I think the school days are the most memorable days that we have in our childhood... The days we miss the most... When I look back to my school days which I spent mostly in Tinsukia (Assam) and Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) I always miss those days.. It always makes me think....
Gone are the days.....
...When the school reopened after summer, and we settled in our new places in the ...new classroom.
...When we look for the best desks and benches in the class which is nearer to the ...exit door.
...When we queued up in book depot, and got our new books and notebooks with ...Ashwariya's picture on the cover.
...When we wanted no Mondays and every Saturday holiday not just 2nd, yet ...managed to be in the line daily for the morning assembly.
...When we learnt writing on slates, with pencils, progressed to fountain pens and ...ball pens.
...When we began drawing with crayons, colour pencils and moved on to sketch ...pens.
...When we started calculating first with our fingers, then tables and then with ...Clarke's tables and advanced to calculators, scientific calculators and computers.
...When we chased one another in the corridors in intervals, and returned to the ...classrooms drenched in sweat, yet wanted a longer reccess.
...When we had lunch in classrooms, corridors, playgrounds, under the trees.
...When we awaited P.T. period more eagerly than the monsoons.
...When we played cricket with long-books as bats, and socks rolled into balls.
...When we simply played "book cricket" in the history period..
...When we fought but had no conspiracies, competed but had seldom jealousy.
...When we listened to live cricket commentary in the last bench.
...When we rushed as soon as the bell rang to "Conquer" window seats in the school ...bus.
...When we had one-month long preparations for sports day, and the annual school ...day.
...When we spent almost the whole year of Xth an XIIth writing revision tests.
...When we studied just to pass.
With so much fun in them, so many friends, so much experience , all this and more... I still feel that... gone are the days, but not the memories, which will be Lingering in our hearts forever.
I think most of you have the same opinion..
Gone are the days.....
...When the school reopened after summer, and we settled in our new places in the ...new classroom.
...When we look for the best desks and benches in the class which is nearer to the ...exit door.
...When we queued up in book depot, and got our new books and notebooks with ...Ashwariya's picture on the cover.
...When we wanted no Mondays and every Saturday holiday not just 2nd, yet ...managed to be in the line daily for the morning assembly.
...When we learnt writing on slates, with pencils, progressed to fountain pens and ...ball pens.
...When we began drawing with crayons, colour pencils and moved on to sketch ...pens.
...When we started calculating first with our fingers, then tables and then with ...Clarke's tables and advanced to calculators, scientific calculators and computers.
...When we chased one another in the corridors in intervals, and returned to the ...classrooms drenched in sweat, yet wanted a longer reccess.
...When we had lunch in classrooms, corridors, playgrounds, under the trees.
...When we awaited P.T. period more eagerly than the monsoons.
...When we played cricket with long-books as bats, and socks rolled into balls.
...When we simply played "book cricket" in the history period..
...When we fought but had no conspiracies, competed but had seldom jealousy.
...When we listened to live cricket commentary in the last bench.
...When we rushed as soon as the bell rang to "Conquer" window seats in the school ...bus.
...When we had one-month long preparations for sports day, and the annual school ...day.
...When we spent almost the whole year of Xth an XIIth writing revision tests.
...When we studied just to pass.
With so much fun in them, so many friends, so much experience , all this and more... I still feel that... gone are the days, but not the memories, which will be Lingering in our hearts forever.
I think most of you have the same opinion..
awesome ... did u write it urself ?:P
ReplyDelete@K3.. Not the whole.. but most of it.. ;)... Idea from a forwarded mail but details mostly mine..
ReplyDeleteanna that was awesome way to express ur feeling's but those days never come to us :(..
ReplyDeleteurs..hemu..
@ Hemanth..
ReplyDeletethanks hemanth.. Ya I know.. those days never come back..
WOW!!!...
ReplyDeleteIt's good to remember all those days,especially the assembly( i used to be in the assembly prayer group),annual and sports days,Clarke's table.. and playing "book cricket" ...heyy.. we also used to play in the history period :)... of course not only in the history period... civics n Sanskrit too...
...we used to play antyaakshari in the school bus with our Hindi sir and Maths sir... heyy u know my Maths sir used to call me chandamama :)
...birthday song for u in the assembly...
lots n lots more...
nice to remember all those days... :)
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ReplyDeleteBut my case is totally different...used to look forward to go to school to reopen ,go catch the first bench..buy books that has nice quotes on the cover page ..almost many are uncomoon :)
ReplyDeleteone common thing is we never get bak those days ...
very nice bro.. trust me we really miss those day.. days when you used to teach me Maths.. remember.. :)
ReplyDelete@ Sujatha...
ReplyDeleteYep..nice to remember those days.... but miss those days...
@Jyotsna...
ReplyDeleteu r different.. :)... i mean look forward to go to school... :P...
@Rahul..
ReplyDeleteYep bro.. best days were those in jsr.. awesome days..