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Tuesday, April 21, 2009

The most eventful quarter...

... of my life. 99% of the things mentioned below were first-timers. I have mentioned a lot of these earlier as well, but just thought of putting it all together.

  • Badminton games in the evenings
  • A trip to Jamshedpur via Mumbai and Kolkata
  • Festo'Comm - hearing people from the industry talk of a few interesting things
  • Trip to Ajanta and Ellora
  • All-nighters for marketing presentations
  • Drinking and getting drunk for the first time
  • A break-up
  • A friendship fuck-up
  • Elections
  • A lone party
  • Calls to the US
  • Longer calls with Avan
  • Bonding with my roommate, detaching (when needed) in a snap too
  • Adapting to a completely new way of living
  • Visiting the new thing on campus - Shree, the not so cheap dhaba
  • Strengthening the friendship with Swetha
  • Feeling guilt when not guilty; made to feel even more guilty
  • Having some of the most awesome people teach me
  • Obeying rules made by some of the most fucked-in-the-head people too
  • Learning how to, and then wearing a sari every Saturday
  • So desperate for good food at all times that I even ate curry from a plate of chicken once
  • Watch people act on stage after quite a few years
  • Allowing the passion-related discomfort get to me once again
  • Spending lonely moments
  • Watching stars in the sky
  • Feeling the setting sun every evening
  • Spending an entire term without a Sub
  • Being angry enough to pull out a key from the keypad of my laptop
  • Interacting with someone whom I could find inspiring
  • Travelling to Mumbai for an interview which turned out to be my best ever
  • My first flowery dress
  • A sense of loss so strong that I stood howling in a corridor
  • Envious of someone's hair for the first time ever
  • Signing proxies for friends; getting some done for myself too
  • Helplessly watching the line between black and white blur

Did I mention truckloads of academics too?

What makes it even more enriching is the fact that these things weren't stand-alone. There was so much more to each event, each feeling, each hurdle and each experience!