Well, let’s see.

• The past ten days have been terribly confusing. I’ve gone back and forth in my head too many times to count, I’ve worried about doing the right think, I’ve had the usual mind-versus-heart clash which is quite pointless, really, because the right thing to do is quite clear.
• Having gotten that convoluted expression of feeling out of the way: we had a final Submarining session. Don’t think J, D, K, Kam and I will ever get together again, even if, by some miracle, the convocation plan works out. We’re the unlikeliest of friends. All the other groups in college had a reason to get together — an extension of the first semester divisions, connections due to common hometowns, being together in hostel, something. I don’t know when or how the five of us connected, but it was one of the best things to happen. 
• ACJ is done. The year went by too quickly, a flurry of activity and assignments that ended far too abruptly. There was no closure, just a sudden parting of ways.
• The next two months are going to be incredibly boring. True, I’m leaving at the end of May, but there really aren’t too many people in Chennai right now. Two days of it and it’s already driven me crazy.
• I need to do something about my writing.
• I want to watch movies.
• The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas is incredibly good and very difficult to watch. The entire time, you’re chanting oh-god-don’t-do-it because you know how it must end. Thank you, elsidd.
•  I also, oddly enough, loved Burn After Reading. It was disjointed and confusing but it was awesome.
• The song that I’ve used for the title is one of my favourites. I’m going back to the Foo Fighters days of my youth.
• This is my 150th post and I have nothing special to say. Which depresses me. 

Title Source: Let It Die by Foo Fighters