Wednesday, February 21, 2007

A Day to Remember contd...

The couple of the year


(giggles) Standing tall, bending short...whatever.


Unsafe to comment


The Bio girls


MerDer: This has absolutely nothing to do with Farewell...but I just love it.

For more pics of Mer, Der and the rest of the Grey's Anatomy Cast, click on my Grey's Media link on the sidebar.

Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Random Observation

I have realized that the reason why I hate physical contact with another person is that I have a very strong aversion to drama of any sort. Drama in this case encompasses every extreme of emotion and action. I like things calm and orderly.

Which is not to say that I don't like watching drama. I most certainly do. Whether virtual or real, drama interests me. But I enjoy it only in the capacity of a passive observer, not an active participant.

Friday, February 16, 2007

A Day to Remember

The Dirties entirely between their element.


The 12th standard Biology class of 2006-07!!


Computers Rocks!!....apparently


The PhD, The Cyclotron, The Green Vitriol and The Improbability Factor


A rite of passage

Posted above are the a few of the many pictures in memoriam. Jeez, in memoriam sounds so morbid. Anyway, the titles are a little cheesy. If you think of better ones, let me know, and I'll change them.


Saturday, February 10, 2007

My Farewell Speech

We have waited for this moment all our lives, the moment when we leave our childhood behind and step into the world to forge our own paths in life. We have counted down the years, the months, the hours, minutes and seconds, and finally, that moment has arrived. I find myself not a little sad , for I will be leaving behind people that shaped my life and a place that is as much a part of my identity as the name I bear.

Kumarans is like an intricate mosaic, and it is not the final picture, but the individual peices that I will miss the most. I will miss the familiar feeling of disembowelement as I ride down the road to school. I will miss the stampede that follows the 9th period bell. I will miss the delightful smells from the chemistry lab that waft their way through the ground floor. Most of all, I will miss the very heart of my experience as a student; my friends and my teachers. Thank you teachers, for all that you have taught me - lessons that extended well beyond the four walls of a classroom. Thank you, all my classmates, for two wonderful years - for all the fun, the hysterical laughter and the valuable lessons in Tamil popular culture. Thank you Deepa Ma'am, for providing me with myriad opportunities for growth during my time here as a student.

When we leave here today, we will take with us the memories of these seemingly trivial things. Memories that we will, nonetheless, cherish for the rest of our lives. And I 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.