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New Day...New Year...New Me...

Here I am - this is me
I come into this world so wild and free
Here I am - so young and strong
Right here in the place where I belong

It's a new world - it's a new start
It's alive with the beating of young hearts
It's a new day - in a new land
And it's waiting for me
Here I am

Song by Bryan Adams from the movie Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron...one of my favourite movies (yeah its an animation movie!)

Almost a year since I started this blog...July 4th was my first post...made the blog after going to through several blogs of several people in orkut...notably...Duttan and Shrutz...
It was made in an Internet cafe in Statue...still remember that...And an year has whisked past me...I became an Engineer (no matter what the results are, I am an Engineer!) from a Student...but still remains a student for atleast 2 more months...

Not been here for a while...was busy with my exams...Not that I was studying (very little of that)...I thought it would be nice to act busy!
Got a brand new template...The old one was sickening me to the point that I didn't want to blog...

Thanks to Hary for the work he did on the header...The picture is from the movie E.T...one of my favourite sequences and movies of all time...
Anyway...will post more...too lazy now :D

Comments

  1. -Poison-7/02/2006 09:35:00 PM

    :)

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  2. Anand K7/03/2006 10:22:00 AM

    Ahhh, gettin' out of college, eh? That time of your life..... sigh! :)

    PS: The new look's neat.... the old blog was a bit cluttered and sometimes took long to load.

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  3. Anonymous7/03/2006 09:40:00 PM

    I started blogging just to try it out. It' not been a smooth ride. But still, some days... blogging was all I was living for....

    Do post more dude.

    btw, good template. But I prefered the old one, because it looked darker. >:)

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  4. nryn7/04/2006 11:49:00 PM

    @ >|';'|< :)

    @anand: Yeah it was cluttered...new look for a new life :)

    @duttan: No good dark and ominous ones :D
    so decided to go for an innocent look...
    Wolf in sheeps clothing! :P

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