Beginning of a beginning...

Well this is it...A beginning of a beginning...
Blogging was something which I wanted to do since a long time...Somehow, it never worked out.
Well here I am...Making a start.
A few memories down the lane and a few dreams yet to be realized...
Welcome to the pages of my life... :)

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