Arjarapu

Soon after my unofficial commitment to Apurva, her parents stopped by to discuss customaries with my family. Well, at first Apurva's mom was astonished to she me in shorts but, I think, she recovered out of that shock pretty soon. Being a house surgeon (residency) in Dental Science, Apurva not only has busy schedule at her school / work but also it takes 2 hrs long drive on either way.

So, I thought of not disturbing her during these hours. However, I got call from her later that evening and her first question was - 'Are you busy? Can I talk with you for a moment?'. It's funny to hear it, rather it's my question to be asked.

Things went smooth and all of a sudden my world turned green & pleasant in this hot & dry summer. Not because it did rain that day, but because my status un-officially got changed from Single to Commited.

During my last meet with Apurva, we mutually understood and realized that we are in sync with each other. We nodded to be partners for ever and our elders are going to discuss stuff to be in accordance with the customs.

For the recent past couple of year I have changed myself in regards with what & How I wanna do. I felt more comfortable doing stuff on the fly rather than cracking my head as I used to until 5 years back from now. Well, on the fly decisions is nice approach however, I don't think it might be the right on based on what I am undergoing right now.

I am not sure what'z going on from the person I met today and won't give a damn either but was wondering how the couples I came across got through such scenarios.

I couldn't catch up with sleep not because my granny has been snoring alot for past 3 hours or I had slept for 1.5 hours prior to 10 PM but because I started to think in a differently after long time.

Few days after landing in Hyderabad, my family members wanted me to join for a family get together in which I happened to come across my soul mate. I was very casual and behaved as if I went to one of my dudes house.

I think Apurva (Bach. Dental Science) was bit tensed at that time. As a matter of fact neither of us have any clue what's going on. Good that I took initiative and started to interact which impressed others, at least I think so. After initial interaction with family, I later spoke with Apurva for quite along time.

Our interaction came to an end, when had no other stuff to talk about. Well, I understood that she not only 100% in sync with me but also she completes me. Hopefully everything turns out good in our next meet.

Finally, I did receive a call from Emirates office that they found my baggage in Dubai and it's on next flight to Hyderabad. My brother Prakash drove me to the air port and my baggage (most importantly my PS2) is safe.

Interestingly one of my chocolate bars package seal was broke open. As far as I know I didn't loose anything from the bag, may be, except for couple of chocolates and I don't blame for it. Cause last time in Air India I lost 7 out 10 caps given by my friend Vijay. So, only 3 of his 10 cousins wore them.

I am not even a soft-core gamer and the only means of getting myself busy or entertained is PS2 games. That's way I was worried about it. Stupid me, I got everything except the memory to save the games. So I ended up purchasing 8MB memory yesterday. Hopefully, I get to lay hands on it excluding during daily serials being watched by other family members.