Spending My Worst 150 And Best 30 Rupees

Today was a very eventful day. I finally got the chance to rectify a mistake which I made two months back, traveled a lot on foot and found the worst dining place in Mumbai.

I took a long walk through random spaces in Bandra. This is one habit which has done me lots of good. I enjoy it, learn from it. Saw a beautiful girl standing in a long queue to buy offerings for a temple; I was both amused and confused. Just a bit farther saw some really poor kids; crazily happy; blowing bubbles out of soap water. Was confused again but happy.

Mumbai must be the only city where one can see human habitation without even basic sanitation facilities next to bungalows, whose residents have so much money that they can buy anything they desire.

Finally reached "Cafe Seaside". Horrible food! If I hadn't skipped my lunch, I wouldn't had eaten that food even for free. It's a nice view from there though. But the food is so lousy that owner should stop offering it and simply start asking for money for the view. Later everyone decided to go to a different restaurant. Which in qualitative terms was at least 100 times better.

While returning back saw a vendor selling books in the train. At 1 AM!! Train was full and the very thought that someone is making money at this hour using best of his abilities with whatever resources accessible to him is very enterprising. He was offering good stuff and at good prices. I was happy with my decision to purchase a Cricket 2007 book and also found lots of respect for the guy selling them.