Aise Hi!!!!
Once again, I was in the Swann Fitness Centre a.k.a Fike for gymming it out. After a half an hour of rigorous jogging, I peeped into the club room. 'Sword Fight' classes were going on and then I was reminded of the sword fights between my bro and myself back in those sweet unforgettable days. We used to eagerly await the telugu movie on a sunday. Blood used to rush especially if it was a mythological movie where in the famous 'katti' Kanta rao and the villian 'Rajanala' exhibited all their skills of sword fight. For that matter NTR and ANR were not bad too.
I remember playing with the sticks and fighting our way to glory. At times we even had plans of pursuing our way into Olympics with this. Along with this we even used to practise archery with bow made out of bamboo and the arrows made out of the broom stick. But the problem with those broom stick aroows, though they had the perfect shapes they were to light to travel. The budding physicist in me and the mathematician in my brother lead to the invention of ultra-light cheap laser arrows. All that we did was to stick some tamarind right on top of the arrow so that it had just enough wait to zoom away. It also served as a glue to stick to the target.
Aha!! those were really the 'happy' days. When some one used to ask me , 'What would you become?' I had many answers for them right from a mechanic to a scientist. And today I am typing in this post from one of the most advanced labs in the world [;)] thats how life goes. I never knew anythg outside A.P for may be years but then life teaches you a lot. The d'Alembert principle of virtual displacements truly applies to life. It takes you to distances with in no time and teaches you living in split of a second making us more and more mature. Maturity according to me is to make mistakes, make lot of them and learn from them. Be careful enough not to forget the latter part...
Well as of now I am here to pull those nanotubes on to the tungsten tips and the man who has to help me out with it is not here anyways. Lemme give a try....
I remember playing with the sticks and fighting our way to glory. At times we even had plans of pursuing our way into Olympics with this. Along with this we even used to practise archery with bow made out of bamboo and the arrows made out of the broom stick. But the problem with those broom stick aroows, though they had the perfect shapes they were to light to travel. The budding physicist in me and the mathematician in my brother lead to the invention of ultra-light cheap laser arrows. All that we did was to stick some tamarind right on top of the arrow so that it had just enough wait to zoom away. It also served as a glue to stick to the target.
Aha!! those were really the 'happy' days. When some one used to ask me , 'What would you become?' I had many answers for them right from a mechanic to a scientist. And today I am typing in this post from one of the most advanced labs in the world [;)] thats how life goes. I never knew anythg outside A.P for may be years but then life teaches you a lot. The d'Alembert principle of virtual displacements truly applies to life. It takes you to distances with in no time and teaches you living in split of a second making us more and more mature. Maturity according to me is to make mistakes, make lot of them and learn from them. Be careful enough not to forget the latter part...
Well as of now I am here to pull those nanotubes on to the tungsten tips and the man who has to help me out with it is not here anyways. Lemme give a try....
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