My Accountancy Teacher

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January 22, 2012 -- I went to Anjaneyar Temple, near PS Senior Secondary School, Mylapore. this temples holds a place in a my life because during my 30s we were staying near that temple--my children had education in the school situate opposite to it. My Accountancy teacher stays opposite to that temple. He is no.84. During 1970s he taught me the principles of Double Entry book keeping -- Debit the receiver credit the giver, debit what comes in, credit what goes out, debit all expenses and credit all incomes and gains. I learnt Accountancy very well and I could pass my bank exams in first attempt. I went and met him. He is not able to walk freely now on account of old age. He recognised my face and invited me by telling my name correctly. he asked details about me. I asked him " do you want any help?" He said nothing nothing. (His sons are employed as chartered accountants well). Tears came on his eyes on seeing me. I was with him for a few minutes and then bid good bye to him. There are few teachers likes him who take extra ordinary interest in students and teach and guide them. I was happy in visiting that anjaneya temple (big statue) and also visiting my teacher. Have you had any such experience of meeting your best teacher after a gap lof say 10/20 years? Share your experiences.