An ongoing list…

of the woman with tissue-wrapped finger, jabbing at the lift call button rhythmically and methodically.

of the man opening his car door to get out and tipping over the ‘do not alight here’ sign.

of the doctor chatting loudly on his phone at the ECG ward, leaning on a yellow sign warning people to shut off their mobiles because they might interfere with the electrical equipment there.

of the man engrossed in shuffling a pack of cards in the lift, working them with the utmost focus all through 42 storeys.

of the puzzled looks all around during a teleconference with a man speaking in a thick Indian accent, and the subsequent frantic signing to each other possible interpretations of what he meant.

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Supriya — December 17, 2007 @ 2:20 pm
omg! I know the feeling.

I’m waiting for the day science and technology advances to the stage where I can isert a microchip in my index finger - such that, when i press the it against my thumb, I can take a picture of the vision before me and infrared it to my laptop. I’m sure the constant static i create (urgh) will keep it powered up.