What is so significant about this particular sunday morning? The first week of the new semester has concluded, leaving behind one day of 'rest' to process what it has brought. I'm supposed to go check out the locations for my mini-documentary today, and hopefully most locations will not demand money. At the moment of conception, this documentary thing seems like it could not go wrong. It was going to be the single most fantastic piece of work to ever come out of students from a vaguely related field! It was all that and then some! A day or two of actually thinking about the whole thing makes me vaguely certain that I shall screw up, as usual, since it's the first time I've ever actually done something like this. Which is why I'm really happy to have fantastic groupmate who's absolutely bursting with brilliant ideas and wants none of the credit. It makes me a less selfish person to have a friend like that.

Recently, though, I have also been toying with the idea of starting up a blog solely for photos of Karachi. Recent driving lessons that have taken me to various corners of this city that I never even knew existed ("We're in Azizabad!?") have made me realise how little I know about this huge city despite having lived in it for nearly all my life. Also, I wanted to have a group blog where there would be the excuse for others to post as well. Anyone interested in posting photos of places in Karachi that mean something to them and a short description, do comment and let me know. If not, I guess it's a solo project,something to do with my new drivers license. :)

On a completely unrelated and irrelevant note, the cat wants to be fed. Nay, he demands to be fed. I try to convey to him that it's not lunchtime yet, but he resolutely turns around and starts to lick his privates in my general direction. The message cannot be clearer. What worries me is that I just went over to where he's occupying a double bed by himself and tried to pet him and he stops licking himself and sighs. Yes, he actually exhales loudly and exasperatedly as I begin to stroke him. Ungrateful but adorable little beast!