To an not so easy world,

This is a small town girl with the biggest dreams in her eyes. Living in a small town is like living in a large family of rather uncongenial relations. Sometimes its fun and sometimes its awful. Unlike the big cities filled with noisy traffic, bright light and tall buildings my homeland is filled with beautiful fields and nature.

It’s been a year now , i’ve left that small town and moved to this city. Talking about my experience,i’ve seen changes in myself and the only thing i’ve learnt so far is about CHANGE. Leaving my friends and family everybody left me saying “dont change” ,” stay the same” and now i know change is the only constant in life. I’ve changed and changed for good. This town made me who i am today and i’ve got to experience the things i never knew happend in real life. Apart from college and degree i look forward to learn life, what life is all about and i think i’m still in the process of learning, which is going to take a life time to learn about. I’m in the process of learning how to stay quiet when not needed and how to shout when its needed , how to cry to yourself at festive nights and how to wake up with a bright smile the next morning. It’s all about learning and experincing.

So this is again a so called small town girl handling this big world and herself, the girl whose parents never allowed her to go to the local market on her own is now experincing the world on her own.

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