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In Matrix Revolutions, Agent Smith said that "Everything that has a beginning has an end.".And technically speaking, college has truely come to an end. But there may be certain things that won't end for certain people like friendship and love. And there may be things that didn't start but still sadly ended.
"Man is a gregarious animal" was the first line I learnt while learning Sociology in Class 9. This means that most people prefer being in groups and form social relationships rather than remaining alone.
3 years being together has provided a good platform for us. The only problem arises when things we get used to and usually take for granted, comes to an end. It's only then that we get to know the real extent of friendship and love.
But, we have to accept the fact. Most of us have different paths at this point of time. And we all have to move forward in life, but we should never leave our friends behind. Surely, life, time and commitments will change us in life, but we should never forget those 3 wonderful years in our lives. We should in fact learn to include in us those 3 years and not to classify them as "memories", keep them aside and remember them occasionally. That would be too unfair. It would be those same 3 years that will make us what we would be later. That would be too unfair to forget everything, and most importantly, everyone.
Bunking classes, getting kicked out of classes, trying to cheat in exams, laughing on good jokes, pretending to laugh on Tokas' jokes, Abhishek taking pictures of AM and AK, Anand's verbal fight with Dr GLA, Dr GLA himself, crushes, infatuations, true love, friendship, Sahil's unbiased sincere flirting towards every girl, Abhinav's cricket, football, dancing and wooing "skills", sleeping or hard rock mp3 music in AM's class, hanging out in LP, Purnima's flirtatious adventures with Dhan Singh, Amit's ajeeb aur gareeb harkatein, Rohit's special fascination for my jeans and me and Charanya, dosa and idli sambhar, college festivals, Euphoria, 10 Feb, winning cricket matches, a few matches of football, dance parties, Abhishek's transformation to being called the "Seductive Ape", bike rides, good days, bad days, some unforgettable days, unforgettable moments, unforgettable words, unforgettable persons, missed opportunities, regrets, late night calls, words of comfort, getting close with people, gazing at girls during classes, enjoying life with friends, sometimes just showing a fake smile, being a support for others, being a support for oneself, tears of sadness, tears of joy, tears for love, making fun of others, others making fun of us, gradually understanding life, growing mature, fun trips, fun floor, fun and food trip, Chowkidhani trip, Vaibhav's blog, my first one week girlfriend, my first one-day agreement valentine date, broken hearts, made couples, my waterpark story, SRK, Samriti's craze for SRK, Tokas' achievement (or rather the vodka shots) in Chowkidhani, swimming practices, my missed father-in-law Mr M.P Sharma, water polo matches, arguments, small fights, ke baat hogi??, Prateek's devotion to cigarettes and booze, our booze party and all that followed, sundays at my place, omelettes and tea at India Gate, India Gate, Sahil's maggi and cooking skills, my fish curry, metro trips with Sonali, Raghav's lost love, Nonu's acting and coffee and momos, volleyball matches, Ankit's unimitable hairstyle, months of hardwork and toil for exams, Priyanka's practical jokes, PVR Priya (my second home), hard times when I missed home, trips to Anand's place and cricket matches, Charanya's so much talked about lungi, entertaining sms-chatting, non enternaining sms-chatting with Vaibhav, my childhood friend cum bhabhi Shikha, inspired from Rani in "Black" is khamosh Kanika aunty, masti, mazaak, mahabharat play and my mauritian friend Dhavishkar aka George who helped us and everything all which I forgot. How can I forget all these. These are those precious moments that will always be etched in my heart forever.
Truely, it was a nice experience to know you people of a different culture, though of a same religion. Interacting with you all made me discover a whole new world. This is a hell of an opportunity no one should ever miss in life. Gradually, I had reached a point where I was no more discovering, but unknowingly became a a part of your ( I mean 'our' ) own world. Except for a few mispronounciations (I pronounciate BC and MC better now, kyun Tokas guru??), I guess it becomes difficult to distinguish me from a Delhiite, especially when I use my jat accent (Ke baat hogi, BC??) and punjabi accent. And more then an experience, I got to know all you people and many of you are really good friends of mine. But, I believe that destiny had it planned that we had to part ways one day. No probs, I'll be waiting for you guys in Mauritius.
I have never said it, but you all mean loads to me. And those who mean mush to me, know it and it's no use telling them. They all understand my unspoken words. Maybe that's what we mean by friendship.........
(Not self-written but found it
interesting)
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