Badly Missing Blogger...

A smiling cheerful "Hi" to all my dear friends and readers.

I'm doing fine and hope the same with you. I've left home for the first time in my life last month to join my dream job and I took my time to adjust living independent.

A new better job adds value to our career making our eyes shine brighter than before. But it brings along new responsibilities with it which eat into our leisure time as well. Since September, my new job took over me and I couldn't manage well with blogger or any of my other hobbies.

I miss a good family of friends here at blogger and wish to always stay in touch with everyone of you. If you like to share your smile with me and wanna know more details about my new job, please feel free to write a mail to my personal i.d. - sayhisaicharan@gmail.com . You will get a prompt reply mail from me, it will be a nice way to stay in touch.

I'm looking forward to enjoy reading all your blogs pretty soon and share my opinions on them. I'll be back into action as soon as I get convenient access to the Internet. Till then take care, cheers to all my buddies...

Snoring on the Train...

I was travelling on Godavari Express from Hyderabad to Vizag. After having dinner, it was time to sleep.

Soothing songs on my mp3 player made me float like a feathery cloud in deep blue sky of sleep - all of a sudden, a thunderbolt struck me. Yes, a big, loud, weird and a deadly thunderbolt.

From the middle birth, I bent down to find that the tall hefty man on lower birth was snoring at his best ever. With every exhalation, the snore grew even louder surpassing the maximum decibel limit inside a railway compartment.

Immediately I turned the volume high on my mp3 player, but still the snore was able to murder every song that played on. I wondered whether I was sleeping inside a lion's den with the lion roaring straight into my ears.

And another surprising thing was, the way others were able to sleep with such loud sound in the air, so loud that it could tear apart every ear drum that it kisses. May be God was kind to them, blessing them to turn deaf for this one night? Or maybe everyone is afraid of disturbing the extra tall, hefty gentleman.

In the middle of the night, I somehow got the idea to wake him up and request him to sign a deal - you sleep for a few hours then give us a chance - wake up, stay awake, allow us to sleep for the same time.

But I was so doubtful whether I could convince him or not? And as I continued to ponder, the train reached its destination. I realized then that I was awake almost the whole night, unable to sleep, not even for a few proper minutes.

Well my dear friend, do spare two minutes to tell me when was the last time you were exposed to snoring at its peak levels while travelling?

Please share your experiences and suggest me any tips or tricks so that I could shield myself next time from this deadly weapon - SNORING :)

Trust...

I read this small story in a periodical today. You might have read the same or a similar one, but it’s nice to read again :)

When a soldier was injured and couldn’t get back to safety, his buddy went out to get him against his officer’s orders. He returned back mortally wounded and carried his friend on back who was already dead.

The officer was angry, “I told you not to go. Now I lost not one but both of you, it was not worth it”.

The dying man replied, “But it was more than worthy sir, because when I got to him he said, Sally I knew you would definitely come for me”.

"Beyond Barriers" 1st Birthday :)

Exactly one year ago, on 5th Spetember 2008, this blog "Beyond Barriers..." was born. Today it is celebrating it's 1st birthday along with a good circle of friends here in blogosphere :)

I started this blog last year on the occasion of my birthday and today as I celebrate my birthday again - adding one more year to my life, this blog celebrates its first birthday :)

On this special occassion, I would like to thank all my reader friends for their constant support, motivation, wishes and encouragement. This blog gave me a not simple friends but a "family of friends".

The little success whatever this blog was able to achieve in this one year belongs only to my readers and all the credit goes to my friends who regularly write their valuable opinions on my posts.

Join the celebrations :) Do check the very first post which was posted on Beyond Barriers... --> Welcome to Beyond Barriers...

Thank You, One and All... Cheers...