So it is
that time of the year again when we spend thousands on new clothes, to wear it
at a party (whose passes also we have bought for thousands), just so we can end
up spilling drinks on it. Happy New Year people!!
If you have
finished sending “happy new year 2014” texts, images, videos, GIFs et cetera to
people whom you don’t like talking to, neither do you ever meet them, “CONGRATULATIONS!!”
the cellular networks thank you from the bottom of their hearts. (Blackout
days, what an idea Sir ji!)
If you are
still suffering from a hangover, I’d suggest you to check out your phone’s gallery,
outbox and call history. Your post-drinking, bright ideas to click those
selfies (I had to use the word of the year, 2013), sending those ‘I’m missing
you’ messages and calling those long lost lovers will help you come out of a
hangover and go in a state of regret, shame and taking vows. Talking of vows, a
new year is just as incomplete without resolutions, as a new year’s party is
without ‘tonight’s gonna be a good night’ and ‘taare gin gin’.
I myself am
taking a few resolutions this year and I hope to stick by them. No, these are
not the typical ones; I’m bored of breaking them in the 1st week of
January itself. These are just a few things the past year has taught me.
- I will not join any other new social networking website. I hardly get time between checking Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Tumblr and Pinterest. Sorry, future Zuckerbergs.
- I will start listening to likes of Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, One Direction. The apparent reason behind this is that I should know how much worse they have gone since I started hating them after their first songs. Plus, it is easier to crack jokes on them if you know the lyrics to their songs!
- The number of new people I meet in real life should be more than the number of new followers I get on Twitter and Instagram.
- I will actually go on trips after watching movies like Zindagi na milegi dobara and Yeh jawani hai deewani, not just ‘plan’ such trips.
- I will invent a new dance step. Watch out Gangnam Style and Harlem Shake.
- I will try to be more likeable in general. I will stop making fun of people. I will attend parties I’m invited to. And I will talk to people.
I hope that
you stick by your resolutions too. And I hope 2014 is way better than all your
past years combined, just like every new Khan movie is better than all the past
movies combined.
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