So, it's another couple of days or so in IIT, for I dont think dilly-dallying the final formalities could take any more than coming monday or tuesday, and hence the end of college life (finally) and a hostelite mode of existence is definitely imminent.
The last few days have been eventful, but not in a nostalgic way. Just using all the time to spend with friends who'd now be much more infrequent in hanging around than desirable. And once I move back home, there are other issues to work with. Like the fact that BCG has decided our joining to be September 14 (!!!!!) which means finding something to do for the next 3.5 months! Or that they decided to send me off to Mumbai base office, which means fretting over living in Mumbai, finding a house/housemates and all that crap (Help!). And basically handling parents psyched out over these things. Finding an intern is another thing, though I have found one at Hindustan Times (thanks to this blog, partially :) ) for June.
Among all this, saying goodbye to IIT is almost irrelevant, but I will sure miss the atmosphere, the independence and the people once I'm out. That said, IIT feels like it has already left this campus the way things are these days. Things have changed in a way much too cold, and the end of nescafe was probably the last straw.
Onto newer things, now.
The last few days have been eventful, but not in a nostalgic way. Just using all the time to spend with friends who'd now be much more infrequent in hanging around than desirable. And once I move back home, there are other issues to work with. Like the fact that BCG has decided our joining to be September 14 (!!!!!) which means finding something to do for the next 3.5 months! Or that they decided to send me off to Mumbai base office, which means fretting over living in Mumbai, finding a house/housemates and all that crap (Help!). And basically handling parents psyched out over these things. Finding an intern is another thing, though I have found one at Hindustan Times (thanks to this blog, partially :) ) for June.
Among all this, saying goodbye to IIT is almost irrelevant, but I will sure miss the atmosphere, the independence and the people once I'm out. That said, IIT feels like it has already left this campus the way things are these days. Things have changed in a way much too cold, and the end of nescafe was probably the last straw.
Onto newer things, now.
10 comments:
Things have changed??? You are leaving!? Nescafe gone??! Hey please fill me in.
Even I noticed the same when I got a chance to visit the campus some time back. But still the air is same and I could relate to it after such a long time.
Yup things have changed...outsiders won't get it but but the nescafe thing is a blow ...
And also once friends move away, the place changes anyway!
A well balanced adieu..
is HT giving space to ur blog??
Though I never met you,I'll still miss you on campus. BBye.
You really won't miss it all? I wish I was like you, seriously.
All the very best for the new phase..
even if it is a few moths away:P
god bless
All the best for the new phase in your life ..though i can guarantee that nothing beats the life on da campus... btw i am also thinking of what to do for the next 2.5 months .....before i embark on my new journey ...back to another campus ..
Where are you going Ment?
U interning at Delhi HT? Naaaaicee! :) did u speak to the AIESEC chic.. trust me it will be an amazing experience gurl.. Goodluck have fun! :)
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