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Le Sigh

I liked the typography, nothing else!

Right this moment, I'm in a phase where I don't know what I'm doing nor do I know what I want to do. All I feel is overwhelmed with everything - from the lightest of issues to the heaviest. It's all bogging me down. There's just too much happening, too many things to do! I don't quite like the times we live in today. Never is there a day, when you get the opportunity to just sit back and relax. Instead, your note pad is just filled with things to do and more things to do. And each thing, is a mammoth task in itself. You struggle your way through the list and before you're done, pat comes another hundred tasks to be completed. There's work to do, formalities to complete, errands to run, it's a freaking rat race. And those darn phones! They just never let you simply be. There's too many things that need your attention but only one you. I get tired. It's draining. 
Which brings me to my next thought - what keeps people going? What keeps them so ambitious? How do they do it? What are they made of? Everyday just us has running after some thing or the other however insignificant or inconsequential it may be, we have to get them done. 

I really wonder, where is my inspiration? You know what, I spent an hour in a book store last night after work drooling over books by my favourite author that I really wanted to read. The sad part is I bought three books but I don't know when I will find time to read them. Such are the times we live in. Le sigh!

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