First Week of my Final year

The first week of my final year has been very eventful. It is the only week (as of now) in which I wore a different (Google & Orkut) TShirt and shoes everyday, and bathed everyday.

I got a lot of mixed reactions from people about my dressing sense, some said I had become arrogant, some that I deserved it, some just indifferent.

I have been feeling very moody and vulnerable the whole week.

I was chatting with my friends, sitting on the last bench of the class (which happens rarely). For the first time in my life, I was asked to stand up in the class for talking. The class was of Combinatorics and Graph Theory, taught by Kunwar Singh. He asked me my name, and then he remembered that he had given me S (highest) Grade in both of his subjects previously. He said that he will not give me an S, if I dont solve the problem on the board. I had bunked the previous class, in order to go to the city to repair my computer. I had no clue about the problem. I did the first step, and then he gave me 20 seconds. I could not do the problem. After the class, I went and apologized. Accepted that I hadnt paid attention in the class, and that I wont do it again. But the teacher was pissed off, and said he wont still give an S grade. I said that I dint care about the grades.

Then I have been indirectly told "not interested" by a female, which I thought was my "the one". I feel really sorry for making this so awkward for her. :(

Delta inductions are now going on, on the weekend.

"Every dark cloud has a silver lining"

I hope this one does. I have a lot better things to do in life. I am waiting for my results of Google's PrePlacement Offer. Hope they turn out to be positive.
I am writing GRE on Sept 3. Started with the word list. But I need to shift gears, in order to have a realistic chance.

So the To-do of the next week is:

• Forget about the girl. (Its difficult when you keep remembering that you have to forget about something)
• Start full fledged preparation of GRE.
• Take up the challenge of deserving an S Grade in Combinatorics & Graph Theory. (read start studying).