Warming up

These times are not fair. I for one am honestly dejected. People my age or probably a year or two older, are in prime positions around the world. Take the example of Bilawal Bhutto, the heir of the Bhutto clan, today speaks about Pervez Musharraf and his resignation from the Presidency.

Yours sincerely meanwhile hardly has a say in the committee of his college students association. I am used to people conveniently forgetting that I am a part of the organisation. And as for the president, and here I quote "Woh, saala batlya, woh G.S hai? Aisa G.S hota hai kya?"

Translation: That guy? That shorty? He's the G.S? Do they still make them like that these days?(the thoughts quoted above are not those of the writer and simply express a point of view attributed to a person who has been classified as absconding after making these here comments)

Amazing parity innit?
You've got Lionel Messi playing for his country at Beijing 2008.And here I am done with the league campaign for the year, scoring a modest 7 goals in 7 games. Somehow, I feel happy that the media doesn't hound me, that I can move about at will, without the fear of being recognised.Everything comes at a price they say.
I am not a nobody (that I can assure myself atleast) but neither am I a SOMEBODY. I am somewhere bridging the gap between being a nobody and being a SOMEBODY.But onr thing's for sure, I will be a SOMEBODY, without a shred of a doubt.
Till then, I guess my claims to fame will be my poor old blog, with a sum readership of 2, and my team (I am a pretty decent goalscorer as a matter of fact).
MY rants shall continue. Amen!