iPod Shuffle

I finally got my iPod. “Got”, not “bought”. That makes it all the more special. It's the basic 1GB iPod Shuffle with no screen whatsoever. It is sleek - pretty high on cool quotient. I’m not a have-not anymore. There are roughly 3 billion reviews of iPod Shuffle on the net and I don't want to add a puny one to that number. But I suspect that the last time when I managed to leave my cozy quilt in the early morning to jog in (spite of) the Delhi winter fog, the idea of listening to my iPod added to the motivation in some way. It's not been motivating enough since then though. And yeah, if you looked at the image, the book under the iPod is One Night @ The Call Center by Chetan Bhagat. It’s not as good as his last one – Five Point Someone but still readable. I think the USP of both the books is that you relate to them very easily. I have met and am friends with the kind of people he writes about, I have been to the places he mentions (32d milestone, malls in Gurgaon, IIT etc.) and though I haven’t studied in IIT, I could relate to most of the things in Five Point Someone (except the rigorous studies part of course - NSIT is very similar in all other aspects).