Ad hoc rocks!

What do you expect from a careless undergrad, especially when he hails from the most laid-back city Hyderabad? That he never plans for anything and takes everything as it comes right! I have tried to do that too. But unfortunately, as Murphy would have liked it, I tried to plan and before it took off, it went kaput! Already there was a forerunner to this, but I was too busy to notice that nature is tryin to tell me not to plan. Anyway, disappointed but not disgusted, here I am tryin to write.

Ad hoc is a taboo in software development, I agree! I exponentially increases costs, versioning goes berserk, configurations are catapulted and all but in life, it teaches you bliss! Following instincts is the best way to get the most out of life. Go out into a strange land all alone, do whatever you like. Talk to self, dance like no one's watching or just doze off like a log. This will make you more happy than you expect. When you carry no expectations, whatever you get is more than what you want and will make you happy. When you go to a movie you know nothing of, you will appreciate it more than when you expect something from it. Plan a meeting, don't decide what to do. Just walk, talk and enjoy your company! That will be the best time you ever spent. If you plan for the same things, along with walk, your sub-conscious plans something else too which if you dont accomplish will deject you. The same thing holds for new year resolutions! Every year, just make a single resolution that you will live life yourway! That will suffice! Why make resolutions and live life for their sake? This is like making stupid laws and cribbing over them!

n hey, what happens in a conversation when the people involved share terrific chemistry and enjoy thr company of other, but there is a subtle mismatch or some invisible deterrant in the form of absence of a common mother tongue? Actually, everyone is comfortable speaking their mother tongue because it is the only tongue where you have a word for every expression, or you can map each expression you want to convey to appropriate words, with appropriate feelings. But, in absence of such, foreign languages like English dominate which make the proceedings seem formal and as if followin a corporate etiquette. This is sad! The only savior in such cases is the understanding and chemistry people share! I really wish there had been a sweet universal language that we all knew by birth or that we would learn not in convents, but in cradles!