I'm really happy now cos someone actually recognised and appreciated the course I pursue..It actually came as a surprise to me after these four years of studying.
Few years back, wen I was fresh into college ,
X would ask "enga sendhu iruka??" (where have you joined?)
I would be like ,"PSG-la M.Sc. Software Engg, 5 year course", the next immediate question ,
"B.Sc. enga panna???"(where did you do B.Sc.)
Damn, but very politely I used to smile and say "aiyo, illa uncle idhu right after school".
They'll be puzzled and they would think:
"what has got into this child, why she wants to do such weird things" and they would again come back with another so thought genuine question;
"yen ma, chennai-la kedaikalaya??" (didnt you get into any college in chennai?)
I wouldn't know wat to tell , I would be like "Illa uncle, this is a nice course".
/*Conversation Ends*/
Fours years back I never cared if they didnt recognise my course and if they didnt appreciate me studying there, sometimes I used to feel bad that I joined here.
But as years went by I stopped telling the course I'm pursuing ,I plainly would say PSG, Major in Computers; Not that I was ashamed of studying this course on the contrary I was proud of being here, and I felt lucky being here, and I hated it when some ignorant fellow to hide his ignorance raised questions about the course while being proud of his son/daughter studying in some course in some college just for the sake its in Chennai and its under Anna University.
The same thing happened when I was doing my internship, people used to ask
"enga project pandra??", I would be so proud and I would say eBay, and they'll be so confused and they'll say "paavam infosys-la kidaikala??"(poor thing,didn't get in Infosys I believe).
This time no anger "Amaam aunty, kidaikala, unga payan adhula-dhaanae irukan, how lucky you guys are :):)" .
She'll be so proud of herselves and walk away as if she had the last laugh.
But today I met this neighbour of mine who had been abroad for quite a few years and he asked me "enna panra??"..with no energy I told him the same, One sparkle in his eyes, he said "Wow, PSG-la??,I tried but they said my marks weren't sufficient, awesome,all the best".For a second I didn't know wat to tell, I was grinning and I said bye and came back running to write this post!!!!
Few years back, wen I was fresh into college ,
X would ask "enga sendhu iruka??" (where have you joined?)
I would be like ,"PSG-la M.Sc. Software Engg, 5 year course", the next immediate question ,
"B.Sc. enga panna???"(where did you do B.Sc.)
Damn, but very politely I used to smile and say "aiyo, illa uncle idhu right after school".
They'll be puzzled and they would think:
"what has got into this child, why she wants to do such weird things" and they would again come back with another so thought genuine question;
"yen ma, chennai-la kedaikalaya??" (didnt you get into any college in chennai?)
I wouldn't know wat to tell , I would be like "Illa uncle, this is a nice course".
/*Conversation Ends*/
Fours years back I never cared if they didnt recognise my course and if they didnt appreciate me studying there, sometimes I used to feel bad that I joined here.
But as years went by I stopped telling the course I'm pursuing ,I plainly would say PSG, Major in Computers; Not that I was ashamed of studying this course on the contrary I was proud of being here, and I felt lucky being here, and I hated it when some ignorant fellow to hide his ignorance raised questions about the course while being proud of his son/daughter studying in some course in some college just for the sake its in Chennai and its under Anna University.
The same thing happened when I was doing my internship, people used to ask
"enga project pandra??", I would be so proud and I would say eBay, and they'll be so confused and they'll say "paavam infosys-la kidaikala??"(poor thing,didn't get in Infosys I believe).
This time no anger "Amaam aunty, kidaikala, unga payan adhula-dhaanae irukan, how lucky you guys are :):)" .
She'll be so proud of herselves and walk away as if she had the last laugh.
But today I met this neighbour of mine who had been abroad for quite a few years and he asked me "enna panra??"..with no energy I told him the same, One sparkle in his eyes, he said "Wow, PSG-la??,I tried but they said my marks weren't sufficient, awesome,all the best".For a second I didn't know wat to tell, I was grinning and I said bye and came back running to write this post!!!!

