Swap’s Blog

Holidays have ended and college has begun. The Bangalore business trip didn’t quite go as expected but we reached a good conclusion. I will be posting more details as and when required.

And I also bought a Tata Sky connection and thoroughly enjoyed the Indian victory over the English in the 2nd test cricket match at Trent Bridge and witnessed the God score his 11000th run.

So, why this topic? Fellow harry potter fans would know and a keen googler would know it too with a simple search I don’t quite remember when I started reading Harry Potter but it has touched my life ever since. Although the madness associated with it has worn off since the last 3 years but although I have read the books at least 50 times in all, every new reading is still fascinating. The final book may not have been the best of all of them but I savoured every moment of it and it was much different from what I expected and surely connected very well in the end. Although, I personally predicted Harry would die but was astonished to see the last chapter just exactly how I had wished it to be some four years ago; I am not kidding! Many will still be discussing the final book for years but as they say, it’s time to move on. A sheer coincidence that I finished reading the book on Harry’s birthday. Oh, happy birthday, JKR!

Some might say I had hidden this embarrassing secret (for a 21 year old) but without any hesitation, I call it a sweet truth that has, is and will always be a part of me. Thanks for everything, JKR and I will miss you, Harry Potter.

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