Farewell, oh farewell, my dear friends!

I was very comfy with these four girls like I was with no one else. We were all planning to stay together for the next 3 years or so, but the day came too early for us to say goodbye to each other.



From early this year, Geetha had been complaining of dizziness and I knew it had to be something with her anemic sickness. I warned her to check with the doctor and yet my non-biological sister was firm with her decision that it will be better soon. At last, we brought her to the hospital for a check-up and she was on vitamin tablets because she was anemic. Yeah, well, we could have diagnosed that she is anemic too! Anyway, my dear friend chose a perfect Friday morning, *let me make it clear* EARLY morning to FAINT!!!!! I was supposed to be snuggling in bed while my dear friend took a bath first but she planned to faint right at my doorway.



At 6.15am, I bet teachers are not mentally retards to arrive that early to work. Veeno and I carried her to the bed and lastly, I made use of Tamil movies or at least there was a use in watching those movies. She gave me a major scare that I’d never, ever forget in my lifetime. She was, then, given 3 months medical leave to recuperate; therefore she decided to leave the course. So, NOW, I’m helping her to pack her things into her 1 bag and boxes to courier it back to her hometown. It has been almost 1 month since she left the course and I’m missing her very much. I always like talking to her and her very cute ‘Awwww’ expression. I’ve never known someone as kind hearted as her and she is one hell of an innocent girl. Wonder how her boyfriend survives with her =P



As I was packing her things, one thing kept on bugging me. That was none other than, ‘WHAT THE HELL SHE BROUGHT BACK HOME IN A LARGE SUITCASE?’ I saw all her clothing and things in her cupboard. GAWD!!!



Then, as time went by, my dear friend, Vaish decided to leave the course because of some personal reasons. I was devastated by her decision, yet I know that it makes no sense for me to hold her back in this course if she really wants to leave. She is the girl with the mind of her own. Deep down, I was really hoping that she’d not take such a drastic decision. I’m missing her non-stop chatter box and the karaoke sessions we’ve had. I doubt if Veeno would want to take part in karaoke session with me, in future.






One way or the other, I became dependent on them, that now I feel like I can’t function properly without them. By the way, I know that’s just my imagination. I was just too attached to them that I feel lonely now, with only one loose with me, Veeno! =D ;) I will cherish the one I have till the very last, that doesn’t mean I’d forget the other people in my life! I will always cherish people who made me smile on day when I was severely down. The 2 retards were also the one who laughed with me like mad, when I was stressed to the maximum. I really mean it, like MAD! On the road, walking to Econsave and we were laughing like mentally retards =D =) ;) =P


Hope to catch you all in my next post, till then PEACE!!! <3

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