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5YT.

In exactly less than two days, i'll be leaving second home after possibly comfortably enrooting myself to it's turns and crooks in the past 5 years. Amazing, how much can happen in such a simple place, and in just a matter of such time. What's even more amazing is how fast it has passed. It felt like not very long ago that i first stepped foot into the institute of my education which will soon be known as my Alma-mater.

Beautiful things have happened throughout the past 5 years, and beautiful people have i met. Starting from my crazy first year classmates, to my cozy pure scienced family i now have. Thankful for the bunch of friends i call "Golden Legs", and for the best friends i have and may not have been able to keep.

School;
With no doubts what-so-ever, has been the place i've to thank for all the learning i've done (although a majority of the learning has nothing much to do with curricular syllabus, hahaha)

But indefinitely, countless lessons in life. Not to mention, incredulously stupid experiences altogether.

People we'll meet in our education-oriented years, will always be the people we'll hold close to for life; because school time, being as innocent and saved from the real world as it is, involves interaction with pure intent of befriending one another out of the mere fact that we know we're just about as alone as we all can get in this strange place, and all we could use from each other would be simply a warm friendship which (if god may permit) last for the rest of our lives.

I have entered/endured, the stage in my life where things have been utterly confusing, and i really sometimes don't have a clue at where i'm at/where i'm going, but all i know is that i'd probably need to get through this. I mean cause, heck everyone else is doing it.

Despite such, conversations seemed to have lost their appeal, and friendships don't seem as potent. But, tomorrow is another day. And maybe, just maybe, i'll finally come to peace and terms with my loss.

Slowly, but surely.

Happy, bittersweet graduation.