Yeah...Writing after a long time.Last Friday, we guided a local officer to a remote office at Chimpu Valley, so you can well comprehend that we people possess such a wonderful ability to adjust to the toughest of conditions, the inconsistency of weather, the horrible-st of food and the weirdest of people with their amazing tongue-twister like accent. All eyes on the first phase of our project which might lead us to arguably, the coldest part of the country viz Tawang. It might have been a great idea to have taken a chopper from Guwahati to the snow-capped mountains, but the recent heli-disaster of the Indian Army may just come in the way of the aspiration of such unique experience. Meanwhile, there’s been an interesting addition to our E-governance team in form of Manas, who’s never short of words or expression. Furthermore, our interaction with a Bengali Officer at the Planning department is worth a go in this blog. A single event should be enough in this direction. On the first day of our interaction, the guy says “Can I get a job in PwC?!”...LMAO!! He even forced us to call his son, back in Kolkata, just to make us listen to his Caller Tune. Amazing Grace.
Well what we are learning from this project is how to purposefully delay or hasten a process, how to address people by the false recognition termed as “Sir” and how to say a tactical NO rather than a comprehensive YES.
The weather here, ummm, very unpredictable, just like a kid, its mood fluctuates in seconds. It rained quite a bit yesterday while today was very windy and cold ,considering the fact that 2 days ago, we had returned the set of blankets to the reception . I was just trying to figure out the almost-invisible range of mountains through the window, when it suddenly grew so dark that it seemed like the Sun was confused with the sense of A.M. and P.M. Anyway, in a cliché, life here is very dull and not at all happening. We need some spice and maybe the trip to Tawang is the ideal choice now. Lets see...!! Signing off for today.....
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