Lets call it a Day

I have finished my three years of bachelors, which began in September 2007. It’s been a great learning experience and I have met some very beautiful people during this time. I am now flying to Dubai for 2 months to spend time with my family and specially my brother Manish.

The past month has been truly amazing, I have appeared for my final exams, cleared my UK driving practical test, been offered a job which was later rejected due to visa issues and spend some quality time with my friends. Also not to mention spend three weeks on crutches because I sprained my right ankle badly in the gym and sidelined from football for at least another two months.

The new Prime Minister David Cameron is under tremendous challenge to bring quick reforms within this country; and so far is doing a fair job. There are couple of things I would like to share within this post. First is project Natal and the second is Google voice. I would not be writing much about them since their respective you-tubes videos are self-explanatory. Also it is very unlikely that Google voice will be launched in United Kingdom due to security reasons but does promises to be a breakthrough in how computers and telephone will interact in the future.

One of my closest friend, Kavyanjali Kaushik leaves for India next week and it in unlikely she would be returning back to UK anytime soon. She is the sweetest person I have met in my life and I can’t explain how close she is to me. I don’t have words for her, we have fought, laughed, cried and have spend some of the most beautiful time together. I met her on the first day of my university orientation and had never imagined that we would get so close.

And Finally I have checked out of my room 420 for good. I don’t know why I am getting sentimental but the truth is that I will miss life in ISH and I will miss my room. I don’t know where life will take me and but I am ready to begin a new leg of my journey

“Great minds do not think alike”