In dodo's head

(Picture from the Internet) Ange. She was the very first best friend I had. Pretty much the same age as me, though of course she was still a kid at heart and would also want to roll around and play hide and seek. Most people would not understand the ties that bound me to her; of course, there are few who can comprehend how an almost rougish  German Shepherd and a four year old can get along like two peas in a pod.  My memories of growing up all include her in it; I can still recollect vividly how every Diwali, she would be as terrified of the crackers as I was, and would leap inside the window, smashing the glass much to the chagrin of my mother. As she grew in size, she could no longer be trusted to remain indoors for she threatened my mother's precious flower arrangements and vases. She therefore would resort to patrolling the territories of the house, ensuring that no stranger or cat would ever trespass the vicinity of the place.  Contrary to her name, ...

The Lals, the Moo and the Sege, Oh where do I start, this tale of glee. We share a lot of things in common, But then again, we could not have been bigger polar opposites of each other. There's the Moo, she's a social snob, There's then the Lals, forever the social butterfly (though she would never admit it), and then there's Sege (me), who's just plain socially awkward. And yet somehow we find ourselves in a sort of symbiosis. Thriving in the companionship of each other. We first met in a Boarding school far far away from each of our homes, And as they say, Nothing has been the same since. From Moo, nerdy soul that she is, I hope to derive- The drive to succeed, the inspiration to strive. And in Lals I admire, the cheer and the jolliness. The positivism and the Practical Reasoning. Lals, Moo and I have faced numerous hurdles in each of our lives, And through it all, we have shepherded each other. When Moo, who is a 'Sciencie', just cou...