Pune City from my view - Part 2!
I have earlier mentioned in my post about "Autowala" and "HR".
http://pramnaath.blogspot.in/2012/03/pune-city-from-my-view-part-1.html
This post is the continuation of the above post.
I earlier thought of mentioning about my roommates in this post, however, I wrote "Bachelor life little reloaded" (BLLR). http://pramnaath.blogspot.in/2012/03/bachelor-life-little-reloaded.html separately, because of the content it had in it. I have received comment from one of my friends for BLLR that, "This is not unique experience to me and it is usual among all who comes and stays away from home". I agree with his point. But everyone expresses their view on their own way. I feel that this is one of the ways that I have chosen to express my thoughts (other than discussing with my close friends over phone chat) and I continue to do it. After reading one of my friend's blog only, I was impressed that thoughts can be expressed it blogs like this, and then started to write blogs. I feel blogging unfolds my thoughts and improves narrating the events on my own way.
Blogs:
I started writing posts when I am in Pune. Though it is just a correlation of events and Pune has no say on this, but from my point of view, had I not been in Pune, I would have not got chance to read the post and had it not happened, I would have not started writing here. Bingo!!!!
Shop keeper:
Sorry to mention here! But, I was told that some people from Pune would not help people who come from different state.
But time and again, in my almost 2 years of life at Pune, all the incidents proved that the above statement is wrong, at least with the people, I have met so far. None of them reacted with me in that sense. They were always either helpful or polite. Shopkeeper who stays close to my flat is one among them. Though, what ever I buy would increase his business (may be to small extent, but business is a business), he never showed only business mind. It was kind of feeling from him that I am also his 'fellow human'. I could able to sense this from laundry guy, chicken shop guy, vegetable seller, sugarcane-juice seller, bakery guy, barber, pharmaceutical person, my flat securities (of-course, they are not among shop-keepers). Of all the people, barber is close to my heart, the reason being, he looks at my face, and asks what happened, if he finds that I am tired.
I feel happy to be a part of this society!
More to continue...
I have earlier mentioned in my post about "Autowala" and "HR".
http://pramnaath.blogspot.in/2012/03/pune-city-from-my-view-part-1.html
This post is the continuation of the above post.
I earlier thought of mentioning about my roommates in this post, however, I wrote "Bachelor life little reloaded" (BLLR). http://pramnaath.blogspot.in/2012/03/bachelor-life-little-reloaded.html separately, because of the content it had in it. I have received comment from one of my friends for BLLR that, "This is not unique experience to me and it is usual among all who comes and stays away from home". I agree with his point. But everyone expresses their view on their own way. I feel that this is one of the ways that I have chosen to express my thoughts (other than discussing with my close friends over phone chat) and I continue to do it. After reading one of my friend's blog only, I was impressed that thoughts can be expressed it blogs like this, and then started to write blogs. I feel blogging unfolds my thoughts and improves narrating the events on my own way.
Blogs:
I started writing posts when I am in Pune. Though it is just a correlation of events and Pune has no say on this, but from my point of view, had I not been in Pune, I would have not got chance to read the post and had it not happened, I would have not started writing here. Bingo!!!!
Shop keeper:
Sorry to mention here! But, I was told that some people from Pune would not help people who come from different state.
But time and again, in my almost 2 years of life at Pune, all the incidents proved that the above statement is wrong, at least with the people, I have met so far. None of them reacted with me in that sense. They were always either helpful or polite. Shopkeeper who stays close to my flat is one among them. Though, what ever I buy would increase his business (may be to small extent, but business is a business), he never showed only business mind. It was kind of feeling from him that I am also his 'fellow human'. I could able to sense this from laundry guy, chicken shop guy, vegetable seller, sugarcane-juice seller, bakery guy, barber, pharmaceutical person, my flat securities (of-course, they are not among shop-keepers). Of all the people, barber is close to my heart, the reason being, he looks at my face, and asks what happened, if he finds that I am tired.
I feel happy to be a part of this society!
More to continue...
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