Sunday, December 28, 2014

Memories that we will, however, cherish for the rest of our lives. And hope that just as we take with us these memories of our school, we will leave behind our own imprint; an echo of the laughter we once shared, a shadow of the students we once were. 



        
        We all look back on the span of our lives and think about what we could have done differently. But when it comes to school, and the time we all spent together, the good and the bad blend together, and it becomes mostly good. Because we were new, we were learning, and we remember. Some say timing is everything, and so is perception. What we didn’t know at 18 is the grass is most definitely not always greener on the other side.

Those of us who couldn’t wait to move far away from our home town may now be a bit in awe of those who never left. And those that stayed may think it sounds awfully  exciting to have left. My guess is there’s envy on both sides now. And, perhaps, regret.

Alas, it is not to be. You are alone. The room quiets, all eyes cast your way. You stand, mop your forehead. Or worse, you try to extemporize, relying on an already fading memory. You cough, clear your throat, unclamp your suddenly uncooperative mouth.

It’s an odd place to be, but the dose of reality seems right.


We are now on facebook, whatsapp, insta etc. etc. , peeking on each other’s lives and having some odd sense of satisfaction that we think we know what and how everyone is doing.



We only part to meet again
Class Xll Science 'A' 2014





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