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                                                    Sitting here in the comfort zone of my home with my new 2.1 F&D speakers I bought a few days back. It’s not a state less than euphoria :D

The mother has already fed me up with a tonnage of her love through food. You know Punjabi mothers; food is their best medium to express love for their children especially when they are at home after 4 or 5 months (KHA LA EK HOR FULKA, ENA PATLA HO GEA OTHE REH KE). Even when I am 177 cms in height and I am 9 kgs overweight. Mothers are lovely.

Last time I was at home in June and now in October end. Celebrated my birthday after 4 years at home with a big surprise party (for us party is like buying 10 samosas for 6 members, Tea for each one & in case of birthdays, a Cake). As I was also having a surprise for Mom so I attacked back with a touchscreen phone she always wanted to have her own. Just such events and happiness is all around. So leisure is in my lap and I am loving it.

STAY HUNGRY STAY FOOLISH is a bit interesting and trying to complete 2 champion’s story each day. Just figuring out whether I have learnt something or not out of these? But frankly speaking a good time pass and inspiring of course.

Energy I was putting  into gym in the last 2 months is getting ruined very easily in front of me and thanks to me :( Not letting any corner of my already bulged tummy to have any space left of food as eating with full energy. The gym would be my best friend in coming days I know.

Just randomly writing this to recall things I had actually planned before coming to the home and what actually I am doing?

Going great though! God bless me :)


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