Life’s good does not necessarily imply everything has to be good. Life’s good.
~ Author
Vintage Intro XX – Saint Perrier – Topic
Almost 3 Months without a single word on Musicpervs.
3 months of abrupt sabbatical.
3 months of battle over battle over battle.
Months of exhaustion.
Months of doubts.
Months of laziness.
Months of palpable shame one Thursday after another.
But here we are, .. here I am as I pick up these sticks and bones.
We had to put down our only pet ‘Sanu’ as she was visibly and painfully seeking help and relief from her failing body.
Everyone in my family sobbed as we bid bye to her beautiful being.
One of the best decisions we believe we made was not to leave Sanu back in Nepal when my parents moved from Nepal to the US. She was a family.
And, for all the time she was with us, we tried giving her the best of life we could. In return, she gave us everything she has. She rightfully so considered us her family.
Sanu back in Nepal
I got married to my long time girlfriend on February 14, 2025.🎉. From seeing her for the first time beside that coffee vending machine at her first day in the job in the Year 2019, she is by far the best thing that has happened to me. Without exceptions!
Married Solution 🤍 🤍 – Feb 14 2025
Moved to Charlotte as I roll with the punches. One day at a time.
You can’t catch any waves siting on the shore. Always put yourself in the water.
Sahil Bloom
Laage Re Nain – Ayesha Omar, Rohali Hyatt
I was having a conversation with my Twin brother regarding the need of urgency in our lives.
I have been Pro-Urgent for a very long time.
I’m of an opinion that
Urgency invites change, demands commitment and hardship
Change invites Opportunities, demands consistency and discipline.
Opportunities invites responsibilities, makes like meaningful, purposeful and fruitful.
Wisdom demands what Bloom calls a ‘Surfer Mentality’
Meaning.
When a surfer rides a wave, they savor the present, knowing all too well that it won’t last forever. They fully immerse themselves in the experience, embracing each moment with the wisdom that more waves will follow.
If who you are is what you have and what you have is lost then who are you?
Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
BEAR’S DEN – ABOVE THE CLOUDS OF POMPEII
10:14PM.
In bed.
Alone.
Feels like vomiting.
I am not happy.
I don’t feel good.
Identity crisis?
I don’t know.
It feels like I’m being stabbed by a blunt force, not exactly sure what it really is.
It feels like someone has deliberately put a concrete on top my chest and I can’t get it off no matter how much I try, no matter which side of the bed i toss into.
I tried deep breath in hope of respite.
I tried talking myself into eating self motivation, high calorie intellectual diet.
I am so so so … not happy!
I just want to scream it out loud.
That’s all.
Consider these empty, meaningless, tasteless, pitiful and silent word-cry — me shouting on top of my close-to-collapse-dying-lungs.
I want to get it out of my system.
I need some sort of echo chamber to contain these thoughts into.
To cleanse myself.
To walk away.
In hope that eventually — everything will be just okay.
The secret to lasting love lies in gratitude. When you have someone special, resist the urge to look elsewhere. The grass isn’t greener—it’s simply a different shade of the same.
Cherish what you have, for love isn’t about flawless perfection. It’s about choosing each other, through the chaos, through the challenges, time and time again.
In a world where quitting comes so easily, a single argument or a rough day often leads to goodbye. But the most beautiful love stories are born from resilience.
They are written by those who stay when it’s tough, who confront their doubts, and who remind themselves daily how fortunate they are to share their lives.
Love isn’t built on ease; it flourishes through commitment. Be the story that endures—not because it was effortless, but because you held on to the magic that made it worth it.
