What five days atop a hill and a trek to a plateau can do to me.



I cant digest good food provided on the hill cause i am not used to good food.

I can in fact trek whatever heights.

I realise that behind every facade is a person with emotions and great amount of goodness.

I love washing utensils while playing antakshari

Maybe utopia exists (only atop hills)

Ding Dong... The cynicism says I am back from the hills...

What has staying away from home done to me?

I have lost enough weight to be proud of my eating habits.
I have leant that it does not hurt much to wash clothes everyday.
I have learnt that privacy is non-existent.
I have become quite sensitive towards about nearly anything, even somebody killing a mosquito.
Ooooooh... I also have become quite used to watching not so great looking women nearly naked. Its very scary, I must add.

The 09 batch of SIMC is fondly referred to as the Orkut Babies because of our overt use of the community to communicate and much more.

But the latest additions to the communities an average SIMCian is a part of are the 'Pen drive lost', 'Lappy charger fried' and 'failure' communities. Just about twenty students out of one forty manage to pass, and the majority are spiteful towards the minority as always. You will more often than not find members of these communities consoling each other and hanging out together in the library and sharing chargers, the scene is heart rendering...

I hate it that I need to fight for everything right from food to work. I slowly am realising what the increase in population and competetion means. Darwin's theory is unfolding so naturally infront of my eyes that questioning it is becoming redundant.