I
have been wanting to revive my blog for a while now. My last post was a
story that I had been mulling over for months and I got myself to write
it only nine months after graduation. Today, its seven months after I
started working and I have gained more personal revelations
and motivations within this period than the four years that I spent in
college.
During
college, I considered the world to be divided into two groups; those
who hated routines (A's) and those who embraced it (B's). The A's were
those who could not keep doing the same things everyday, they
voluntarily embraced the chaos that was life and did not try to bend it
to their will. They gained new experiences everyday, learnt new things
every second and never got caught repeating the same activities within a
week. In college, I fancied myself to be an A'er.
I am quite sure many of my friends felt the same too. The feeling of
belonging to the "routine-haters" group seemed to fuel people's desire
to be different from the rest of the crowd.
PS- To those whom I will force to read this blog post :p and the other non-existent readers. When I started writing this post, I realised it was going to occupy more space than I wanted it to. So I decided to split into two posts.
PPS- HEY! IF G.R.R Martin can do it, I can too! :p