“Can you uh… raise my bass please on the monitor I can [murmur]”…
“shall we go…?”
“Chalo… I’m ready”
“Ok… I think we’re ready to go…”
“So lets play now”… “lets play”
[sachin tendulkar voice] “go get it… “
Funky Guitar riff…
An awesome start to a Khadki junction blues song aptly names as Headrush Pink Rojez soundcheck!
PS: I’m a fan!
One of the many gems from Pune, this Funk rock and fusion band... check out their album - Bopodi Love affair... and songs like Contemplate, Gentle rain, Sausy finger chips (jain) and Journey to funkeshwar!
More than a year ago, I ambitiously printed a 40"x30" photo of Menavali ghat, Wai, that I had clicked a few months before that. Last month, got it mounted. Yesterday, I fixed up the hooks to it. Today, I was supposed to go out of town... so I left it for later. Then... the phone rang... my bus got canceled, so they put us in another bus which meant I was home for another 3 hours. So I marked the correct distance on the wall, drilled holes in it (with a manual driller, mind you.) Plugged it with screws and VOILA... Now, its on the wall! Today was the day where i was to finish the ill fated task that I had set out to do last year... Now to finish packing...
I play badminton but they say, it runs the knees. I cycle but they say, that too ruins the knees.
so, I have been going for yoga sessions for a month and a half now. Its pretty intensive. And every time, I come back home with my muscles nicely stretched and relaxed, and my bones in their correct place.
Today, i flipped when I was told to do the Shirshasan, and quite literally too.
As I rested on my neck and arms, and tried touching my back to the wall, I felt all my blood freeze. What the hell was I doing here? Wasn't I better off cycling and playing badminton? Would my neck bones crack while I tried to rest my body weight on my neck and head? would I fall off sideways and break a few bones once I lifted my legs towards to wall? Heck... would I even be able to completely lift my legs in the air on to the wall?
Jump one, halfway... jump two - right leg touched the wall behind...
Jump 3- I was up, legs and back straight against the wall, all my incredible burden resting on my frenzied little head losing all sense of orientation and direction. I thought that it was supposed to feel good with all the blood rushing to the brain... provided there’s enough of it… the brain I mean.
Since my legs were up and free, I was almost floating, save my neck muscles that were still feeling the stress.
I came down feeling my neck and shoulders and arms and fingers and my feet disappearing… I felt doped for a second… in a good way.
You may fly with your feet raised high above the ground… but always keep your head firmly planted on the ground.
Guaranteed to give you an phenomenal high… even if for just a second!
