Combating boredom

I was pretty bored yesterday, so I watched four movies consecutively. The movies were, 'Doomsday', 'Wanted', 'Mithya', and 'Step brothers'. The first two were a complete bloodshed narratives with a typical si-fi touch. The third one was a mixture of comedy, thrill and suspense, and the last one was an unalloyed comedy.

I wondered, what if Karan Johar plans to make a si-fi flick? Which would have Shahrukh Khan in the lead role, Kajol or Rani would lead the feminine presence. The story would initiate with a pandemic, natural catastrophe or the invention of an anti-cancer or anti-aids drug. A mongrel will be the consequential side effect of the drug. But, contradictory to the Hollywood flicks, the movie would gyrate in a family controversy casting Amitabh in a special appearance, making the audience weary with heavy emotional sequences. The climactic scene may comprehend a marriage of the mongrel(resultant of the drug's side effect) with the actor or actress.

In the middle of my journey of movie watching, I tried to cook a nice and different meal for myself. It comprised of onion, potatoes(both cut into strips) with garlic fried in olive oil. The fried vegetables were poured on the mixture of lettuce and cucumber. It was awesome and delicious. Looked cool as well.

I also tried to play some new songs, and practise the older ones, on my guitar and read a novel as well. I tried to defeat my extreme boredom the same day, but it vanished the next morning with new, fresh and random thoughts in my half asleep mind.