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Its been so long I got this much time to write a blog post! Finally I am writing a blog post! I am quite excited. Last few months have been real eventful. When I was a child, I always wanted to be the busiest person in the world. I loved to visit my papa's office, sitting on their chair would gave real pleasure. I had a lots of lots of desires. I dont know where have they all disappered. At the moment, what i desire is to let my all desires come to me, so that I can live them up. I have become neutral to outside world, and not only others me myself also feel this. I don't remember when last time I had a fight. I think fighting is a must, if you are not fighting it means something is surely missing! When we fight with outer world fight inside get stopped. So, I want to fight! I want to quarrel, I want to let my self free. There is one thing happening these days that I started thinking not too much, let the things happen. and I dont really read too much! and I feel to say something to somebody! I think its the high time! May the source be with me! And I still love open source! I do code! and I am not a great Coder! Happy Diwali ! and Hoping a great time! with Family and friends! See you then! Keep guessing!

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