and i’ve changed a few things, hoping i start working from home (or my residential office) more often.

District courts in Delhi should also have an option for applying for e-true copy, like Delhi HC. Would make life easier. :/

It’s irksome when clients who are waiting for their drafts to be filed in a case scheduled for mid-March keep repeatedly calling you, especially when you’ve clearly mentioned that you’re unwell enough to miss court.

I miss my prime era (finishing a book in a day).

Get over already, February.

It's time to finish The Winds of Winter, GRRM! 👀

no work is more important than your health, my friends. even if your livelihood depends on it, don’t work at the cost of your health. :/

With nearly two hearings scheduled for arguments every day in the last week of February, I’m completely lost on how to pack and move everything by the end of this month. :/

The whole of this month, I’ve read barely ten pages of fiction, and I hate that. I hope March will be a better month when it comes to reading fiction.

It’s a different thing that I still haven’t had my lunch.

Drank 1 litre of water at the court today, which is an achievement for me. 😂

It’s really frustrating when stress becomes physical, like a tight neck, a terrible headache and a stomach ache. :/

Will have to find new coffee shops to work out of now, since I wouldn’t be able to come to my regular coffee shops from the new place I’m moving into. 🧿

When you’re in ‘talking stages’ with ten other lawyers, you’re in no hurry with respect to your matter, but the moment you make an advance payment and confirm my engagement, you want the draft on the same day? What kind of urgency is this?

I’m so tired. Just want this month to get over. I just can’t deal with this month. 😭

the only problem with being an empath is that you’re not dealing with your anxiety alone but also that of the people around you, and that can be overwhelming and exhausting at times - pretty much at all times.

If asking for documents before signing up for a long-term tenancy makes someone a “difficult tenant,” maybe the problem isn’t the tenant, it’s the lack of transparency in the process.

Brokers really lose their minds when a potential tenant does basic due diligence. Asked for the electricity bill & water bill just to verify ownership details, check arrears (if any), and ensure everything is transparent. Apparently, that’s “too much” or “being difficult”.

I'm trying to draft something for a client, but after sending a list of documents required for the same, I've only received 2 out of 15 documents! Now, I'm getting constant calls asking for the status of the draft. Do I just create a case out of thin air? :/

overwhelmed

all of the day, amidst looking for flats, i was constantly worried about returning home & completing urgent drafts, but now that i’m home, exhausted & drained out, I have given up on drafting for the night. would be more than happy if i can just prepare for tomorrow and sleep.