Anything that glitters is definitely not gold

I was at the Indian Classical Music and Dance (ICMD) concert yesterday. To me, the Chandra Haasato Abhang was the highlight. However, more importantly during the concert, I realized one thing. People who are the most visible/outgoing, are usually the worst performers.

What I mean is, amongst a relatively unfamiliar batch of performers, the person whom I have interacted the most/met the most/know the best, is usually the worst performer of the lot.

And this is something I want to disprove by example. I always want to be a sweet, nice guy who is (unlike most nice guys) highly successful. I want to be a friendly person for everybody to approach, and at the same time, be sohisticated. I want to be the most known performer and also the best!!

Rule of thumb for married friends

This is a request for all married people. Whenever you go out, and you happen to be with other single friends, please make it a point to mention it to the singles. It is just wrong to uphold that information (if you have it, that is).