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Friday, June 25, 2004

For a change. A good-looking, beautiful and lovely (omg! so many adjectives!!!!) girl in an orange salwar-suit came to our office in the afternoon. She'd come for conducting a survey on Employee Retention policies. She was doing some research on that. Pity I didn't get to interact with her, I'd have taught her a thing or two, about research. It was like sunlight in London (very rare), a girl in our office! She didn't interview me, only my manager and a senior colleague.