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India, Female, 22, live on tonnes of books, lots of music, much more hope, some incoherent philosophising, and swear by Ayn Rand and Pink Floyd. Very stubborn and don't want to change. Trying very hard to become an engineer. In love with life... And Newton :)

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04/01/2004 - 05/01/2004
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06/01/2004 - 07/01/2004
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"Can I be as I believe myself or as others believe me to be? Here is where these lines become a confession in the presence of my unknown and unknowable me, unknown and unknowable for myself. Here is where I create the legend where I must bury myself."
--Miguel De Unamuno.

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Book-A-Minute
Paperbacks: Love And Longing In Bombay -Vikram Chandra, Eleven Minutes -Paulo Coelho (Still trying! Can't get past the S&M bit. THE BOOK SUCKS!)
E-books: Da Vinci Code -Dan Brown


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Saturday, February 19, 2005
Better Off Dead?

...And if I stared too long
I'd probably break down and cry...

Of failure
And the blame game
Of insomnia
And sad mid mornings
Of weekend blues
And loneliness
Of lost opportunities
And wasted time
Of lost love
And moments of weakness
Of all the hurt
And the betrayals
Of frozen tears
Craving for warmth
Of existential angst
And the like.

...And pray for the thunder
And the rain
To quietly pass me by...

Dear Mr God Sir, your little game that is my life isn't funny any more. How fucking long do you intend to keep me stuck in this rut? I can't say I can't take it any longer, given how insentient you've deliberately made me, but I really don't want to anymore. Do something about it now, will you? It's about time too.

Where do we go
Where do we go now
Where do we go
Sweet child o' mine