Well as many of you know that life is nothing without transience. It is the transience that keeps you interested in this very pathetic thing called life. Shifting rooms is one such example of ever predominant, ever lasting change. Its hard on you to cope at first, but as the saying goes, "Time Heals Everything". You miss the last place. You realize that you fell in love with the last place..Shifting...
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I am a computer engineer by profession and much more by passion. I love to travel to places new and old and I have a constant company in my lovely wife (blog). I am also a foodie and an amateur home cook. At least two people in this world like my cooking :)
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