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Personal Narrative: Jesus

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Exhausted, toiling hard dawn to dusk, ceaselessly hunting enrolment to a decent US university sat I. The panic if my skull exploded prior to my enrolment obliged me to soothe stress watching: “Jesus: The Movie”.
Anxiety of the course of my destiny strolled over my head. Suddenly, a gleam of the screen glowed into a solid shape. Jesus Christ himself!!!
I pinched myself. Ah! I was still alive.
Before I could regain consciousness, Jesus handed me an admission letter to Brandeis University and a ticket to United States of America. With endearing voice he said, “I would like the debt repaid. “
Brandeis University inculcated finest computer science knowledge and I marched towards enlightenment. After years of rigorous schooling, finally, I came home. …show more content…

Half of the globe was plotting encampment in mars, but wretch Nepalese were confined in domestic turmoil, histories of who killed whom, and uses of latrines and condoms.
With the hope of new dawn, I joined National Information Technology. I urged government for finance; computers and computer education was escorted to every hook and corner. Students drowning in the ocean of ideas were pulled to the shores and armed with a new missile, computer.
Computers taught them the scopes of the life for change, the world, and science. Students no longer mugged up geography, they felt it; they didn’t read stories, they lived it, and they didn’t hear the whispers of the science, they built it.
This army assassinated corruption, brought peace home and welcomed

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