It has been almost four years since I started blogging.
When I started out, I thought I knew everything about Internet.
And today, I bemoaned the fact that ' I know nothing about the Internet.'
Still, my usage and discovery of internet is happening at a faster rate than what it was four years back.
Internet is now my primary medium for communication, entertainment and self discovery ( and self projection too).
However, during this time I realized that I opt for more and more real life experiences.
When I started as a know-it-all 21 year old and started blogging; there was a time when I used to interact more with my online readers than my real life friends.
I measured friendship on the basis of the number of comments that they added on each post. Suddenly, the time they spent on my blog was more important to me than the time they spent with me.
Thankfully, my friends thought nothing about tweaking my ear and pulling me out into the real life. Looking back, I think they provided me with a healthy appreciation of life and different options to spend my time.
So I guess I should be thanking the June 16 batch. Thanks guys; if not for you, my life would have flicked according to the whims of broadband which pumps webpages into my blood.
When I started out, I thought I knew everything about Internet.
And today, I bemoaned the fact that ' I know nothing about the Internet.'
Still, my usage and discovery of internet is happening at a faster rate than what it was four years back.
Internet is now my primary medium for communication, entertainment and self discovery ( and self projection too).
However, during this time I realized that I opt for more and more real life experiences.
When I started as a know-it-all 21 year old and started blogging; there was a time when I used to interact more with my online readers than my real life friends.
I measured friendship on the basis of the number of comments that they added on each post. Suddenly, the time they spent on my blog was more important to me than the time they spent with me.
Thankfully, my friends thought nothing about tweaking my ear and pulling me out into the real life. Looking back, I think they provided me with a healthy appreciation of life and different options to spend my time.
So I guess I should be thanking the June 16 batch. Thanks guys; if not for you, my life would have flicked according to the whims of broadband which pumps webpages into my blood.
4 comments:
Whats the june 16 batch?
u know it's dangerous, when ur surroundings spin in ur head in a mild daze. happens with eyes transfixed to a computer or TV screen. i guess the 'devils workshop' idea extends beyond the idle mind.
on another note, u still have no clue as to who i am, have you?
if you are still in contact with that syntel batch, thats gr888 ...
reminds me to mail my batch..
-- Rhone
I hereby accept your gratitude on behalf of June 16 :D - We sure picked up smthg from each other!
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