Thursday, June 5, 2008

Moving on…!!!!

Finally time has come to bid adieu to Fidelity. The firm, which I loved a lot. Looking back, I could see a swift flashback of my journey from the day I got my call letter in the middle of my Final year examinations to this day when I am bidding farewell. I would say that this was the most memorable tenure of my life for more than one reason. I save those elaborations for another blog for I don’t want this moment to drift off with causes, reasons and analysis. Let it remain as a melodious poem in my memories forever.


Though I had a lot of hard feelings I am not regretting at all.I was comfortable here..I was laid back..and I took things a little too easy...If I dont do this now, I run the risk of getting too comfortable and lazy, and will end up having no stories to tell my kids or grand children about my struggle to succeed and make it big...


Parting with my colleges and my roommates is going to be one of the toughest thing I have ever done in my life. I have never realized that I am this sentimental.


Last week I have spent most of my office hours chatting with my colleagues We laughed to mask the reality of the separation that started hurting me for the past few days. That’s how my life here in office has always been. Filled with fun, smiles, teasing, pulling each other’s legs and so on making joy at work a reality. And speaking of work, we always aspired to give our fullest, helped one another keeping up to that true Fidelity spirit which has been inculcated here for making me sentimental without really putting in all those parting wordings Once I move out, I would miss such teasing, friendly mocks and remarks, I would miss this place and people more than what I thought I would, again making me shamelessly more sentimental. But emotions are what make people ‘human’ and I am glad that there is still a human left out of me in spite of this mechanic materialistic mad race of today. I would simply say that Fidelity and Bangalore was a place where I was just myself and was comfortable being what I was. . Adieu Fidelity, adieu one and all!