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Blast from the Past!!!

One walks through college life with an immense sense of freedom and hopes to conquer the world.
Often in the process you rub people the wrong way or people do that to you.
What often comes with you for a lifetime is a mixed bag of emotions for that period of your life. And one can carry huge chips on the shoulder.
Then suddenly social media introduces or rather re - introduces you to all those classmates.
It happened to me to when I was added to a group with my ex - classmates.
And I was so filled with trepidation regarding the group that for a few months I absolutely refused to participate in any activity on the group. But as time progressed I have slowly seen more and more of my prior classmates on the group and it has been such a source of delight to me to interact with them,that I am left wondering what it was that made me apprehensive in the first place?

The group that I am on is so unconditional in its love and acceptance that all the good I remembered from college has come to the fore and suddenly all I have are pleasant memories. Could it be that the perception was all mine?

And I find something new each day in my gallery of memories which is connecting me these galaxy of ladies.

How did I forgot how much I enjoyed their company?

Loads to be said for social media....
I am so happy to be in touch with all of them.

I hope this camaraderie lasts a lifetime now!

Viva la gurlz!

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