Monday, December 26, 2011 10:12 PM

The trouble of having a two day weekend is that you never know when the weekend arrived and when it passed by. Same with me here. Again the first day of the week and again back to the same old routine of work home and work for the next 5 days. Sometimes, the routine begins to suck and one starts wondering Why life can’t be more interesting? But then you realize that life is like that. “Today” has to change and make for a better and brighter “Tomorrow”. If life were not unpredictable, then all the fun would be lost.

Today was the second last day of classroom training at WNS. Had lots of fun and activities. The second week assessment results were declared. All, but two of the colleagues had cleared. We processed some cases in KANA. By look of the things, I don’t think it will be tough to process cases. Just read the mails, think about the solution, draft the mail and then send it back to the clients. Lets see.

The Gods were kind enough to me. Got an empty bus pretty quickly without having to stand in queue. Reached home quickly. Called up Niloy in between. The loan issue is still pending. He is going to Shirdi this Wednesday. Asked him to get Prasad and pendant from Shirdi. I would have loved to go with him but monetary issues forced me to do a rethink.

Finally started reading Eleven Minutes by Paulo Coelho. The story seems to be quite interesting. Cant keep the book down now. The only thing is that since the distance between my residence and office is quite short (just 15 minutes), I am not finding enough time to read the book. Will have to find some way to work around this issue.

Tomorrow being the last day of process training, we will be having a small recap session. And then, we will be setting sail in the rough waters. Lets hope to make ground safe and sound.

Life does pass by you quickly. With just 5 more days to go for the end of 2011, I am trying to take stock of my life in the year that’s gone by and trying to plan for the future. There are lots of things to be done and little time left. Whatever, I have full faith in the Almighty. He will definitely guide me.