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Bangalore trip

On 23rd July, that is two weeks back I started off for Bangalore probably for the last time.

This thought was sinking in me when I boarded the 9a.m. bus on friday. I have so many friends there and all are there for one reason, job in IT sector, from which I have planned to depart.

I felt odd for numerous reasons and one of them was it might be the last of such lonely travels I will make to meet my friends.

As is supposed to be the journey was eventful with something going wrong with the bus and hence getting delayed adding on to my very vexation.

But beautiful sights on the way made sure that the smile on my face won't phase away. Although I tried but could not get the best picture clicked of the most beautiful scene from the moving bus. Still, here is what I could grab:



Finally reached Bangalore at sometime around 6 p.m. and the gala event of meeting with friends started that ended up only on Sunday night.

I almost tried to meet up with every single person possible and still had to postpone meeting with four friends for sometime in future!

The most eventful was the evening when I finally went to The Hard Rock Cafe! :D


Ofcourse my dear friend Vicky thought it was a sheer waste of money and so ended up spending the rest of the evening at an "affordable" place.

But I can claim that yes I have been to Hard Rock Cafe!! :P

I know sounds small-town-girl gibberish! But never mind that is how I am! :)

I don't know when will I be able to next land in Bangalore!

But I know one thing that I do wanna come back sometime and yes just for few days to visit and enjoy the Bangalore life! :)

And to all my friends in Bangalore: Love you all and I hope me moving out of Karnataka won't make a difference, hopefully we will all get together again and have fun! :)

Cheers to my Bangalorian friends! :)

Comments

Abhishek said…
Thanks Sakshi.. We all are going to miss you so much... Wish me meet again soon.. :)
August 5, 2010 at 7:55 PM
Sakshi Mathur said…
pakka yaar gujju! milenge hi wapas apan....
August 6, 2010 at 12:27 AM
Anonymous said…
Yeah,
That moments were amazing!!
Wish u all d vry best for rest of the journey of life.

Smile & enjy always!
August 6, 2010 at 5:57 PM
Abhishek Pareek said…
u need to make a few realization dear, its not the Bangalore life that u should crave for rather any life with friends around is what u r probably looking for.
August 7, 2010 at 6:05 PM
Abhishek Mor said…
ya Bangalore is a place worth visiting twice
August 7, 2010 at 6:06 PM
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