morning boy's letters on serious matters and commentary on funny things aplenty
For so long I’ve been using ‘laptop’ as my desktop. I feel strange now.
It is a matter of research, what shape you give to your desktop. What are the options that do not let a laptop like mine dominate my desk?
Another project begins. Wow! I’ll post a picture. I am sad and excited. Have you had such a feeling?
What I’ve done is this: I’ve limited every set of push-ups to 10, every set of chin-ups to 4. As a result, I am able to cross 200 push-ups fairly easily. I am able to do 8 sets of chin-ups quiet comfortably.
Earlier, I would push myself to almost failure in the first set itself. Subsequent sets, I would struggle and would have to push myself to failure. The reps in sets fluctuated. Felt erratic. Sometimes just didn’t get a satisfying feeling. And would get hyper tired.
Let’s see how this change shapes my effort.
I am doing this now and I will do this for some time and see how it goes. When I do search on Google, I am going to start with the results on 10th page of Google listings first. Then 9 and 8 and 7 and so on…
Injection syringes really help in spot-cleaning. And spot-cleaning is the best method of cleaning!
Framing questions are actually experiments. Which question leads to a great answer, one doesn’t quite know.
Whimsy (not necessarily a public display of it) fused with scientific thought and temper, that is attractive.
Experiments, small ones, the doors to the future.
Buying any thing, even the most familiar thing, is an experiment.
Living with any thing is also an experiment. A much much bigger experiment than buying.
Living is made up of numerous little experiments.
Suppose the football ground is altered a little bit, the goal posts at either end brought inside such that players get space to dribble all around and even behind the goal-net without the ball going out of play…
Every ‘buying’ is an experiment. Every ‘consuming’ too.
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