Psy to the girl in my shoes

Dear you,

Few months back all I owned could fit in a card board box. But thanks to IT that created ITSELF and everything else, LIFE is pouring down on me like rain over dessert. Last month I found myself in a pop concert with my lovely friends. The concert had various singers from Carley , Celo to the Ganganam style guy PSY. Lets just say if life was to be a roller coaster we were all in the weeee! moment shouting with joy.

Out of all PSY entertained us the most. Owing to his overnight stardom, he has been travelling all around and not been to his own home since last year! he said that made him feel lonely at times. He sang, danced and spoke right from his heart. Hazed out by drinks, smoke and dancing sweat, we hung out by the bay overlooking the skyscrapers after the concert. It was as if we were living life by the lyrics of top 40 pop songs.

Some of the stars of that night ;)

I offered my canvas shoes to a lovely young girl in our group as she couldn't bear the heels for the whole night. It was funny to see me walking around in socks at one of the top hotels and best rated tourist area. As much as we have to walk in others shoes to understand about them, I think we should also let others to walk in ours. When we do that people around us would treat us like a star. Besides there is nothing as exciting as seeing someone happy in your shoes ;)




Comments

jehan said…
what else can i say Sri... you always stun us with your "keyboarding" ^^

miss talking to you....
12:48 PM
Ramesh said…
Aha - its she who is the fortunate one Sri ; for to walk in your shoes, both literally and metaphorically is something special indeed.
6:29 PM
Photo Cache said…
yes, high heels is a woman's downfall. it's tough to wear that all night.

happy that a downpour of blessing is coming your way. enjoy it.
2:13 AM
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