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 I have been a part of many events in school and college. But for obvious reasons I always worked with teachers and professors, so wasn't much aware of all the different kinds difficulties, responsibilities and the small extra efforts of joining the wires in times of need.


For the first time, I got an opportunity to arrange something without any help of a teacher or professor. 


And it was amazing!


But what is the most special part of it, why does it still stay?


It's not the after credits, it's not the compliments which you receive, it's the bond we grow while working together.


I don't know if I'll ever get another opportunity to work with such people or people who would be as nice as them, but this stays, stays for long, stays at the times when I feel not very good or very monotonous with everything. This stays ... 


Also, not always you arrange something for the people who have impacted your life the most! 


It was the teachers day event btw :)

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