“Meeter”???? That is not even an English word, is it?
Early morning geeky joke
Came out of the hotel early morning in Orlando and was looking to my left and right to ascertain which side would be preferable to go for a run in the dark when the parking lot building in front of the hotel that I parked my rental car last night in caught my eye.
It seemed to me that the lowest floor was for general parking. All the floors above were for computer engineers π

You know you had a terrible bout of cold weather for a couple of days…
From the bartender’s corner – Chelsea Sidecar
The good news about 24 deg F with windchill 18 deg is that…
From the bartender’s corner – Great Gatsby
First run in the snow this year
5K run in the snow. Usually, the first such run every year lands up in a disaster since I forget that running shoes have breathing holes and invariably cold water seeps in during the run and freezes inside making my toes numb and blue.
This time however, I remembered to put two plastic grocery bags over my socks before I put the shoes on. It was a good run but had to slow down considerably after slipping a couple of times.

2016 Retrospective
Nikispeak – New Year’s Eve
Reached home a little late at around 10:30 PM or so after the India trip. Nikita was at the kitchen table doing her studies. After some time we started having dinner together and were exchanging notes about our Holidays.
As a reference, I was in India and she was in Dallas with Natasha and Sharmila. Also, as a further reference, “masi”, in our language Bengali roughly means “aunt”. Actually it is used to address your mom’s sister. But it is common practice to call an lady who would be roughly your parents’ age as “masi”.
Finally we came to New Year’s Eve.
“What did you do, for New Year’s?”, she asked.
“I was fast asleep. How about you?”
“Oh! I spent most of it being surrounded by a lot of drunk “masis” “.
π
Seems like nothing has changed in Dallas in ten years π






