Dreams...blue moon...harsh realities
Friday, September 02, 2005
Its weird how something I crave for suddenly happens lots of times on a single day and then disappears again :( yesterday was a good day!
Term break has been pretty dull as usual… I was myself impressed with the psychological analysis I managed to compile for the characters in Philadelphia for the LDP assignment :) Watched the movie ‘Dumb & Dumber’ yesterday… watched a tamil movie ‘ullam ketkume’ before that… Today Simran and I decided to go to the city and watched Mangal Pandey and we promised ourselves we would not do any psychological analysis of this movie ;)
When I left ISB in the morning, it was burning hot and by the time I reached Imax, it was pouring cats and dogs and has been so till now! Life outside is fast, crowded and most importantly real… when I came back to ISB in the evening, the place looked beautiful, serene and peopleless, it made me wonder “will I get used to reality in April?”. I have always done my bed as soon as I wake up (right from my school days when I was at home) and here I have the comforts of Sarovar-Housekeeping who take care of everything that I don’t bother to see how messy my room is before I leave for the day. ISB does give me all the pressures of a one-year MBA, but also protects me from some of the harsh realities outside… hope it doesn’t hit me too hard in April next year.
Term break has been pretty dull as usual… I was myself impressed with the psychological analysis I managed to compile for the characters in Philadelphia for the LDP assignment :) Watched the movie ‘Dumb & Dumber’ yesterday… watched a tamil movie ‘ullam ketkume’ before that… Today Simran and I decided to go to the city and watched Mangal Pandey and we promised ourselves we would not do any psychological analysis of this movie ;)
When I left ISB in the morning, it was burning hot and by the time I reached Imax, it was pouring cats and dogs and has been so till now! Life outside is fast, crowded and most importantly real… when I came back to ISB in the evening, the place looked beautiful, serene and peopleless, it made me wonder “will I get used to reality in April?”. I have always done my bed as soon as I wake up (right from my school days when I was at home) and here I have the comforts of Sarovar-Housekeeping who take care of everything that I don’t bother to see how messy my room is before I leave for the day. ISB does give me all the pressures of a one-year MBA, but also protects me from some of the harsh realities outside… hope it doesn’t hit me too hard in April next year.
May be we should organize a housekeeping seminar before the year ends :-)
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