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2nd day at work

yesterday was pretty exiting.
morning went pretty fast as i ws still learning the software.
lunch was good. the naan and curry was excellent.
after lunch the exitement began. suhas called up and told me to catch a rick to indiranagar. the rickshaw guy loked like a crook, but turned out to be a helpful chap, even if slightly grumpy. anyway, ended up in symbiosys and installed Hirecraft (that's the software name !) on about 5 machines. then went to Shreyas. nice place.
on the way, i saw M.G.Road . Hmmm, that isn't what got my attention. there was this girl , no ! that isn't it either! . she had this bicycle with a The THREE POINTED STAR on it. i think i saw a mercedes bicycle! must be ultra rich - that cycle can buy a lot of mobikes.
came evening and i shifted. the new room is really small, but nice. the washbasin is sloped the wrong way, so the water keeps running away from the hole.
slept at 11:30PM. was totally dead to the world.

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