“Vaazhkayila oru rewind button irundha evalavu nalla irukkum” (wouldn’t it be fantastic if we have a rewind option for our life as well) – a dialogue from the movie Mudhalvan which I will never ever forget. how true … how true …
Nothing can beat the times we had in school. It used to be so much fun, to get up early, have breakfast prepared by mom, getting ready swiftly with dad helping with the shoes, mom with the lunch boxes and school bags, grand mom blessings before we leave.
I always reach 15 mins earlier to school and it used to be such a refresh to see all friends, chat around about the cricket matches or the WWE, enquire about the homeworks, tests for the day. The classes used to be fun too, different teachers every 45 mins, different subjects, interesting learnings and then the Play Time periods. I still remember, everyone used to wait for the Wednesdays and pray that the rain stays away. The inter class cricket matches, basketball matches, it was just mindless fun everyday.
Then the exam times, tension all around, late night studies, talking on phone all night, clarifying doubts, revising the chapters early in the morning, feeling feverish just before you leave home and check if mom is ok if I bunk the exam :-) I was always very nervous when it came to exams. I used to be awake till 10 PM ensure that I finish all the chapters before I hit the bed. Then, I used to get up at 2 in the morning sometimes to revise every chapter. I just wont be able to appear for an exam until I have revised all the chapters in the morning. Still, when I think of those days, I wish they are back. I don’t mind all the pressure of exams, marks, admissions – it was fun, way fun than what we are going thro’ now.
It’s a given that we all miss our school and college days isn’t it?
Friday, 10 July 2009
Monday, 6 July 2009
15 and counting!!!
15 and Counting .... Yes, RF has done, winning his 15th Grand Slam title after yet another marathon at the Wimbledon final. Last year he was at wrong end but this year it was different. I have written enough about RF and my passion for his game, however, I felt that Roddick deserved to win yesterday.
Watching Roddick from the Q/F stage, I was really really amazed the way he played. He was simply outstanding, a remarkable turn around indeed from last year. As Roger said "he would win a grand slam soon", one could see it in him now. To think of the fact that the only game that Roger broke in the entire match was the game that snatched the match away from him is really astonishing, and that's why I pity Roddick and felt he deserved to win the match.
At the end of it I feel henceforth, men's tennis will be much more competitive. I believe we will see a lot more upsets in the coming grandslam's. However, I am also sure that 15 is not the final number that RF is going end up with.
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