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Fresher's fever

Fresher's fever


Now that we've done with our busy schedule, it's time to take a break and enjoy a bit...
Yes... I'm talking about the fresher's party!!!
But can all students really enjoy the party?
Let's take the case...


The biggest irony of life is... Happiness comes for a price
What do I mean by this opening statement?
Well, after 1 month of tedious lectures, practicals and work we hear about the fresher's party!!!.... Wait... What?
It's after our midterm exams! No way
This is what happens in most of the colleges.

I guess you know how it goes after this.
The ones who have prepared real hard for the exams score good... And the ones who have not, score terrible.
So it's clear that the ones who score enjoy,
The ones who don't,...cry... Not because they scored low but because of their unwillingness of enjoying the party!
The midterm score was like a bomb on the class.
And with every score declared, it was turning worse for some.

The ones who scored were super cool at the party... They danced, ate, talked, laughed
The party was all about them!

The ones who flunked subjects wanted to... but couldn't enjoy the party
McBurgers were distributed among the students along with cartoned fruit drink
So the stomachs were happy
Music was being played at the venue.
The Bollywood dance music... Many beats... Many singers...I wonder how people manage to dance to those beats!

And I was looking at the people who were dancing and enjoying while sipping the juice like Zayn Mallik !
Now don't get me wrong...I didn't fail in any test neither do I sing like Zayn,
But we both have one thing in common...
We both dance terribly.
I didn't wanted to make a joke out of me in the first month itself.

People danced, people watched, people ate...I left the party soon after I finished eating my burger... Introvert remember?

Truly, the party gave what the students wanted
Food for the hungry,
Music for the hyperactives,
A break for the stressed outs,
And a good opportunity for the people like me to socialize...
I missed that opportunity.
Maybe I'll dance in the college festival...
Don't laugh or judge me please...
I've already told you I'm a terrible dancer!
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  1. UnknownMarch 29, 2019 at 1:58 AM

    Enjoy Engineering Bro..!!

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    1. Suyash SalviApril 2, 2019 at 2:35 AM

      I'm doin' it my way!
      I'll keep that in my mind... Thanks

      Delete
  2. UnknownMarch 29, 2019 at 5:46 AM

    why u took science?
    u shud had been opt arts, u write blogs with ur understanding like a writer.

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    1. Suyash SalviApril 2, 2019 at 2:42 AM

      Well...if I hadn't opted for science... I wouldn't be writing this blog...
      So, it's good for me!
      Thank a lot for that suggestion.

      Delete
  3. UnknownMarch 30, 2019 at 1:14 AM

    very nice writting skill

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  4. Suyash SalviApril 2, 2019 at 2:34 AM

    Really happy to be appreciated by an avid reader... Thanks brother

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