Krids Blogs.........

Those attractive eyes, your cute chubby cheeks, the lovely sweet lips, the slightly flat nose, the shaped eyebrows, the silky smooth hands, the perfectly awesome smile... I’m gonna miss everything. But those memories will always remain deep inside me. All those moments that we were together, all those time that we spent on the phone, the small-small fights, all those dreams that we had for us, that happy little time when we used to walk together hand in hand, those sweet kisses, the messages, your sound, everything..., I know I am never going to get those moments back again, never again. I will surely miss them for sure, miss them badly. All I can do is recall every moment but then tears rolls down and I feel as if there is no more life that I need to live. I still remember the day we met; I still remember the day when I texted you for the first time, the contents, the reply and everything related to you and me. There are things that I might forget but if it is associated with you ...

Well the Post headline might deceive you but let me be very frank, I'm writing this under the influence of a beer :P I strongly believe that my actions are responsible for the next couple of days in my life, probably a couple wont be enough i guess :P. This very post is for ppl who think that driving or riding after drinking or consumption of alcohol is kwel.... Your very life might not be so very important that you have decided to drink and drive and cause a havoc or a complete mess. There are ppl who value their life and makes sure that they build up a future for themselves as well as their near and dear ones but those who drink and drive has been makin the others life a mess. ''My fate is my responsibility; my actions''. I have seen ppl telling that they can even drive single handed after drinking enough alcohol..... Fuck you retards... coz your senses are at stake when you are drunk. Your life is at stake and so is our life too. My words might not be as sharp...

It was a friend of mine, a B.Tech graduate, who ended up working as a salesman for a million-dollar company that got me thinking about this topic. He was an excellent student during his college days, graduated with an impressive 73.4% mark, and was definitely the outlier among us in a fun way. I always thought he would go on to work for a big multinational corporation as a software developer. However, after completing his studies, he took some time off and then joined a startup company as a salesman. I would credit his efforts for significantly contributing to the company's success, allowing the CEO to proudly declare, "Yes, we are now a million-dollar company." He now earns more than a senior developer. What sets this friend apart is that he never feels offended when someone calls him "just a salesman." Instead, he proudly states, "YES, I AM A SALESMAN." I began to believe that there's a salesman in each of us. Consider a guy proposing to a lady –...