The World Without aeronautical Engineer
You have probably heard the story of a frog being kissed by a princess. There is another story of a young man who also heard a frog calling out, “Please kiss me, I’ll become a beautiful princess and be yours for a day.” He quickly picked it up and put it in his backpack. The poor frog pleaded for a kiss and kept increasing the reward from a day to a week to month to a year, but to no avail. Finally, when the young man did not react to an offer of a lifetime of companionship, the frog finally asked as to why it was not being kissed. The young man casually walked on and said “Look I am an engineer … a talking frog is really cool as far as I am concerned.”
‘Kissing the Frog’ to get the handsome prince is a metaphor for all the intimidating opportunities in your life that you would rather avoid than explore. It also implies moving out of your comfort zone. Contrary to the engineer above, by the time students finish their engineering; they are no longer scared to kiss the metaphorical frog or even any anthropomorphic creatures. For instance, many students move out of their comfort zone when they migrate to cities and even villages to pursue their engineering.
The auspicious occasion of engineering day is perhaps the perfect time to reminisce and relive some of the student experience. Undoubtedly, engineering college was one place that made me feel alive, excited and helped shape my character.
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