School and college days always will remain halcyon..Ofcourse for all..Dont they?
It looks cliche to say those are the golden days till now,but that is a sweet fact.8 hours of classes,those PT periods,the non stop chatting,hard working,records,exams and particulary the practical classes.
Ahh whenever i say practical classes,Something starts to churn out in me.. i am one such proud speciman who had hard time during my practical classes.
Chemistry always fascinates me for the mere reason of colors.Phenolphthalene,Methyl orange,Potassium permanganate always makes me awestruck,even today.I also had tough time with the pipette.I always gobbled the hydrochloric acid and the very next moment my chemistry mam landed to my place to yell at me.Most of the time i got an excuse to gargle my mouth and never turned until my next practical class.The brown ring test,hell it never came whenever i tested nitrate and my pal who stood next to me always got a great name for her practical skills.I always made sure to be at her place than mine to admire the beautiful brown ring and i dont want to disclose the scoldings which i got from my ma'am.
And then comes the physics practical.There were days when i literally wept convulsively on seeing spectrometer.Murphy made sure that i always face hard situations with my practical classes.The pitch scale,the main scale,the screw gauge..hell...I can run miles away from it..The principle of moment experiment god :(.We need to place the center of a wooden scale exactly on the knife edge .On one side a stone is hinged on the other side know weights were added and the scale is made to stand in an horizontal position.Being a slippery gal am,i hit the ground several times a day,there came an experiment which tested my patience.During my public practicals,this moments experiment scared me..Not only me,i made sure people at home prayed for me and for my moments experiment...I was totally flabbergasted to see Ohm's law on my practical exam ..Flabbergasted coz i was very much familiar only with ohm's(The vegetarian is equal to iyer formula) law...
Practical classes continued in college too...Everyone felt i would improve better.But i never seem to improve.I always had an allergy towards practical classes and so my brain....Imagine the pathetic condition of my rusty brain.i can always stay in pitch dark rather to see a pitch scale :)
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