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About me

It always occurs to me how one describes him/her self when asked about them. I look for that one thing straight from the heart which they put forward in their replies for " Tell me something about yourself"and I believe that's what defines who you are.
I am a dreamer (both day and night!), curiosity driven, experience oriented and " life is a great journey and the best school " types of person basically a philosopher with an opinion on almost everything going on around me! I am a writer, photographer, cricket geek, astronomy enthusiast, foodie, graphologist all with a big bag of desire and hunger to learn different things.
Hence, breaking the stereotype of having a niche blog, I write about multiple topics on my blog which excite me inspired from little experiences of my life. I believe that having one single interest in life is no less than a crime and that one should never settle for one single aim in life.

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