hey I know you! - you are Nargis' kiddo! thought your story sounded familiar :). You are interviewing already? didn't you just get here? enjoyed reading about your journey... if you ever make it to boston in the course of interviewing, write me a note and come by :). It is a fun place. I promise.  Heard that your parents are moving.... Why? ;) he he

Hi Sue,

Glad you liked the limerick! ... 

I really should be trying to update the blog more often than I have been doing ... There are so many colorful things happening at all times ... the blog can be made really interesting ...

Thanks for your encouragement, and do keep following the blog ...

Roshan

Hi Roshan,

I got the link to this blog from Nargis's page. What a delightful limerick!  Enjoyed it thoroughly, esp. because I am the mother of a Hopkins graduate student. It is so refreshing to read blogs from young adventurous people like you!  Yes, I totally believe that one should never lose an opportunity to travel and broaden your horizon.   Hope you will have an enjoyable, productive time in Virginia.

Sue    

Hey Gaurav ... Thanks for your comment ... Are you yourself going through the same process right now? ... I do plan to write more entries about Darden ... Let's see if I can experiment with some different style next time ...

Pratishtha ... :) Witty comment! ... Sounds like you're upset with someone about something ... Maybe you should write a blog about it ... Helps vent out that extra steam!

Hi Ekta ... Yeah, I should get more frequent in posting my blog entries .... How's your MBA hunt going?

Hi Roshan,

I feel your poem is great and aptly catpures the spirit of the wanderer who is searching for the next destination in life, an MBA. The prose was excellent and I was inspired to read through it.

Keep it up and hope more such poems come out of your tryst with Darden.

All the best.
Gaurav

Yay Yaga! Down to the Nay-Sayers... This applies not just to the MBA but to everything in life, I guess. 

Dude... I was in such a foul mood a while ago. ran into one of those old fogies who have forgotten to dot their "i"s and cross their "t"s in life. I am glad this is the first thing I read, coz one "where" I'd like to tell these fogheads about, is the place to put their Gorilla sized ego.

hiyaa there,

how u doing?
this is such a true n nice thing...
nice 2 c ya here after a long time :)

Regards,
EKta

Thanks Indu! ... Initially I was planning a plain article, but then limericks are so much more fun! ... A little bit tougher to think about, but you can bend the rules more ... And it's so much easier to introduce humor in limerick style!