••Letter to an ✫Internet to RealLife✫ Friend••
Hey, Adéle I'll begin with a tiny story. I often sit for 3.23-7.17 hours to write at this Starbucks across Hansraj College — Delhi University — North Campus. I get up after every 61-87 minutes to take a brisk 14.9-min walk in the back alley. As I’m old now, nothing surprises me anymore & when something does, it’s always something a little peculiar. In that alley where I walk, I often cross path with this lady dragging two oversized bags of recyclable trash. There’s nothing distinct about the lady or what she does — what’s distinct is her age. I don’t know her age, but like my grandma, she has a million wrinkles. My grandma is 87-odd years old. Looking at this million-year-old lady do what she does to put bread on her table makes me realize that before I complain about anything in life, I must always remember my undeserved privileges. And shut the fuck up instead of whining about how the bloody Goa airport is a Disgrace, how the washrooms at most cafés are filthy, how my room