Praneethi Krishna

Thought 2:   We will fix it!  Fix what?any situation.  Fixed by whom?my mom. Your mom?your mom too My mom? Every mom. I mean every woman Huh.   On a hot sunday evening after having a nice siesta my mom made pakoda(awesome indian snack) along with tea which magically cures any headache.She works continously 15 or 16 hours  a day and she thought i can use a break.So i did take a break from relaxing.  Now imagine all your problems  fixed like that. Imagine the whole world just fixed by your mom.Problem at work?Let me speak to your management.How can you not like my child?My baby is walking sunshine and a bundle of joy.They apologize and never goes against you.Isnt that a walking bed of roses.There's a scene from Marvelous Mrs.Maisel where she says to a group of protesters if women weren't distracted they can fix it.That is so damn true.When i finally opened ed page to know what's exactly is happening in my country.I got this. Come on,after kno

I always pretend to be a busy person when i have so much work to do.I can be creative when there are no tasks assigned to me.So here i am,pouring out my scattered thoughts Anyways if you are planning to expect anything from this,sorry this is not a right place for you.I dont have any tips on how to make your life better or more miserable than it is already,am just here to waste my time and sadly yours. Thought 1: I always loved a good comedy,sometimes a bit adult is fine. Hey there south park! In the recent times my mind is delving more and more towards 90’s comedy.The observational humour the outlandish misunderstandings,silly politics that sort and somehow it’s better than today’s videos made by insta stars and new series,and its just not me my friends who are just in their late 20’s and thinking they were 90’s kids still find those comedies much more interesting than that.You see here i am an indian before internet i can rarely access SNL or F.R.I.E.N.D.S.People can watch