2012 was by far the most eventful year in my life, on both personal and professional front. Feels like having lived about 2-3 years in a single year itself. Looking back, couldn't help summarize all of it in 2013's first blog post.
It was a year when Couponraja.com, my project back in Logicserve, crossed the glorious milestone of 100k fans on Facebook. We celebrated the event with cake cutting, and the team leaving for a short trip to Dapoli and Ganpatipule over the weekend. After spending almost 3 years in Logicserve, I moved out to Komli Media in April. It was a tough decision but it had been on my mind for quite some time. I finally made it, joining Pratik's team as Account Manager. The switch over has been good overall, and hope it stays the same :)
I always had this dream of getting a full expense paid business and leisure trip sponsored by my employer, and it finally became a reality. I had been to south Goa in October thanks to Komli's annual Offsite. Also, a short business trip to the capital city in November. I traveled to and fro by flight, in both these; another dream which was finally fulfilled. Ofcourse, an international trip is pending yet :)
Talking about Goa, I had the fortune of being there twice in a year. Back in January I had been there with MET friends, enjoying in north Goa. Except the cruise party, we hung out everywhere else from Club Cabana to Curly's to Britto's to Cafe Lila to Chapora fort and random shacks. It was the funnest trip of 2012. Other trips included the recent Alibaug trip, river rafting at Kolad and Palasdari waterfall in June-July, Ulhas valley trek and my first ever overnight trek at Harishchandra fort in November.
A few things happened which are going to have a lasting impact on my life. There are certain choices which should never go wrong. You cant afford to fail in certain testing times. But in the end, it is just about living with it. Happiness is more a state of mind than something tangible, isn't it? And certain things make you wonder if you should feel happy about them or sad! In retrospect, I feel happy about certain things, and wish things could have turned out differently. Anyways, let's live with it now and hope 2013 turns out better for good.
Rohan,
ReplyDeleteThe blog about your Abu trip is nice indeed. Me and my Husband are also planning to a scooter ride from abu-Gurushikar-abu. I am planning to ride one as my husband does not know. Is the uphill journey very tiring? Also, did you guys switch off the engines downhill, was it safe driving with traffic around. Need some tips.
Many Thanks,
Chaitali
Hi Chaitali,
DeleteSorry for reverting late. I am glad you liked the post. Well, the up hill journey is not that tiring, assuming you are a decent scooty rider. And yes, while descending down we did switch off our scooty engines and it was fun, trust me :) It's a safe drive as well, not much traffic. You and your hubby will have a good time!
Thanks for your reply kindly Rohan. We will be visiting soon. So, did you guys switch off while riding downhill or right from the parking? How long you all were riding without engines on for? Thanks
ReplyDeleteI think we had switched off our engine for about 8 km stretch downhill
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