Tabeer!

Album for Palkistani vocalist, Shafqat Amanat Ali! Check it out. Great Music!

FINALS!

What I don't understand is how Pace can call tomorrow a study day, if evening classes still meet. I guess that takes the concept of study "DAY" literally. Either way, at least my class tomorrow is a class i enjoy, if not, I would have raised hell. 

On a side note, even though I am no longer a vegetarian, I bought some Morningstar " Chik'n Tenders." I realized that I still like them, and with some badass Buffalo Wing Sauce ( Thats the name on the can ) it was truly a LEGENDARY experience.

Kick the Chair

I'm searching for an armchair. Like the nice ones old people sit on while using a typewriter. Well not actually, just because the chair provided in the room is so damn uncomfortable. I'm actually using my desk this year, so I need a chair. I walked with my phone directions, trying to walk to IKEA, only to find out that it's far and only bus accessbile. That's so lame shit right there. I turned around couldn't find anything, so I got breakfast. This was all before 9 am. The search goes on!

And check out Cheb I Sabbah. Very impressive. Props to my cousin Ankita for the recommendation,

THE WEEKEND

So I'm home for the weekend, and damn does it feel weird. No subway station, zero external interference whatsoever. Who would of thought that was possible? Definitely not me. I ran errands today, and driving a car was very strange to me. Even though it's not like a forgot how to drive. It's just that I acclimated myself to elevators and subways, that an automobile has become like a vestigial organ, utterly useless unless it implodes. Cheers to New Jersey, it keeps me real!

Thought

Is Humor arrogance, is arrogance excessive humor? Both? Neither? I am confused out of my mind.

HOME!!

So I'm home now. It's amazing how weird it feels to be home. A part of me misses the Institute, while the other does not at all. A very weird feeling to describe. Either way, home-cooking is great, and my own bed is a definite plus. 

I was in what the Institute called the " self transformation program." Now let me tell you, all kidding aside, that I feel the initial steps of the self transformation after only a week there. Now that I am home I am going to relax and make music, which I know are two things that I enjoy.haha

Kitchen Karma !!

So I just finished the karma yoga portion of my stay at the Himalayan Institute. Not that I did not enjoy several days of vegetable cutting, a day of vacuuming, and my last task, mopping. I know, and you should know, that I am not a vegetable cutting, vacuuming and mopping sort of guy. In terms of karma, it felt nice knowing that I helped not just me but the community. 

While all of the tasks seemed rather boring and repetitive, well at least with the vegetables, the whole experience was and is something that I will remember, and use in life, well maybe ( haha ). 

I dont expect myself to go home and offer to vacuum, mop, and cut vegetables, but hey, change never hurts. Right?