Farewell Happy Days!

This was one of the days to say goodbye!

 I always disliked endings but then they are inevitable. Everything eventually ends. You just say goodbyes in many different ways and then part away. But when we meet again there might be a lot of difference between us today and us on that day. So we bid only the familiarities today. Someone rightly said, “Just because we bid farewell today doesn't mean this is the end. We bid farewell only to meet again.” I find it lucky to have something that makes me saying goodbye very hard.

This should be the day we put all our egos aside and enjoy bidding farewell with pure heart. When you look back to this day after five years it will all seem to be the pettiest of all the problems you’ve then. The best thing in these days is the friendships you keep which will last for life time, of course with a little help from facebook.

“Much of vitality in a friendship lies in the honouring of differences, not simply in the enjoyment of similarities.”   ---Anonymous

When juniors asked me for a message I had many things in mind to say but ended up saying only few. However I’ll pen down the remaining now. As the above quote says it all, just because our thoughts don’t match we shouldn't break friendships. That being said I would also suggest living every moment to the fullest and you can do that by not worrying about future and not regretting past.

In a few years we feel bad about being anger than feeling good about enjoying. Sadness is a guest only for a few moments. Conflicts, they are everywhere. 

Now when conflicts arise, deal being a mature and when happiness, deal with it like a kid.

Stay young at heart! Take loads of pictures.

Overall the entire farewell party went well with an overwhelming joy of celebrating the farewell with a few tears of joy. In the end we all danced our feet off and dispersed. I could sense, it was bit difficult for everyone to part away but then we had to call it a night. Everyone left carrying a lot of memories with them to talk about it someday.

With a heavy heart I bid farewell until we’ll meet again!

Later J