomed in an international environment and Ofcourse to earn my master degree and several list of future action plans. The plans that I have made myself to become the person whom I would like to be down the years. I remember the day I left my first job, it was indeed very painful decision and risky too, but all for a cause to get me out of the comfort zone and to step into explored areas. Let it be the countries I travelled, the people I met/worked, the subjects I learnt, the projects I have worked so on and so forth. I fairly justified myself and kept me cool to ahead with my aspirations, amidst the economic crisis which is a damn turmoil to jobs.

In fact yesterday I couldn’t sleep the whole night perhaps overexcited thinking about my travel. Indeed I started my day very brisk, the taxi man was punctual at door steps, reached airport, done with check-in & security checks, sitting in front of my aircraft which is going to fly me to Paris then a change to Bangalore, in between, got some time to record my thoughts.


The best thing about most of the German airports is the de-centralization of the terminals. Unlike having a centralized security check and passport control, where the line goes like a giant tail and will create panic until you board the aircraft. But here they organize it very well, such that every airport is divided into terminals & sub-terminals, and each one of these terminals will have its own security check and passport control, thereby making it less crowd.

(photo taken in Paris airport : Aéroports de Paris)

It is one year since I have been in Paris and two years in Bangalore. I am not sure about finding some changes in Paris but I am sure that Bangalore might have some changes by this time. My trip will have visits to my alma mater, temples, relatives, ex-colleagues and of course most of the time with friends & family :-)

I have to stop with this now, as the lovely announcement to board the flight was made, bha bye.


Love | Jaybee