Destination-Bombay

A short trip to Bombay(as i like it to be called) in the start of the week was the only chance i had to rejuvenate myself after i had been occupied doing nothing for the entire month and when it came to Bombay,the only thing in my mind was "a li'l shopping";which of course was not the primary motive but certainly a major one!
Early rising is one thing i really hate the most, after all morning hours are the best time for insomniacs to catch hold of a short power nap but it wasn't enough to creep on my like of travelling alone for the fact i'm always very lucky travelling alone.
I caught a Volvo which happens to be the best medium for travelling such short distances and further the agents assure to hit the destination within four hours which is another misconception.I was relieved for i had a Mario Puzo(fools die) accompanying me irrespective of the transit duration but couldn't hold on to it for long as my power nap priority shot up,although Puzo isn't one of those kinds who force the spell of a conventional nap on you but i was aware of the fact that a nap at the initial stages is the best way to abscond the city traffic.The next thing i noticed was a bang on my head caused by the backpack strap of the passenger standing next to my seat;there i saw with the typical "disrupted sleep"look;a very pretty lady wearing a denim skirt and a black tee quoting "kiss my ACE" and it pictured three different ace cards,Christ!!..i was all lucky again and no longer i expected an apology from her.It wasn't the first time i noticed that "girls have,who says the first-Hi thing" in them,so of course i had to initiate the talk which eventually led to a major discussion about several topics from life in Bombay to politics,and how could i forget the Nagpal story.For that instant i felt like we were the only two left from the entire youth with the burden of serving the society..but i really enjoyed the beautiful company and just worshiped the driver for taking almost seven hours for a three hour journey.
so yet again "its was the journey that really mattered and not the destination"!!