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Exam Being over is the Nicest thing around!


Exam Being over is the Nicest thing around! - Yeah, I've finished all my exams for this year and I'm 
happy as hell (or heaven!!). All those waking up in the early mornings, late nights, urgent phone calls,
important discussions, one night stands, masking your face with a book, secrecy, question papers,
pens running out of ink, rough books, FAQs, Essays, objectives and what not? are gone , and for the better.
All those thinking about Math while you eat,Networks while you walk, LIC while you talk and signals,
almost all the time, Mate, I'm telling ya, they're history. they're so 'two hours' ago.

Its freedom now, Its free country and I'm free to think whatever i want, without guilt. and it feels great.
and the negative part is that holidays are boring without friends at college. But hey, they've
invented the telephone centuries ago. 

I found this somewhere: A preview of the new Bimetallic ten rupee coin released by RBI minted in NOIDA.
I haven't seen it first hand, hoping to do it soon.

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