Last year, it was n++, so I thought I should move on to the next letter in the alphabet :).
To answer the biggest question : 28 done, many more to go.
And to answer the second biggest question : not yet. Let's see what this year holds ;-).
Thanks to all those who have called, SMSd, emailed, facebook'd or orkutted me. Also a special thanks to S for his hand-made card and letter, and to S and P who wished me in person at INRIA :).
This post will be short, in part because I need to get back to work, after a weekend spent in bed due to a nasty fever and a painful Wii-shoulder.
Firstly, this post is dedicated to the three other people I know with the same birthday as mine - Ilica, the daughter of Gyanam Bua, Avanti, the little brat of my ex-advisor, and Prof. S.K.Sharma, the inspirational go-getter at ITBHU. Happy birthday you [us] all!
A lot happened to me in the last 365 days, the three most important ones being my [eventual] graduation from the PhD, my relocation to France, and the most recent -- my foray into some _real action_ for the motherland. So far so good, thanks to all your good wishes. Let's see what the next year brings.
And finally, my gift to you today [esp. for the three co-birthdees].
1. A New Scientist report on how humans might be predisposed [pre-created ?] to believe in a "purpose" for everything, and therefore, a creator. Interesting experimental setups, I must say.
2. The oblig cheezy happy birthday song video :).
ciao!
-A
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
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Let me be the first one with wishes over here. Happy birth day!
ReplyDeleteand I will second it!
ReplyDeleteakshay (*sharma)
A, by following that logic, you only have 11 years left until you run out of letters (in the English alphabet) with which to substitute your actual age. What next ? Or you do then become truly 'ageless' ;) ?
ReplyDelete-M
@M:
ReplyDelete[in the tune of doe a dear]
and that brings us back to .... A :)
@ritu and akshay: thanks