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Disclaimer: This will be a long post, but please bear with it... please please...

Helloooo,

I had my graduation day yesterday... So, I am almost finishing my three years of a graduate course..
So, I have so much to say about my college... I couldn't say it when I gave the feedback yesterday... But, I will say it here... And here it is...

ನನ್ನ ಕಲ್ಲಿನ building... ನನ್ನ MES...
I will never forget my first impression of this college... It was definitely not a good impression. And somewhere along, I had a feeling I would end up here.... Because my teacher always said, not to hate anything or anybody because, who knows at what stage of your life, you will need that person's help. And as it happened, I really got into MES. I wrote my CET in MES and my orientation program was also in the same room where I wrote my CET...(lol)

That's how my journey started here....I was a little excited, a little sad and a little happy...

And.....now, here I am, three years later (three years which went by in the flick of an eye) and when I look back, like a bullet train hitting me, I realise how much I've learnt and experienced which has changed me.

hehehehe....I was such a dingus back then... Oops, sorry! I'm in my thoughts... Earth to Chinnu.... COME back here....



Yes, so I fell in love with all my teachers in my college. They are all excellent and are the pride of MES. MES exists because of them...
And of course, My Zoology HOD, Mrs. Sheela Menon ma'am. As I've mentioned before (in an older post) a page, a book and a post, is not enough to tell about this wonderful person. She is my guardian angel, my goddess, my inspiration.
The way she has maintained her whole department is worth a standing ovation from the whole world. She is just wow.
And all the teachers too...They are all wonderful.
And then my Chemistry Department...and Botany Department..
My language teachers, Commerce Department and Arts Department.. All the teachers are so welcoming and supportive... Commerce dept. Dude! the teachers are so jovial with their students, I was stunned... They know how to control the students! (I say this because of a personal experience with the students) *Thumbs Up*
THANK YOU teachers for being my inspiration and giving me so many advices.....

And I learnt so much! I had my eyes opened and my brains were knocked out!
As my friend Sonu said, yes, I was really tested by my college.
I used to be unpunctual... Oh My God! I've mentioned this in my old post, but I learnt the value of being on time. And the value of time. (Thank you Gayathri ma'am for teaching me that)
And then I learnt how to deal with people. Because there were so many DIFFERENT people! Everyone was unique and had their own past and aspirations and personalities. I learnt how to be patient and how to deal with failure and how to inculcate them into my life. I learnt that being organised is more easy than being disorganised and doing things on a whim.

But, the MOST important of all, is that I learnt how to love myself. I learnt how to be confident. I learnt that there is nothing wrong in being myself and that I had been brain washed into thinking that I should do what the society tells me to do or that I should "follow the herd".
I learnt that there is nothing wrong with sticking my tongue out or making weird faces, because you know WHAT? There are people who are willing to ACCEPT me for what I am. And they don't shun me away or ask me to change myself for them.
I learnt to see the positive side of things, and I learnt that I had been around people who were pulling me down rather than lifting me up.
I learnt that unless I don't love myself first, I can't love my friends...

And I am so grateful for all my friends. They accepted me for what I am, they got along with my madness and laughed and encouraged me.... And here I am....feeling so happy and grateful... If it weren't for you guys, I think I would not be holding my head high now...
And I don't think I would have the confidence to step into the future....
So THANK YOU...

And here I am, still on the journey of life, learning more about myself and the world...Every day...
And I am so humbly grateful....

Lots of love,

Stay Healthy, stay Happy.

PG.

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