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Posted on Wednesday, May 11, 2005
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May 7, 2005
'Purbachol' is mostly a village now. Direction? Watch out for the road that has a crowded entrance, crowded with street peddlars, and (porbably illegally built) shops. Has a gate over it which promises a beautiful city. Its right after the Khilkhet overbridge if you are coming from the Uttora side. Follow that narrow road for 9 miles and you shall be there. Here are the photos from a drive on that road this friday.
Posted on Saturday, May 07, 2005
May 5, 2005
I just had a weird wish to join 'The Three Ninjas' and be on their adventures and go 'ayaaa' in the face of the bad people. hmmmm.
OTher than that ... work has been going on sooo slowly. I been coding on a simple thing for three days. Maybe its not sooo simple after all. Mixed the old with the new, discarded some of the old. Working from scratch is probably easier than modifying stuff.
OTher than that ... work has been going on sooo slowly. I been coding on a simple thing for three days. Maybe its not sooo simple after all. Mixed the old with the new, discarded some of the old. Working from scratch is probably easier than modifying stuff.
Posted on Thursday, May 05, 2005
"Anywhere the wind blows ..doesn't really matter.
Because I'm easy come ...easy go, little high ...little low"
The weather is pretty gloomy today... and I was listening to a little compilation I made for myself of blues music. Then Johnny Lang's 'Look out my window' kept ringing in my head since it kept saying "Look out my window.. is it still raining?". I am sitting right in front of the window in my office from where i can see the trees swaying in the strong winds outside! So it made good sense that this song should stick in my head. But, somehow i remembered "Thunder flash of lightning very very frightening..." of Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. And now the different portions of this song (since i can't recall the whole of it.. or the exact sequence of it... ) are whats playing on Radio Tanm.
Because I'm easy come ...easy go, little high ...little low"
The weather is pretty gloomy today... and I was listening to a little compilation I made for myself of blues music. Then Johnny Lang's 'Look out my window' kept ringing in my head since it kept saying "Look out my window.. is it still raining?". I am sitting right in front of the window in my office from where i can see the trees swaying in the strong winds outside! So it made good sense that this song should stick in my head. But, somehow i remembered "Thunder flash of lightning very very frightening..." of Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. And now the different portions of this song (since i can't recall the whole of it.. or the exact sequence of it... ) are whats playing on Radio Tanm.
Posted on Thursday, May 05, 2005
May 3, 2005
May 2, 2005
Recently we took a trip to cox's Bazaar courtesy of our office. I was pretty skeptical about it ending well.. but i was wrong. It went fine and we all had a lot of fun. We stayed two days in a big hotel named Sea Gull and enjoyed their private beach. The waves on those two days were massive, and we really drained out all our energy by wrestling with it. The third day we shifted to a cheaper hotel and headed out with two vehicles to see Himchori and Inani. Everyone returned the next day to Dhaka ...well almost everyone. I went to Chittagong to see familia, and two others did the same to see their chacha and fupis. The whole thing is also on four hours of video tape, but now i need to figure out a way to get it onto CD. I miss the beach.
:(

The golden lifts of Hotel Sea Gull
:(

The golden lifts of Hotel Sea Gull

Posted on Monday, May 02, 2005
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