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College on!

Its been almost 2 and a half months since my college life started. Days have gone by adjusting in the new phase of my life. Its a whole new independent experience which is going to play a huge part in my life. Hostel life has been real fun and exhausting as well( cleaning your room, doing the laundry- stuff that mum used to take care of- are added burdens). You miss your family A LOT, mom the most. I became pretty attached to my mother in the last 2 years, that's the reason why I miss her the most!(also she used to take care of half the problems in my life!). Plus the workload on architecture students is a lot, really! There are numerous sleepless nights, hours spent standing in the studio and working 'cause the stools are uncomfortable, and lunch that we skip to complete our sheets. At the end of the day we finally return to our rooms just to find the bed untidy, with a pile of clothes on one end and the bedsheet and blanket half rolled up in the other...

Enough blabbering about my troubles(need to save it for my future posts!). Coming to the best thing about my college-its location. Himachal is an absolute beauty. The campus of NIT is situated in one of the smallest towns of Himachal, Hamirpur, surrounded by tall green pine trees and huge rocks. I fell in love with the peaceful environment of the campus at first glance!( only to realize later that it isn't going to be that peaceful-but that's a different story). Anyway, my first post about college should definitely be a picture heavy post! :)


On the way to college.  The walk is almost 15-20 minutes (2 km) from hostel, not to forget continuously uphill. AND we are late EVERYDAY! 


This is the admin block of our college. All the buildings here follow a set color theme-orange, green and white! Love the combination!


Just a small powerhouse on the way to hostel...


The Auditorium of our college! Looks more like a haunted house-probably because of the added effect! :)


In the hostel corridor...
That's it for now. I am currently in Jaipur for my mid semester breaks(only for a week ). That is how I got the time to update my blog, but I don't think that I'm gonna get even a slight chance of updating it for the next 2 months. So until my semester ends-which will be in December, no posts...

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