Today was the commencement of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations for the Higher Secondary Section. Additionally, it was Reading Day. We also engaged in vegetable cutting for the mid day meal
Onam and the Ties of Friendship Last Onam in college was not just a festival; it was a testament to the bonds we'd forged over years. The vibrant pookalams and lively dances were mere backdrops to the laughter and stories shared among friends. The Onasadya, with its myriad flavors, mirrored the diverse personalities and memories we'd gathered. As we sat on the college grounds, relishing the feast and teasing one another, it was evident: Onam wasn’t just a celebration of harvest, but of the friendships that had grown and thrived. Even as college ends, these Onam memories will remain, reminding us of the ties that bind.
It was a day unlike any other in our literature class. Ancy ma'am walked in for general observation. Today was the day we were diving deep into the realms of locomotive rhythm, and the poem 'From a Railway Carriage'. As the verses unfolded, one could almost hear the chug-chug of the train, feel the rush of the wind against one's face, and visualize the rapidly changing landscapes. The students sat there, eyes wide and hearts captivated. It was evident - they weren't just learning about the poem; they were experiencing it. But what made this session even more memorable was an unexpected twist. Ancy ma'am played the song from the iconic Bollywood movie, 'Dil Se'. The rhythmic beat, reminiscent of a train's motion, served as a perfect illustration of the locomotive rhythm. The fusion of poetry and cinema not only made the lesson more relatable but also showcased the vast influence of this rhythm in various art forms. What followed was an ava...
Today reminded me of a time when things were simpler, a time when we relied more on our hands and less on machines. It's intriguing how the absence of something we take for granted, like electricity, can make us appreciate the smaller things in life. Though the day was filled with duties, it was also filled with unexpected joys. Perhaps, every once in a while, we should switch off, even if the power doesn't force us to.