Well, to say that addictions are easy to come by and tough to get over with will not really be expounding rocket science, but no less a truth nonetheless! I have been an addict to Orkut for about 2 years now, and I am still always glued to it! But, now I see no reason for it. There are hardly any interactions on Orkut anymore, the 20 scrap a day routine has shrunk to barely 4, the awe around it has gone and it is more of a page that must be checked everyday, rather than being actually looked forward too. To say that it has become more of a drudgery now will probably be a travesty of the entertainment it was once the fount of and neither can enthrallment be feigned further. But, loyalty does not wane off easily either and its grip is too tenacious to be fought against anyways! Time to buckle up, my friend, time to buckle up!

What am I doing right now, you ask?
Well, I was just signing into orkut before you interrupted me with your question!!

Some things don't change, do they? :D

Well, by inference I may be called a shopaholic. And by experience, a thoroughly confused one.

A typical day -

Scene 1- Hear of a massive sale happening at a favourite store. Extreme excitement at the prospect of adding a million things to your wardrobe!! (Ah! State of extreme bliss!)

Scene 2- Go to the shop and look around.

Scene 3- Look around more...

Scene 4- Look around even more

Scene 5-Continue looking around (u might have missed a small handkerchief lying in the corner of one of the shelves for all u know!)

Scene 6- Finally, when the shopkeeper begins to feel you might be a shoplifter on the prowl, go and try and 3 things that you somehow managed to like

Scene 7- Realise(rather despondently) that nothing but one dress fits you

Scene 8- Wait in the long queue for an hour to buy that one flimsy piece of excuse for a purchase

Scene 9- Pay the bill and move out with the friend who accompanied you with a " I can't believe she bought just one thing in 4 hours!!" kinda look on his face!

So, here ends the day for me as also all my chances of getting my friend to accompany me ever again, any where! Sigh!