Looking for a Reason

I feel a little rusty around the edges, and a little bit nervous; but I’m hoping it can be oiled back to working condition. Whoever it was who said it was perhaps right when he said that the more interesting your life becomes, the less you post, and vice versa. My life has hardly been interesting in the interim, but I had a few loose ends left to be tied up, knotted and checked again for safety. Important matters have been settled and buried, and after having spent yet another night sleepless in Nilgiris, I now think it the time and occasion to resume doing what I like to do best – this.

Moral conflicts do persist; but moral conflicts are often best left ignored, I say, for it is a troubled and evil world that we live in. And how is it a crime to add some laughs, here and there, to make the world a better place in my own little way?

Much has changed, and perhaps, the tone too; and therefore, you may no longer know what I am talking about. People too have changed. Change is good, though. Change evokes reaction, which is what mankind thrives on. I hate the new classroom, I hate our new courses, I hate Snake-Woman, I hate The Man Who (Never) Died etc. There can be positive reactions too, I suppose, but what is a blog if we don’t rant some in it?

Okay, so, we’re back. The last time I said ‘we’, there were speculations about who my collaborator was. Ha, I love people who speculate. We’re not back back, if you must know, but we are feeling our way around and looking to see if we can find a cosy comfortable spot. We hope to. At least, I hope to.

Coming Attractions: A Comment on the Rise and Growth of the Great Mid Law School Party.