I was always crazy in enjoying the fact that change is the only constant. I am a true believer of this, which made me to take some risk and experiment different things before I get on to the next phase of life.
There is something called “Dooorada betta kannige Nunnage” in Kannada. It was bitter truth which I saw and realized in my past experience at Australia. I was an extrovert in reality and wanna be always with friends and family. Knowing this fact and carrying this all across, it was hard for me to exercise my day in and day out in so called beautiful Melbourne city. It was my choice to experiment and get closer to the life and trenz all across the sea towards south east. I had to accept too many things and sometimes I was scared to put me in those facts.
Everything was crystal clear in very short time and I was on mood to lock my check in bags. It was my luck that I met Piddy (Ramesh Panakkal, my GTTC batch mate in Dandeli sub centre) who used to be there nearby and spent much of his off the duty time with me. I was missing a lot in that short period and never looked back till I get my boarding pass. All those 12+ hrs of journey went in realizing those short memories and feeling the fact that those memories are good to experiment but hard to take them on reality for longer time .. as life is very short and one has to live it to the best not by being isolated.
There is something called “Dooorada betta kannige Nunnage” in Kannada. It was bitter truth which I saw and realized in my past experience at Australia. I was an extrovert in reality and wanna be always with friends and family. Knowing this fact and carrying this all across, it was hard for me to exercise my day in and day out in so called beautiful Melbourne city. It was my choice to experiment and get closer to the life and trenz all across the sea towards south east. I had to accept too many things and sometimes I was scared to put me in those facts.
Everything was crystal clear in very short time and I was on mood to lock my check in bags. It was my luck that I met Piddy (Ramesh Panakkal, my GTTC batch mate in Dandeli sub centre) who used to be there nearby and spent much of his off the duty time with me. I was missing a lot in that short period and never looked back till I get my boarding pass. All those 12+ hrs of journey went in realizing those short memories and feeling the fact that those memories are good to experiment but hard to take them on reality for longer time .. as life is very short and one has to live it to the best not by being isolated.
