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Update!

I am so sorry for the delay, I have officially lost track of time! The other day me and a friend were trying to remember what month it was!
Anyway, its been really long I blogged, so just though I'll give you guys an update of what I've been upto. The first week of May was a real killer as we had to run through the presentation we prepared to show the company we were interning for and the professors ofcourse. That went well, better than I'd hoped for infact! Our team was awarded the best team prize for presentation and performance by te Management Department!! We will get a certificate and a book token at the Graduation Ceremony in December. The rest of May was a bore, there was my birthday, even that day spent working:( The last few weeks were spent searching for an apartment as our contract with the university accomodation was ending first week June. We did find a superb place, and after squabbles and misunderstandings, we finally rented it. I moved out of Kelvinhaugh Street 10th June. Will miss that place.
Meanwhile, the dreaded dissertation has begun, which I have not even given an ounce of thought on as yet. This I am sure will haunt me soon, so I plan to start asap! We had a day trip to Isle of Bute a few weeks back which was another point of consequence in the last few boring weeks. Scotland is truly beautiful.
It is July, the countdown has begun. Just two more months and I would be considered a ""MASTER"" in international management. Job applications are on in full swing but somehow only rejections are what I am getting to see right now, sadly. If anyone has a spare job, please contact me!
My playlist is not working....arrrrgghhhhhh!

Comments

Unknown said…
belated bday wishes dude!
and all the best for your job...

p.s. - spare job! LOL
15 July 2009 at 20:39:00 BST
Mihir Satokar said…
thanks mate..hope ur havin a ball at infy!
27 July 2009 at 15:41:00 BST
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