Bachelor's Night Out!

I’ve just got back from Arnav’s where the Gang of Five watched No Good Deed starring Samuel Jackson, Milla Jovovich & Stellan Skarsgård (Ronin, Good Will Hunting). It was a rather interesting movie at first but fortunately/unfortunately the only good thing about it till the end was the aesthetic presence of Ms. Jovovich. A couple of scenes in particular will remain etched in my memory for some time to come. For the others, a movie to avoid @ all costs. It’s not as bad as Scary Movie III though. What movies have you watched recently? Any worth an extra recommendation? I could do with a good, thinking movie.

Later this morning, seeing as to how it is nearly 3:00am right now, I will be trying to sort out what courses I will be taking this semester. I know it’s been a week into the semester but after all that has happened, this is the price to pay for terrible behavior. Anyways, once that is sorted out there is the issue with the Visa. Ahh, let’s hope that all gets sorted out easily. Red tape is lethal here in McGill and even the Management advisor has warned me about it. He is a bloody part of it! Oh well, at least I got back in.

Elsewhere, I am trying to figure out how to sort out my entire feeding habits. Ever since getting back from Oman I’ve not been able to fill myself with three, proper meals a day. It’s been a mix of random things @ the oddest of hours and I’m starting to feel the pinch of it. Any ideas on how to stay cheap and get fat?

Alrighty. I’m off to bed…Read on and stay tuned!

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Discussion for the Day…
Is my faith in a near-future (15-25 years), developed India, severely misplaced? I’d like to hear your thoughts on this topic that has, for a long time been intriguing me. Despite everything India, as a modern-nation, has achieved since Independence, a lot has been left to be desired and a lot, lot more is needed to reach any of the minimum social/economic heights of the Western nations… How far behind is India and will it ever reach the position the USA is in today, and if yes, when do you foresee such an awesome sight (*smile*), and if not, why not?
Till next time…
Have a good one!

Yay! I'm registered...

Exactly a week into the Winter Session and I am finally, officially registered into four Management courses. For those curious/interested I'm taking MGCR 213 (Intro to Management Accounting), MGCR 320 (Management of Human Resources), MGCR 360 (Business in a Social Context) and MATH 131 (Math for Management II: Integrals).

Ideally, I would've liked to have taken five courses but Ron (Management advisor) and my Dad think it's better if I take four. So much for planning everything so that I could graduate in December 2005. June 2006 it will be now...

Cris will be pleased to know that I am in two of his courses and inshallah will be also be able to join him during the summer. For those still ignorant, I am studying Business Management and hoping to major in Economics. Let's see how things go!

Anyways, I gotta grab meself some lunch, email my parents the good news and head down to my first class of the semester! *lol*

Aight amigos. Keep those discussion replies coming in. Cris, nice stuff. I never knew you could write as seriously and precise as that. Damn, there is another side to your excessive testosterone-ity. :-)

Till l8erz,
Peace...