As the graceful writer received a call from an unrecorded number, she heard a "Hello, how are you" the voice sounded familiar and next the caller said "I'am Anish*" she asked "which Anish*? " (She knew 2 persons with the name Anish Kumar*s).
She was about to collapse due to sudden hyper stress as one Anish Kumar* had bothered her so much that an arguement with him very often ended up in her being under medical supervision mainly due to overstress. This character had stopped bothering her only when she faced him really stern and asked him keep away if he did not want her complaining about him to those concerned about her the most...she could have taken more of those arguements had there been no foul language involved as he was on the top of her friend's' list...
Next she pressed her cardiac section as she nearly had a cardiac arrest. This time she gathered some courage and in a very quivery tone questioned again "Which Anish*?" . This time the reply came "I'am Anish Kumar*" now she nearly collapsed and with the last ray of hope asked "Anish Kumar* whose supposed to be at the oil mine?" and the reply was positive...This was truly a moment to celebrate for her as it as not the stressful Anish Kumar* who had bothered her so much...
Instead it was one of her dearest friend who was away on a project and whom she hadn't met as she always hated to bid goodbye...This Anish Kumar* can be reffered to as the bear who always made her smile . A true friend indeed, friendship with him was not merely sharing tears (as the writer's fate was when it came to most of her friends) perhaps this was one friend who also entwined with her whilst he was bestowed with a smile.
She then left for her over the coffee rendezvous with Anish the bear and on her way received an unusual call, this call called for her attention instantly, there was a project and she had been bidding for its success which was finally attained. Thrilled as she was, tring tring "Where have you been?" asked Anish the bear. She replied "I'am on my way, the project is a success"."Bravo" screamed a joyous Anish...she replied "give me two minutes and I shall be there".
Thursday, February 15, 2007
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