Some thoughts and observations since I returned to Mumbai.
1. I'm still in the process of putting up my travel diary entries on the blog. This will take a while. My pics are in the process of being put up on Facebook.
2. We've given up half our office floor space a week after I return, making some of us move. Who knew we just needed half the space to fit in the same number of people? On the down side, we were so used to occupying a large office that the place we're left with now seems a little small.
3. Three of my friends - MD, RV & PV - who were in the process of looking for new jobs when I left, are now happily back to work after successful job hunts.
Here's an interesting TIME article on using Twitter and Facebook to find a new job, and it's corollary (thanks to Gautam Ghosh).
4. I've been going through my mail, not all of which I was able to read while travelling, and have come across some interesting stuff:
- My friend FP sent me a lesson in innovation - How David beats Goliath
- Arvind Iyer observes that we don't live a moment for the moment anymore. A very valid point, especially for travellers who love photography.
- And for travellers who travel by air and book tickets online, the Kiruba incident makes for informative reading.
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