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Office-Office Part2

Hmmm…Didn’t include few things about ma office. Well… Jitna b bolo, kam hai office life k bare me..I feel.

Forgot that gossip about our newly joined team head.
Forgot the useless discussions about hot topics going on by one of our colleagues.
Forgot to describe that tedious, gloomy and overwrought face of Uncle Joe, who loved to gossip about INDIAN WOMEN and WIVES ;)
Forgot the comments we got for our recent buzz on gmail.
Forgot some suggestions we gave and secrets we shared.
Forgot the feelings we understood without expressing them.
Forgot the comments we passed f d guy sitting just opposite to our cabin.
Forgot the photoshopper guy, he was like a S*ine ;)
Forgot those grimy looks we gave when one came to our cabin without reason.
Forgot to include the man who took few seconds to utter our names. Oh! We respect him d most till now…
Forgot to write about the guy who bought toffees with a nice good evening wish.
Forgot those moments we eagerly waited for our each other when we had something hot to share…

Well… Itna bus abhi k lie. Will be back again if I get something else to pen down.
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  1. AnonymousJune 21, 2011 at 11:28 PM

    Yeah!!! Office days are real fun. Carry on writing and try to do something new n creative...
    Good luck..

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