9/11/2010- Roadway from Guwahati to Itanagar via tejpur

This is the first page of my Brand New PwC daily planner and i am utilising it in my very own way. The journey by car from Guwahati to Itanagar is a long long way..its about 8 hrs. The roads a nice and the sort of greenery by the road is so soothing and fresh too. This is a big project as far as we people are concerned as its the first chance to start from the scratch. Now since the last 1 hr or so we were discussing just about the client and his approach towards stuff. I guess this is the time, when Arnabda is busy) talking to his "beloved" wifey and the XIMB-ian Akash is taking a nap, when i can at least write a few lines about the roadway to this very important project (as my seniors were like expressing :P). Let me first write something about the client, who's the focal point of our attention in this entire series of action-ables. We always had this sorta uncanny feeling about the guy, like how will it go,how to face someone of such a stature, how to interact with him etc. Though there is an underlying sense of admiration for this guy and a bit of nerves well. Right from the Guwahati airport, we are sort of discussing about this guy, who happened to be the IAS topper of this time,and now being posted at Itanagar as the Secretary to the Governor. We are excited at the prospect of meeting a person of such a caliber, irrespective of the fact that I am a fresher,a fresh Graduate from a leading university of Bengal and my colleague, Akash is a fresher in this field too. Both us are very young and it's( i guess ) an opportunity of a lifetime to report to this man and consult him regularly or in other words- To have him as our client. We are accompanied by Arnabda our project manager, who, to our greatest advantage, has some experience in the N-E zone as well as the measure of our client. We came to know that this brilliant person had an amazingly strong personality, a determined nature, a very critical and clinical approach towards work and most importantly his trait of appreciating any new approach. Now enough of crap about this super duper brilliant guy.I guess we can deal with him later ! ...Now lets have a glance at whats outside..!!! Well as i said,the roads a wonderful and what lies beyond them is even more appealing to me. Clusters of huts could be seen across the greenery with the villagers engrossed in their daily stuff.The mountains lying beyond... looked even better in the background, its a bit foggy today,and even at 1.30pm, the peaks aren't visible clearly!!...some mystery in them eh?? Well we are here for a year or so, so we'll excavate that soon i guess! ;). There was a panic earlier that a mass murder incident had occured near Tejpur yesterday leading to road blocks, yet we didn't find anything as such. Man!! a group of YUCKK buffaloes near the car...Arnabda in the mean time has finished chatting with his wife. Signing off for now. Oh btw the last part of the journey is along the hills...am excited :D :D!!

• (P.S.- I have a sorta of vomiting trait...wish me luck ;) )