First of all, I would like to apologize to some of my dearest friends who have been forcing me to write for a long time, but I did not listen to them. There was something stopping me. There is this beautiful period in my life, something so exquisite, magnificent, intense and splendorous that my words are not enough to describe it. I tried my best but failed. Well, a writer cannot resist for so long so here I am readers, with my latest news. And about that beautiful thing, I will speak about it when my pen is ready for it. So what shall I speak of now? There is a world of choices. But since this is my first post after a pretty long while i will just speak about current affairs I guess. And to some of you who have not read my blogs before, let me warn you, this blog is only about me. Unlike many other blogs speaking of world politics or posting beautiful pieces of literature or written by those bold enough to speak on anything under the earth. In this article you might not even find things exciting. I guarantee you that you won't come across any thrilling brand names, or exciting events. I just write down what I feel like. To be very frank, this is something for me. But that does not mean your comments are not welcome, or I am a writer who doesn't care about his readers. I will do everything in my ability to please my readers, but this blog is my private property, not a place of entertainment(this sentence does contradict one of my earlier post that i deleted, but people change right?).
Right now I am listening to the song "Sajda" in the movie "My Name Is Khan". Going to listen to "Noor e khuda". Oh, i just love Shreya Ghoshal! And did I forget to mention? I am the new Red House Captain of St. Thomas Central School. My life right now revolves around the many complexities caused by this position.
Colosseum was a real blast. I loved the event and I am sure that everyone present over there felt the same. It was flawless. Each event better than the other. I laughed until I almost got a stroke after watching the skit. It was too much. I mean they should have at least given the viewers some time to rest from laughing. Each word said, each action made was "BANG". The actors were so good that they would have got the audience to laugh even if they were taking a seminar on the nuclear structure of boron. Hats off to the crew. And the quiz - Minerva's Quest. I am pretty sure that even Minerva herself has no clue about the answers to the questions asked over there. But it was fun to watch and learn. I mean, every question was something new to learn. Did you know that Mahatma Gandhi referred to Thiruvananthapuram as "Evergreen City"? and the dance totally rocked. It was a pity that the song stopped in between but they did a fine job in making it seem that nothing actually happened. And so was the dance of the other participants. And Tobin did a marvelous job himself entertaining the audience. He is going places. And the biggest event of the day - I went to Balabaskar's house. Yes, Balabaskar the violinist. And he spoke to me, and asked me about my studies, and I spoke to him about the event happening about the school, and I showed him the brochure that was partly my creation, and I got his autograph, and he played violin for the school, and, and, and....... It was really awesome but not as awesome as I made it sound. I just wrote it elaborately to annoy the Balabaskar fans. But it was special, he is a great personality.
Tomorrow is San Revo, I am participating for Quiz, and I am a total dimwit. I have no clue what I am going to do tomorrow. It's all upto Govind Deecee now. All the best brother.
I have a feeling that from this year on my life is going to be on fire. 12th is surely going to rock. And if things work out for me, I am going to be a super-star. And I will really work for it.
I would like to dedicate this piece of my blog to each and every Santhomite, especially my teachers. Anoopa miss and Sindhu miss entrusted me with a lot of responsibility and I feel proud that I was able to take care of the situation. Infinite gratitue to Indu miss who gave me the opportunity for compering and for brochure designing. I will never forget her help and support, and will depend on it any time possible. My class teacher Susamma miss, so friednly, so kind. Every moment the ascertains that she will be there for me and every student in the class. Rosemol miss, she might be the best teacher I have come across in my life. My Chemistry teacher, Bindhu miss, so patient and calm, I have never seen her lose her temper. She makes the students feel so secure in class. And Elsie miss. Some say she is expressive, I say she is convincing. I thought English was a subject that got me 80 marks for the exams, she proved me wrong. "Write it in such a way that the examiner dare not give you anything less than 90", so inspiring. And you should listen to her speak about the implications of speaking openly and responding the teacher, how it will help us in future. Special regards to Ann Jacob miss who gave me countless opportunities to speak in public, and also gave me the chance to perform a skit in class. Organizing the skit was an experience everyone should have at least once. Thanks to the very cooperative cast (YEAH RIGHT!!). And finally, the award for the most interactive teacher, goes to Ann Thomas miss. How many doubts did we ask in her period. I have not asked that many doubts in all my life time.
I will be cursed if I don't mention very special name. This teacher helped me have the most memorable experience of my life. Sreekala Miss. Thanks a million times Maam.
Does it feel good to write a new post or what? thank you blogger for letting me realize that reaching my goal is not that far.
And thank you people for bearing with me and reading the whole thing.
Love
