So its been a while. And my situation has not changed. Unemplyed, grad student, fresh out of one of thebest schools in the country. Or so I like to think. Its not jsut me, U.S. Rankings too says were are the second best ad school, but those darned employers…. nevermind, I digress.
I did not blog [...]
An Unemployed Sigh..
Breaking down the recession and finding an opportunity in it
So, I’ve been thinking all this while I was away from blogging. Not like, thinking all the time, but thinking about what is affecting the industry the most at the moment, what is the most important thing on every media professionals mind right now. And yes, the obvious answer is the economic downturn.
And I have [...]
I’m a Grad Student
When you are a Grad student it is assumed that when you shut your eyes for a minute it is because you are re-thinking the thought.
That when you stare into the distance, you are pondering over something deep.
That when you are gazing into your laptop, you are considering a problem and when you are furiously [...]
The spoils of a conquest
A pure white hair-band lying on the floor. In front of the drawn curtains.
The roller chair, abandoned between the room.
Flowers knocked over from the glass vase. The vase, amazingly, unbroken.
The laptop lying on its side with its charging cord dangling from the side.
The book, the page you were reading preserved so preciously till now, on [...]
Beginnings – Vikram
“Bhaiya, I want to study in U.S.A too”, Vicky bounced the table-tennis’s ball across the wall as his brother cleaned his closet out.“Yeah Vic, but not now. Complete your bachelors here. You can do your Master’s in U.S.A”“But why Bhaiya, I want to get out of this place. I hate the system here, the [...]
Beginning with Anuja
“Pratibhaji, she is brilliant. What can I tell you about her. I am so glad she continued in this school even though you took up St. Lawrence High”
Anuja had always been an intelligent child, after all she was the vice-principal’s daughter, but Pratibhaji wanted to see how Anuja would do if she was left to [...]
