Entry: GRAND FINALÉ : THE CONVOCATION Thursday, April 27, 2006



It was some 22 months ago ... A nervous young girl all of 21 stepped into the impressive reception of International Management Institute. She had dreams in her eyes - eyes wide with anticipation of what the two years that lay ahead would bring for her. She wanted to make it big. She wanted to be known. She wanted to be acknowledged and accepted. She wanted to rise as an individual. Need I say, she has more than made her mark.

With nostalgia tugging at my heartstrings, I take a stroll down the memory lane of this place I have called home for almost two years now. And time has flew. As I come back home (well, not the hostel room, but home) after having attended the 22nd Annual Convocation - my convocation - a thousand thoughts flit across my mind. Not that I've been through tearful goodbyes or weepy sentimental talks, but the mere fact I spent some of my most cherished moments at IMI.

I have seen it all - promises and heartbreaks, triumphs and fiascos, laughter and tears, glee and pain, love and hatred, camaraderie and envy, passion and avarice, harmony and discord. There is so much I savour. There is so much I revere. There is so much I take pride in. No regrets and no misgivings, however. There is nothing I have lost. There is nothing I have renounced.

Thank you, IMI, for all that you taught me, for all that you gave me, for all that you showed me. I can now proudly proclaim to be an Achiever - the befitting name given to every individual who walks this journey to and through IMI. As a proud alumna (unbelieveable as it may sound to me) of IMI, I vow to give back to my people more than what I acquired here. I shall prove myself worthy of being called a part of IMI, and I shall do so with all my heart.

To my alma mater: Adieu ....

   3 comments

james
November 2, 2009   03:12 PM PST
 
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May 6, 2006   12:52 PM PDT
 
You are right about being nostalgic about the place... The kind of bonding that builds up in a B-School batch in the two gruelling years is hard to be found anywhere else.. All the best for the future.. Have Blogrolled you !!!
Regards,
Alok
May 2, 2006   10:41 AM PDT
 
Sentimental stuff... You should have been in my college - you wouldn't believe how happy we were to get out! Certainly I must thank it for the start I got in life, but that doesn't mean I enjoyed living there.

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