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Muskurahaton Ke..Bahaane Aise Hai

Are there any awards for consistently infrequent bloggers? I should totally get that! :)
But, I have been "good" busy! The type of "busy" that keeps me happy. How have you all been? In good spirits, may I assume?
Lots happened, nai? Kingfisher crashed. Europe got messed up. Whitney Houston died. Indian economy is on a seesaw. The cricket team's definitely a goner. SRK too for that matter. Politicians still suck. The master designer rests in peace somewhere, feasting on Apple.
On the happy front, George Clooney's hot again. Djokovic is on a roll! Grey's Anatomy is worth watching again. The weather's awesome! And the blog celebrates its 3rd birthday! :)
In other words, life is normal. Touchwood.
But most importantly, an year of MBA almost comes to an end. Can you believe this? Time flies, and how! Its been fun. A roller coaster ride - Crazy induction days with less than 3 hours of sleep, summer placements, sleeping in classes, non-stop and I have to repeat this again for emphasis, non-stop chit chat in classes, Seniors' placements, Marketing Society - Its been a roller coaster, alright!
The good news is, I haven't regretted my decision of joining an MBA. Not even once. If anything, I'm really really happy on that front, and how rare is that, huh?

Any update about myself would be absolutely incomplete if I don't describe the biggest distraction of my life right now. My window. I know. Sounds crazy. But it wouldn't if I described to you the scene. So, I shifted houses to an 8th floor apartment, which is about as high you can get in South-Central Delhi. And the view is gorgeous! Rashtrapati Bhavan at a distance, three major 5-Star hotels and Shanti Path - that's what you get to see. Would you blame me if I told you I stay up half the nights staring out at the lights? No, right? :D

Anyway, I'll put an end to this pointless post. Not entirely pointless, though. It marks the 3rd birthday of the post. And also, I wanted to show off a wee bit! So Yours Truly took part in the KPMG International Case Study Competition, for pure fun, trust me. Ended up winning the campus round and here's the funny part. We won the National round and became the national champions. But believe it or not, that's not the end. So, now me and my team fly to HongKong to represent India on a fully paid trip in April! Yay! Yay! Yay! Yay! :D :D

And we got covered in the press too HERE

Phew. So happy. Hong Kong! Hong Kong! Hong Kong! Yay! Yay! Yay!

On that exhilarating note, I finally sign out. Have loads of fun, keep happy.

Will post more frequently now. I promise!


Signing out,

Comments

  1. Somehow your excitement and happiness is infectious.

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  2. Wow! That is VERY VERY cool :D Someone's using their time very well!
    Have an awesome time in Hongkong :)
    Oh, and Grey's is nice again, I agree! :D

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  3. The Other Side of LifeMonday, February 27, 2012

    :) I am very excited! :D

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  4. The Other Side of LifeMonday, February 27, 2012

    Haina? I mean who would have thought I would use my time well in a B-School?! :D
    I surprise myself! And thanks. I'm pretty sure I'll update my blog with a shopping list for Hongkong! :D

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  5. Wow! That's great news! Totally awesome! Many many congratulations! For rocking at KICC, and of course, for the blog turning three. :) So where's the party for us on this very very special occasion? :D

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  6. Wow! That is FANTASTIC. Seriously, fabulous, fabulous job. Many, many congratulations and all the best for Hong Kong. I am SO excited for you!

    Also, congrats to the blog for turning three!

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  7. wow.. Congratulationnnssssss and very well done ... KUDOS

    good to hear all that after reading about cricket economy and all :)

    and Happy birthday to your blog tooo

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  8. The Other Side of LifeMonday, February 27, 2012

    Thanks Ajay! :)
    Party in Delhi? :P

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  9. The Other Side of LifeMonday, February 27, 2012

    Thank you thank you thank you! I am so excited I can't tell you! :D

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  10. The Other Side of LifeMonday, February 27, 2012

    Thank you so much, Bikram! :D
    Looking forward to HK! :)

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  11. sorry.. pressed enter by mistake! :P congratsss... good luck for the the next leg of the competition and hoping u have the most fantastic time in HK!

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  12. Congratulations :)
    Good luck for HongKong :)

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  13. Awesome awesome news! And see your blog turing 3 got left out in all the excitement :) Congratulations on the win and all the very best for HK. Don't forget to have fun there :D

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  14. The Other Side of LifeSaturday, March 03, 2012

    Thanks Vinitha! :)

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  15. The Other Side of LifeSaturday, March 03, 2012

    Thanks! :)

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  16. The Other Side of LifeSaturday, March 03, 2012

    Thanks Comfy! :)
    Definitely having fun there! :D

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  17. congrats on the blog turning three. And Hong Kong! how cool is that? :D yay!

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  18. Congratulations...and celebrations......... :) do we have to join u in HK to celebrate ;)

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  19. The Other Side of LifeThursday, April 05, 2012

    Thanks Chindi! :)

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  20. The Other Side of LifeThursday, April 05, 2012

    Thanks Dew! :)
    Party toh idhar hi hogi! :)

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  21. Wohoooo..... Congratulations gal.... This is simply awesome... Have lots n lots of fun in Hongkong... :)
    And happy birthday to your blog... Keep writing... :)

    PS - I' am also competing for that infrequent blogger award.... :D

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