A new beginning...

Today i am entering a new phase of my life. Finally over with 4.5 months of shear hard work which i think finally paid off. However, i must say i will always cherish the past 4.5 months as i believe it was the most important period in my life. A lot happened, both professionally and personally. But at the end i am glad that all turned out well.

One thing i will always remember is that i made lots of good friends during this period. I generally take a lot of time to make someone my good friend but this time it just took 2 or at most 3 days. I realise that a lot has changed now, both within me and outside me. Now i find it easy to communicate with people, to make new friends. People from different states, spoke different languages, got to learn a lot from them. But this was also not permanent as most of my new friends are leaving this place and going to respective allocated places. I got my home town and i m still not clear that i should consider myself lucky or unlucky.

This time i really wanted to leave home and explore new places. Mentally i was very much prepared for that. But fate had something else for me as it wanted me to stay at home with my family. I wonder what have i been doing since 22 years. But all said and done, family members are very very happy and that is what makes me feel satisfied.

Now coming back to my friends, i would just say that i will definitely miss them. It is not easy to see people coming into your life and then leaving all of a sudden as if they were destined to leave. Nothing here is permanent. The only change that happened in my life is that i will sit on the 2nd floor now as opposed to the ground floor of my office building.

Anyways it is not as bad as it might sound. Living at home opens up a whole new set of opportunities for me to exploit. It feels nice to work on what you actually like and want to work on. Whatever i learnt, i really liked it and i hope i will be able to use it successfully. Its a new beginning for me, a new life with new people but one thing remains the same, my hometown.