hiatus

Posted on | February 28, 2009 | Comments Off

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i have been blogging off and on (more off than on) for well near six years now,have gone through many blogs,many posts and many poems. quite a few were deleted,some lost for ever. but Rings of Smoke contains nearly all of my writings that i have to date. it has been quite a ride, some joy,some pain,some fun and a lot of madness.at the same time,college is also coming to a close,i have yet to decide what job i want to do,and what i want to do with my life.given luck,and some time,i will.perhaps.for now,it is time that i take a break from things to re-examine my priorities in life.blogging stops from today,indefinitely, or till april the first, which ever comes the later. i do not know if i want to write anymore.about anything.pouring out my issues on a public forum is probably not the best way to solve them.and i am sick of writing mediocre poetry.so as of now, i dont know if i will be returning to blogging.one thing if for sure that if i do,it will not be on Rings Of Smoke. it will not even be a public blog. but that is a pretty big if. i am too confused now with my life to decide what i am doing, and not for the first time in my life, events are overtaking me at a speed i cannot even comprehend. two years of postgrad school finish in a week,and off the campus much has happened which needs to be re-examined and then forgotten. i am also taking a break from all online communities like orkut, facebook etc, though i will continue reading what you write in my reader. i will try not to log on to online messengers like yahoo or google talk, and will try to read emails sent to my noncollege id once in a while. (the college mails i will have to read regularly, for obvious reasons). and finally, early or mid of the next month i will go home.

as of now, i am closing all comments on this blog. if you email me, you will eventually get a reply,though it might be delayed.i hope you wouldn’t mind.

adios for now.

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