Dusting off the cobwebs on the blog

Summer ended, theoretically. Heat is still hot and ground is still dry with a few exceptions of light drizzles that are soaked up before hitting the ground. Typical Texan summer, long and hard. Since I had taken two courses, I could never really enjoy the 'holidays'. Or did I not? New York, Washington DC, Niagara, Austin, San Antonio, Camping trip, Barcelona game and finally Six Flags over Texas concluded my summer. New York was where I always wished to be, DC just happened, Niagara is a beauty to behold, Austin is hip, while San Antonio is romantic and not a place to visit with 8 boys. The camping trip was a soothing experience. We drank, swam in lake, slept on the rocks watching shooting stars and as for the Barcelona game, I ticked one of the many things in  my things to do before I die list. There are very few joys that are more joyful to a football fan than watching a live football game. Six Flags over Texas was a thrilling experience. We rode on every roller coaster thrice or more and while riding you can see your fear die. When you raise your arms when your coaster is doing swirls at 90 miles an hour you don't think about the excess of cheese in your fridge. That pull in your stomach when you take a nosedive from 200 feet Titan makes you sweat and that's fear for you. But you don't stop. It's irresistible so you challenge your fear again and eventually conquer it.
Baah! I enjoyed summer. I did lose one of my best friend in an accident but life goes on. I will miss her. But right now Fall 2011 is what I have to deal with. It's easy to study when good people are around you. When they'll be gone, I'll be left with indecisive people who do everything with a selfish motive behind, people who'll dribble in indoor football to show off their skills rather than passing someone with an open goal at his mercy, guys who'll bitch about other guys for every small thing that they dislike, people who lack understanding, a girl who'll call only when she needs me. Sigh! But after every fall, there's a summer.
P.S. - Lesser the people around you, the better. Choose friends wisely, live well.