i'm getting a wisdom tooth.
technically, a 'mandibular third molar'.
this extremely painful process, wikipedia tells me, usually results in the growth of oddly angled teeth. which, to avoid complications, are generally removed.
what if i don't want wisdom teeth? i mean, they're entirely unnecessary chewing-wise, and they certainly don't live up to their name!
i don't really have a choice, do i?
Friday, August 22, 2008
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Thursday, July 31, 2008
weird
the other day, i had the most bizarre thing happen to me.
i was walking (yuss, i do this a lot!) along gariahat road, and rather slowly because there's always this entire mass of people who move in a particular direction along the sidewalk, and you can only walk as fast as the person in front of you, or you'll end up either pushing people or stepping on their toes!
so as i walked sleeewly, random guy walking in the opposite direction, drew up close to me, leaned over, and smelled my hair!!!
i mean, wtf!!? what is that even supposed to mean?!!!
does that at all count as eve-teasing? because he didn't really do anything to offend me, just really freaked me out!
maybe he was conducting some sort of shampoo-user survey...maybe!
p.s.: it's a free country, you can choose to be a blur if you want to. but only if you really, really want to.
i was walking (yuss, i do this a lot!) along gariahat road, and rather slowly because there's always this entire mass of people who move in a particular direction along the sidewalk, and you can only walk as fast as the person in front of you, or you'll end up either pushing people or stepping on their toes!
so as i walked sleeewly, random guy walking in the opposite direction, drew up close to me, leaned over, and smelled my hair!!!
i mean, wtf!!? what is that even supposed to mean?!!!
does that at all count as eve-teasing? because he didn't really do anything to offend me, just really freaked me out!
maybe he was conducting some sort of shampoo-user survey...maybe!
p.s.: it's a free country, you can choose to be a blur if you want to. but only if you really, really want to.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
kittystrophe!
i rescued ze kitten :)
the black kitten (of a litter of four), tumbled down the rain-water drainage pipe, and got stuck.
which was followed by a lot of distressed mewing.the mother cat sat next to the drain-pipe and waited :O.
and it rained, i was so sure it'd drown, or suffocate.
but when i found it at the bottom of the pipe, sodden and with a splayed arm, it was still breathing.
so i dried it and took it back to it's mum, which stupid creature realised it was hers, only after sniffing it for a whole minute.
but issokay now. it's a little fluffball again, and i think the arm's healing (by arm, i mean foreleg :))
the black kitten (of a litter of four), tumbled down the rain-water drainage pipe, and got stuck.
which was followed by a lot of distressed mewing.the mother cat sat next to the drain-pipe and waited :O.
and it rained, i was so sure it'd drown, or suffocate.
but when i found it at the bottom of the pipe, sodden and with a splayed arm, it was still breathing.
so i dried it and took it back to it's mum, which stupid creature realised it was hers, only after sniffing it for a whole minute.
but issokay now. it's a little fluffball again, and i think the arm's healing (by arm, i mean foreleg :))
Sunday, July 6, 2008
conspiracy
Parental-Unit M decided to take me shopping.
Parental-Unit D frowned, and said: 'you shop too much...where would you put all that stuff anyway, you're running out of storage space...look at me, my clothes occupy exactly one and a half shelves (this is an enormous lie btw). you really don't need all the things you buy...etc.'
and then in a sort of stage whisper, to P.U.M., added: 'you know how much she's going to spend on things she'll never use.'
Parental-Unit M changed her mind, and decided to go for a walk instead.
Parental-Unit D frowned, and said: 'you shop too much...where would you put all that stuff anyway, you're running out of storage space...look at me, my clothes occupy exactly one and a half shelves (this is an enormous lie btw). you really don't need all the things you buy...etc.'
and then in a sort of stage whisper, to P.U.M., added: 'you know how much she's going to spend on things she'll never use.'
Parental-Unit M changed her mind, and decided to go for a walk instead.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Friday, June 20, 2008
tag
okay, I've been putting this off for a little while, but I've been tagged by Reeti, and i like this tag, and therefore i shall do it! because it's MY blog, and i can. so ha-ha!
the reason I've been avoiding writing this is that my first day at Jadavpur was not what i would have liked for it to have been at all, not even close. and i wish i could say that without offending people who probably won't even read this.
i remember a lot of the same things as everyone else :rain and mudsquelchy JU, filling in the fee-book (at which point someone at the table lost her head completely, and said: "ekhane ki school-er naam likhbo?"!) on the day of the admission,
and PB's aquaguard and vampires, Mandy's very colourful skirt, and somebody beside me crying her eyes out (and when i asked, the girl next to her told me that she couldn't believe she actually got into JU!)
yes, i was just a leetle freaked! but i was insanely happy because i really liked the place.
but my initial experience at JU was rather different, more difficult than for those who already knew other people in class. everything i did, was a sort of experiment.
making new friends was not incidental, it was more of a conscious decision.
like steering clear of the people i hung around with on the first day, almost immediately after they asked where i was taking tuitions from.
my first day at Jadavpur was a disappointment.
and eventually i made the change (at the cost of sounding bitchy and inconsiderate: i ditched some people, and I'm sorry), and I'm glad i did.
thankew (yes yoo, and yoo, and yoo etc.) for making the Joo so much better for me :)
the reason I've been avoiding writing this is that my first day at Jadavpur was not what i would have liked for it to have been at all, not even close. and i wish i could say that without offending people who probably won't even read this.
i remember a lot of the same things as everyone else :rain and mudsquelchy JU, filling in the fee-book (at which point someone at the table lost her head completely, and said: "ekhane ki school-er naam likhbo?"!) on the day of the admission,
and PB's aquaguard and vampires, Mandy's very colourful skirt, and somebody beside me crying her eyes out (and when i asked, the girl next to her told me that she couldn't believe she actually got into JU!)
yes, i was just a leetle freaked! but i was insanely happy because i really liked the place.
but my initial experience at JU was rather different, more difficult than for those who already knew other people in class. everything i did, was a sort of experiment.
making new friends was not incidental, it was more of a conscious decision.
like steering clear of the people i hung around with on the first day, almost immediately after they asked where i was taking tuitions from.
my first day at Jadavpur was a disappointment.
and eventually i made the change (at the cost of sounding bitchy and inconsiderate: i ditched some people, and I'm sorry), and I'm glad i did.
thankew (yes yoo, and yoo, and yoo etc.) for making the Joo so much better for me :)
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