interview season is over

By MK -
the interviewing season is over and most of the men of meribimur have returned to their bases. Thos ewho are yet to return are getting ready for their trips to homeland. It has been a mixed season for the men of meribimur. One would like to say that things have not been very encouraging for most of the members. Interview numbers have been small and meetings not very exhilirating in note.
One the other spectrum is the good things happening to one or two members of the group. One has been bestowed with a prematch by a very good programme. Many congratulations to bulub on getting a prematch of his choice.
But one should wonder as to the ultimate reality of life. One should aim for high and settle for the highest and nothing else. Life is a continum and should be dealt as such. A defeat on one ground paves the way for a comprehensive victory on the other. As some of the members of the group will tell you to keep life running in a parallel circuit. That is because if you try and run in a series circuit it will short circuit to doom.
We must be sure of one thing. We all possess the postive energy to do something good and great in this world. And we have the current up and running like just everyone else in this world. And things will happen for us some time or the other. We just have to wait patiently while helping ourselves to smaller treats and joys of life.
One must always try and one must never let despair take the place of hope and only then can one be sure of success, be it late. But it should be kept inmind that it is never too late to get anything in life and especially something that you really want. It is jsut the wait that kills or we would be the best in the world!

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