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Lost in Translation

After the critically acclaimed shoe-saga, verbingweirdslanguage brings to you a spine-tingling, bone-chilling, rib-tickling dramatic tragedy called 'Lost, will I be found?'

Set in the early 21st century, in the quaint city of Chennai, the story brings forth vividly the travails and simple joys of city life. It revolves around a particular incident of the protagonist losing her cellular phone en route from one venue to another on day three of Saarang and ensuing events - something everyone can identify with. Based on a true story, it speaks of immense courage and hope, with the importance of optimism shining through.

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That Time of the Year

It's that time of the year, well almost, when parts of the world go crazy over shopping and picking out an ideal party to attend. Christmas I don't celebrate, for me it's just another day on which I get bored and sleep a lot. Then there's New Year's, on which I'm not partying because I don't have company to party with and I don't have permission either. In fact New Year's is overrated, nothing good ever comes of it, I'm generally depressed or thinking too much about all that went wrong (trust me lots go wrong every year). Then to top it all up, twenty-three days after New Year's comes my birthday, the one day in my life on which I wish I could stop existing, something almost always goes wrong on my birthday (last year was an exception).

On a brighter note, I'm at home and I'm having fun and getting bored at the same time. Met up with friends recently and had so much fun! I had pizza and garlic bread for dinner yesterday, heaven on a triangular piece of dough...

Life doesn't always kick you in the ass, sometimes it misses.