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Lessons of the Day

I had a superb time yesterday with along with school friends. I had CET in the morning and then met my friends at Shivaji Park. Learnt few lessons during this whole day which are-

  1. Don't make bets where you are challenged to do things you have never done before.
  2. If you happen to make such bet, make sure you actually practice and plan that stuff.
  3. Failing to plan is planning to fail.
  4. I still don't know how to flirt ;)
  5. Dinner at "Apurva" - Rs. 1065
    Losing bet to your best friend - Rs. 100
    Meeting 11 of your best friends - Priceless.........

Comments

Nikhil said…
I miss the fun and all of you. :( I've been cursing my destiny. God knows when we all would be together again. छायाचित्रे बघून दुधाची तहान ताकावर भागवणार आहे. and I didn't know CET had been scheduled yesterday. मी All the Best केले असते. Anyways, belated all the best :P How was it?
काही pj कोणी मारले असतील तर आपल्या groupवर share कर.
February 16, 2009 at 10:10 PM
Katha Collage said…
Aah! Dont remind me of those good ol' days!! Shivaji Park katta + school friends + Tibbs frankie + Naturals icecream = Eternal bliss.
Majhya ayushyacha saglyat constant equation aahe he!!

Feels nice to know ki Shivaji park means a lot to many like me :)
February 16, 2009 at 10:21 PM
Vishwajeet Dangat said…
Lessons I learnt....
1.I should always bet with sid...
2.same as no.5...:D...
3.I am at my best when I am with you all...
February 17, 2009 at 3:24 AM
Siddhesh said…
@Nik: Arey Nik, tu navhatas, tar PJ kase rangnar? Viky pan form madhye navhata and he left early.
CET was good. Rajawade baai disalya Raje Shivaji High Scool madhye. Tyanni shaala badalali!!!
@Rutuja: It was our first time Dadar. Amhi girgaon kattyawale sagale :)
Majaa tich pan jaga vegali.
February 17, 2009 at 10:19 AM
Nikhil said…
have u pledged to make an error in 1st sentence?
February 17, 2009 at 6:00 PM
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