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That day when i went to drop Pouchun to airport, i engaged a taxi, but because of Bharat bandh, the taxi informed there will be no taxi that day (5th July), fortunately we went with Engam Pamei on his oficial vehicle upto Gauhati, after that worse thing was no taxi at all, so i requested Anna' father to drop us to airport, we reached there by 12 noon, already started checkin, after Pouchun entered i requested him to drop me to Khanapara, From there i catch up one autorickshaw upto Jorabat, from there another auto upto Burnihat, from there another auto upto Nongpoh, then from Nongpoh local taxi to Shillong, it was a real scouting experience.

I always listen to sound tracks from Harry Potter, by John Williams for the Sorcerer's Stone and Prizoner of Azkaban, by Nicholas Hooper for Half Blood Prince and another composer for the Goblet of Fire (I just forgot the name of the composer). Also I listen to Howard Shore's Lord of the Rings sound track, I used to be so mad about them one time. Now I am just so engrossed in the Harry Potter sounds so that LOTR music has taken a bit of a back seat. Nothing judgmental. Just a change of tone. Also I have Stardust music, by Ilan Iskeri. That's good too. But for now I am all Harry Potter. And in the mean time, also reading the Deathly Hallows.

I think that it is about time I get a move on with Sirion Diaries again. Sometimes I worry that the comic industry is so engrossed in making stories about the future, and stories that are plain outrageous and bizarre enough to stand out in the crazy noisy mess of a market, that mine wouldn't stand out as much. I have been inspired by artists who made art works that are just mind blowing and crazy that it does demand enough attention from people. That is fair enough. But most stories today that exists on the racks are stories that are other worldly. Like a child robot out to destroy a robot system gone out of control affecting all robots arou