Now, I have become an aunty scrooge :P-a big penny pincher :).Even if I feel like having an ice-cream,I avoid it-just to save a 10 rupee note(Mumma always used to say that you will realise the value of money once you will start earning yourself.Now I realised what she actually wanted to say).
I never valued the fruits that were kept in the refrigerator by mumma but now I will do, once I will go back home .I never knew that an apple kept in the refrigerator could cost Rs 15/- and a glass of milk Rs 12/-(Itni mehngai...huhh!).
I even learnt to travel by local buses and metros.Now I know the routes of 392 and 543.And I can reach any place in South Delhi on my own.(Its like my second home:) ).
Life and People out here are different.People are running to make their ways out of the traffic jams to reach their offices on time.And then the heat.Earlier I used to laugh at girls who covered their full faces and looked like the talibans but now ,even I am a part of them(garmi hi itni hai...)
But nonetheless ,my experience with a metro has been quite good.
Hats off to Delhi!!
And pa ma ,I grew up finally (though a bit but I did)
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ReplyDeleteso learning to survive in a metro :P..
u r staying in south delhi?
Simple and sweet..the post
ReplyDeleteBy the way you ARE growing up finally..take it from me..i can sense that..Best of luck for the stint that follows.
@skywalker Yeah !learning to live independently...No I am staying at Noida but I do make frequent visits to south-ex.
ReplyDelete@akshat thank you:):):):)
ReplyDeleteCongrats!!!
ReplyDeleteBeing independent surely takes off a lot of burden from our shoulders :)
hi gud goin wid d job..feels gud knwing sm1 is happy wid d job :-/... n sure wud b an exprenc being on ur own altogthr... al d best n welcome 2 delhi btw.... tho urs ncr.. but still :P
ReplyDelete@sathish and sobhit thank you so much guys:)
ReplyDeletegood one... even i'm going into job after a few days, i need to grow up as well...
ReplyDeleteanyways... all the best!