There it is. Life goes on at 11 West Avenue, but when early on a sunday morning, you witness a massive upset at the Austrailian Open, when the expected-champion Andy Roddick loses in 4 sets, then that sunday is something different. It would be wrong to attach an explicit adjective to this difference, because quite simply, it is the only single day in the week I have off, and attaching to it a negative adjective is not fair.So I'll let Andy Roddick struggle in his own emotions.

Though the first semester of my college finished off unexpectedly quickly, without us realizing, I had thought that the second would definitely seem lengthier.But it seems that I may be proven wrong, because Humanity's worst enemy [a.k.a time] has taken a leaf out of Schumacher's book. One obvious and drastically visible consequence of this fast pace of life is in front of you people: lesser blog posts, and deteriorated quality of 'em.[or atleast that's what I feel!]. It has many other consequences as well: Before the starting of the semester, I had almost resolved that I would try to find more time for book-reading, violin-playing, and also physics.Forget the former two, even the latter, though it is a core subject, is also struggling for time.After an average 9-5 day, traversing 26 odd kilometers, by the time I get home, I'm not in much mood to do much. But one thing that I just cannot wait for, is for the Formula 1 season to start! Though the year 2005 was terrible [to say the very least], for the Ferrari F1 Team, I still can't wait to see Schumacher on the track all over again!