Just like that ...

Huh.. finally me back to blogging but this time its not on any particular topic. Its just a sneak peek into my life. With the outset of Novemeber, Life bacame all busy. Mid terms , INSIGHT 09 , projects, Mid terms and now placements. Crazy life!

Too much happening all at the same time..  Guess this is the best part of being a Management student. You have too much of workload ,too many activities and the worst part being you cant ignore any of it . One has to handle all of it smartly. The key being time management. Once you master that, life becomes simple and easy. But mastering that in itself is a big deal my dear friend.

Anyway I am in no mood of gyan talk now. The mood in college for a change is pretty sober. The 2nd years are gearing up for the placements. The library is more or less full most of the time with people flipping through various magazines and news papers. Guess the fact has started sinking in. Placements is not far n all of us have to give in our best shot. At times you can see the afterthought dat follows any plans  made for movies and outings. Ya this phase is a little scary no doubt. Everyone has got a question mark on their faces wondering whats gonna happen.  There is a strange silent that prevails...

Wish this phase gets over soon and leaves all of us with happy faces. Hoping and praying for the best of all.
The ultimate solace can be felt only once we surrender everything to God since no consolations help. Keep your faith in yourself and God alive.

Jai Mata Di!

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