To me, bungee jumping and paragliding are the most thrilling experiences to enjoy with nature. Two years back, I'd all planned to go paragliding in Manali but then one of our team members got height sickness and her situation was getting worse. So two of us had to leave our group and bring her to Delhi from Shimla. After four days when the rest of our teammates came back and showed their chilling videos of paragliding, I can't express how pathetic it was. And that regret still bugs me sometimes. Don't know how long it'll be on my bucket list.
Living around in a public university for the last 13 years, it's really unfortunate not to have been in any live concert. Though I have enjoyed a lot of night theatres and other programs in our muktamancha fate didn't support me when it comes to concerts. The issue is, the concert is a late-night thing and I never get permission to spend the whole night outside. I still remember once Shironamhin was on our campus, and being a huge fan of them, yet couldn't make it. As we used to live on campus, we could hear a mild long-distance sound from those concerts. So that night I spent a long time on my balcony and when they started singing Bondho Janala, I was humming with teary eyes.
Those who are close to me will definitely agree on how much I hate smoking. Whenever I hang out with my smoker friends, it becomes a struggle for me to breathe. It makes me wonder what pleasure they find just puffing that stupid thing where the damage is declared even in their package. Some say it helps them to relax, and distract them from their pain but how is that worth it? It's not helpful when you're getting dependent on something that ultimately brings your destruction.
Though the challenge is one week old, everybody knows I'm a lazy ass. If you're like me and still interested then join in!
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Adiós!!
