Walking In.
It’s been quite some time since I walked the gates of college, out… never to step into it again (yes, unless to finish off the backlogs(!)); but as things are in life, I’ve to go daily to drop off my brother who is now in the first sem of EE there.
Line Break.
Unfinished posts, drafted and undrafted ones in the mind-canvas speak of the hate or hateful regret of my life of 4 years (in college, spell that in silence!). Except for a handful of goodness, even with me quoting myself as “an eternal optimist” on online profiles and such, my college-life was really bad.
Walking Out.
I walked into college with the hope of a really productive 4 years (yes! Like everyone else in their own way, perhaps!); I thought I’d write as much as I want, the way I want it, even through boring static classhours. Ofcourse that didn’t happen. Save for some blog posts that made to the blog(s) and random slices of creative junk (aka crappy poetry) it never took off. To argue with the point: “Look at the Others.” They did other things, like study! I didn’t do that either. It didn’t really matter. I can’t recollect what dumb foresight went through my hazy mind then. I don’t know if I still carry the good creative luggage from school (the best days) today as I try to look back and call me a “moron” again.
Of confusions and conflicting thoughts
People have advices for you everytime you meet them. I made a list: a list of people I don’t like (or to be euphemistic so that if you made yourself to the list, you won’t feel bad (why would you? This is my list, you always can go and make yours!) Just in case, you’re one in the 8, I won’t take names.
Aftereffects: …Of Life and People
The List of People I like Less.
(Not in any particular order of priority, this is just a numbered list)
- People who have nothing to say. Oh, just for the record, when I have nothing to say I hate myself too. Everybody does.
- People who think they can’t be creative. If a wreak like me can write/do stuff, you too can! (Free advice: sit up, take a pen and “start scribbling” – to misquote Microsoft)
- People with rehearsed jokes. There’s nothing like a bad joke told badly. If you’re not living the moment, what life is then! Go someplace else where people would actually not-act amused. There. There’s your free good-karma-moment to go with the free advice from above.
- People who don’t have a dream. People, come on, the spark is everything, if you’ve lost it, you’re done. Anyway, keep digging!
- People who aren’t crazy. People who have a set rule for everything on this planet, everyday of their life. People who have a set rule for approaching a problem. I’d a friend-in-delusion (!) who thinks his set works universally.
- People who won’t smile. This irritates me somewhat more than the others in this terrible (sic) list. Even when the joke is good, their smile-muscles won’t flinch the slightest . Why? Yes, I understand that you and me have our sensibilities at different places, but…
- People who aren’t open to new things. People who see the Rosebowl tagline and think it’s not them that the TV-people are talking about. Not you, yes.
- People who’re finicky about unwanted details (I’ve touched upon this in an old post of mine, but this is worth a mention again). People who don’t know when to stop. People who pour more than what the cup can hold when a half-fill looks way good.

