Day3.

You never realize the value of something until it is taken away from you. This is a very famous dictum that holds good universally. There are things that I value even without them been taken away from me.
This new experience that I have embarked upon, apart from teaching me new things,
it is putting a lot of old things into perspective for me.

Here is something that I am very sure my mom'll enjoy.
Disclaimer: This is nothing to boast about, I am just recording my experiences and I understand that I am still only 2 days old in this experience.

Here is my routine.
Wake up in the morning(late!), get ready and simultaneously get some breakfast ready!
breakfast is mostly some indian easy to make stuff sent by our moms.
Clean up the breakfast utensils(no maid servant!)
Also we cannot waste food(each ounce is very precious) neither can we dump it in the refrigerator.
Take my bus and leave to the campus. Oh by the way, my umbrella has come to become an extension of my hand. Internship work till about noon which is when I have to go for lunch.
I usually pick up a bowl of rice and vegetables and some juice. Things are convenient with a lunch card. But all dining rooms close at about 1330hrs.
Back to internship till about 5pm after which i catch up with divya and we find some hangzhou explorations to keep us busy.

We get back to our apartment by about 8:30pm and then, WE HAVE TO COOK DINNER!
so we do that, have dinner,watch CNN deligently cos thats the only channel we can understand, then we have to CLEAN UP the dinner table/utensils!
mom, I hope you are listening to all this! oh I think I forgot the laundry... I have to do my laundry too(obviously!)
and somehow by the time we hit the sack it is 1130pm!
Div n me are dead tired...
hehe

It is very interesting how things we do at home are so insignificant but outside they gain so much significance.