Our friend insisted on a complete make-over and I though I ought to indulge her whim, after all she is close to my heart :)
I experimented with the most web-readable color-combination and it didn't look that interesting, so switched to a rather dramatic color scheme. Please bear with yours truly while the experiment with the costumes continues; the perfect shade lurks nearby, just around the corner :p
Also, not that I am being a show off but "Did you check out the cool tag cloud?"
*RS stops gushing and signs off before further damage*
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3 comments:
hmmm! that friend now looks rather cool and can i say pretty? color combo is eye-pleasing...
Off-topic, but did you finish reading Maximum City? It is quite remarkably vivid and new, even for Mumbaikars.
ibh - thanks :), the new blogger template is pretty cool, makes it really easy to play with colors.
parth - Still reading it. The book is shocking in places...facts I couldn't digest at all...everytime I read something startling, I would ask Kamal if Mumbai is really like that!
I couldn't finish the "Gangster" section - police brutality etc seemed like it was much worse than any movie/fiction could have portrayed...skipped to the next part of the book...
I liked the part where Suketu Mehta describes the initial problems they face after moving to Bombay :)
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