My mess, your mess: You develop this almost supernatural ability to distinguish between the messes that you created and those created by the roommate.
Food: You learn to serve ½ of the food available in your plate. The quantity of food is not an issue here. You may finish it in ten days; serve it in one go or it may be lost forever.
Not coming home to an empty house is a great. Coming home to a hot cup of tea and a good listener is a blessing. Not being in a relationship with that person is a miracle.
Shopping buddy: Shopping buddy who reminds you that rent has not been paid while you both cry outside Ann Taylor.
Language development: Improving Hindi skills, all comments about people are strictly in Hindi. “Vo Lal Kapde pehnee admee ko dekho”
Sharing Rent and bills: Yeah baby!
4 comments:
Welcome to Blogspot.. :P
This reminds me of the good ol days of sharing the apartment. Hmm, I don't quite miss it much now though!!
Oh and good to see a pic to the name.. after a really long time.
Cheers.
:-)
Glad you drpped by!
Room mates can be a blessing or a curse. In my second year at PG hostel, I terrorised my room mate cause she tried to act smart. After that she kept a respectful distance. My best friend was in a different room - but that didn't matter as I was in her room way past the time allowed for wandering around.
After I started working, I preferred not to share my space. At the end of a long day, I would rather be by myself.
me and my roommate surprisingly became good friends, without pushing or expecting it. :-)
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