The last blog entry of mine is incomplete....but I don't feel like completing it. Infact, I don't want to talk about it again, ever. I'll instead write about the latest happening of my life...yet another tour outside Dhaka, with my friends. This was the 2nd tour with my school and college friends. I've written about my last tour with these people, some time earlier this year.
This time, we went to Coxsbazar, and the journey was really memorable. I don't really think I had more fun in any other tour, and probably this will remain my best tour for a long time. In between these two tours, I've also been to Shillong, India. But that was an official tour, and I didn't even feel like writing about that one.
Anyways, before I get in to the story of Coxsbazar, let me talk about few other things. Today was my 3rd last working day in GP. The release process is going smoothly, and I spent a somewhat nice time talking with people whom I've been working with, for the last 1 years and 8 months. Gave an exit interview to the HR people which went smoothly. It was difficult going to office today, as I was really tired from a day long journey on my way back to Dhaka from Coxsbazar.
It all started soon after our last journey in Netrokona and adjacant places. Soon after getting back from there, we started planning on our next journey together. We were almost ready to go to Rangamati in mid June. But it didn't happen due to a last minute refusal from 2 members of my friend circle. I was really disappointed, and I got so pissed off that I decided that I am not going to take anymore initiative; anytime soon.
However, things started rolling again after all of us became available again. First it was 4 tourists, then eventually it went up to 7, and then stopping at 6. Here we were, 6 old friends, united together for venturing the sea. For 2 of us (not me), it was the first time going near the sea. I am really thankful to Ashique for taking the initiatives again.
So we decided that 20th evening will be the day of our departure. The week before that was spent in excitement. We met almost everyday, making and changing plans.
Oh damn...so much of blabbering, and yet no Coxsbazar story. I actually spent some time updating my 400 plus days old AG blog. Only AG members can view it, so there's no point sharing the link here. If you are already an AG member, you probably know what I'm talking about. I kinda quit writing there, but felt like writing there today...and it sorta happened.
It's 1:22, and I have a driving class in about 5 hours...so I better go get some sleep. I'll definitely write the story.
This time, we went to Coxsbazar, and the journey was really memorable. I don't really think I had more fun in any other tour, and probably this will remain my best tour for a long time. In between these two tours, I've also been to Shillong, India. But that was an official tour, and I didn't even feel like writing about that one.
Anyways, before I get in to the story of Coxsbazar, let me talk about few other things. Today was my 3rd last working day in GP. The release process is going smoothly, and I spent a somewhat nice time talking with people whom I've been working with, for the last 1 years and 8 months. Gave an exit interview to the HR people which went smoothly. It was difficult going to office today, as I was really tired from a day long journey on my way back to Dhaka from Coxsbazar.
It all started soon after our last journey in Netrokona and adjacant places. Soon after getting back from there, we started planning on our next journey together. We were almost ready to go to Rangamati in mid June. But it didn't happen due to a last minute refusal from 2 members of my friend circle. I was really disappointed, and I got so pissed off that I decided that I am not going to take anymore initiative; anytime soon.
However, things started rolling again after all of us became available again. First it was 4 tourists, then eventually it went up to 7, and then stopping at 6. Here we were, 6 old friends, united together for venturing the sea. For 2 of us (not me), it was the first time going near the sea. I am really thankful to Ashique for taking the initiatives again.
So we decided that 20th evening will be the day of our departure. The week before that was spent in excitement. We met almost everyday, making and changing plans.
Oh damn...so much of blabbering, and yet no Coxsbazar story. I actually spent some time updating my 400 plus days old AG blog. Only AG members can view it, so there's no point sharing the link here. If you are already an AG member, you probably know what I'm talking about. I kinda quit writing there, but felt like writing there today...and it sorta happened.
It's 1:22, and I have a driving class in about 5 hours...so I better go get some sleep. I'll definitely write the story.
4 comments:
You're always moving far from the point. Better finish it ... nahole mair dibo .. :P
Before you start writting about your cox's bazaar tour, i want my pickels :@
waiting .... :-w
Toxic_Tears: Ektu time niye likhbo ei golpota :D please save the mairs for other times
April: Pickles ready ache....kobe niba?
Rikhi: :)
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