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I will wait for that day -

The day I win again.

The day when thoughts of her fill me with excitement, happiness and warmth.

The day when I have someone to care for me again.

The day when there will be absolutely no boundaries or secrets.

The day when she belongs completely to me, and I belong to her completely.

The day when coming back home will be something I can look forward to.

The day when I can trust her completely, even more than I can trust myself, and the day I aspire to make myself worthy of her trust.

I look forward to that day when I am completely at peace in someone's arms, as she would be in mine, and the rest of the world does not matter.

I will wait for the day when life becomes bearable again.

I will wait for the day I find her again.



But is it becoming time to get back to this bloody world, and the jungle that is life?

News

Metallica is coming to Portland. News on their new album is on the radio these days.
I am tempted to attend their concert - some of their songs are undoubtedly among the greatest rock/metal songs ever. But sitting through an entire concert of heavy metal might be a different story.

Sourav Ganguly is retiring at the end of the series against Australia. Iam glad he scored a century in the second Test. It has ensured that he ends his career on a high note. I think he is handling his retirement in a classy manner:
Just one last thing, lads

Although one cannot quite say the same about what he supposedly told a Bengal daily.

Boston Red Sox lost in the World Series. But Iam no baseball expert.

Work's busy.

I started reading two books. The first one is "The Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch. It is about the Carnegie professor as he narrates the story of his life in the months preceding his death.

The second book I am reading is called "Winning Ugly". It is written by Brad Gilbert, Agassi's coach for many years. He helped Agassi make his way back from a low point in his career, when he had slipped in the rankings to the challenger circuit.

Two very different books for sure.

Song on the radio

I have no idea what the rapper is trying to say, but I like the beats:

The machine