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2007 - The year that was

This year from the beginning to the end was a memorable year. A great many small and big things happened. At the moment all of them seemed equally important and unforgettable but now thinking back its turned into a fog of what actually happened this year or the last.

Quite unintentionally I landed at my blog again after lengthy arguments with myself to post but not having the required drive to actually jot down my many vast and confused thoughts.

Let me just focus on the end of the year.  (Aaaah.....)
2007, the year that has passed. The focus of the end of the year, I felt, was a tour I went for with my batch mates. We went to the Golden triangle locations. For those who haven`t studied Tourism, it's not a mysterious location or anything with a story, it's a tour to Agra, Delhi and Jaipur. 

It's a time when new things happened all around me, new places, new experiences, new friends, new materialistic items (remembering the Heavy bags people had to carry for me) :) etc....etc... etc....

Thus helping me complete my quota of new things to do and try in a year...  In a way I feel that was my way of ending the year.

But then along came New Year to add to the experiences.... It was the beginning of possibilities...... some noticed by me, some by others and yet others unnoticed (i`m still waiting) 

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