Sending a thank you note after an interview is one of those things that a lot of college students assume is akin to asking a one-night stand for their phone number-a meaningless transfer of information that no one takes seriously. You better check that assumption because this could be the one thing that sets you apart from the other guy or gal.

At that time I was at the small beautiful town of Trichur. I was born and brought up in Trivandrum, but came to Trichur to work in a press, where I was editing a small newspaper. For saving money we took a hall, where my friends, mostly our workers in the press and some college students, shared my lodge.

The world of today seems to revolve around the technological advancements of electronic aids, especially the cellular phone. This is true for adults holding important positions in the working world, college students and teenagers that use their phones to remember important events and keep up with school assignments, and even children you see on school campuses and playgrounds.

Kilonzo arrives in post independent Kenya from America. The disturbing truth about Chief, his father, comes into play with his association with the lion men. Their philosophical agenda collides with rioting college students on a surreal college campus setting. The lion men's questionable alliance is hidden in the black shadows with the Kenyan President(s). In the end Kilonzo discovers who he really is; an orange face forced to inherit years of uncertain destiny.