be selective about who you trust. don't be selective about what you trust them with.--kris, to himself, 15 minutes ago
riding in gujarat (in summer)
we just got back from gujarat the other day. this year, just like last, we ended up with a few free days, and the only unexplored destinatio...
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the much-awaited first rains were 2 days ago, on thursday. but surprisingly, this time there wasn't the much awaited petrichor, or scent...
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as part of being self-aware, i've generally been conscious of the decisions i make, and their influence on my living sustainably. but i ...
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carly turned 6 last week. a little battered from the last ride, but still running enthusiastically. 6 years isn't a very long time for...
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Umm agree with the first part and not the second part :)
so how do you know where to draw the line? what can a supposedly trustworthy person be trusted with, and what can he/she be not?
i say, find a few people where you don't need to draw any lines. then you can just trust them with everything.
my life is very simple, you see :)
Drawing a line comes naturally to me. Its instinctive..
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