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Serendipitous

What a beautiful rainy day it is! The soft constant hush of the falling rain, the heady smell of geeli mitti (hate the sound of 'petrichor'!), and my baby sleeping next to me.
Fulfillment came with such serendipity that it blew me away with its sudden whoosh-ness.
This blog is to remember the wonderfully serendipitous things that are slowly slipping out of my mind, lulled as it is by happiness and peace.

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  1. Way to go! Ink memories to last a lifetime here 😊

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    1. So much to remember, and to try and put into words!

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  2. you're writing again... 😙

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