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This is not about me!

This is about me trying to figure out how a particular tool works. So this is not the place to know more about me atleast not at this point of time.

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Sheeba said…
NONSENSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 20, 2006 at 10:58:00 PM PST
cleartrip said…
wat babes..wat is it that you are trying to drown in..great going girl
November 26, 2006 at 9:34:00 PM PST
Unknown said…
Wow! I could not resist reading the complete blog. Sorry to hear of what has happened. Keep posting and share your memories it is one of the best ways I know would help ease your loss. But make sure don’t let this take you down. Just move on and you are doing a great job girl, keep up the good work. We all like that smile of yours please don’t take that away from us. Keep smiling.
July 3, 2009 at 5:31:00 AM PDT
Prof. Ravi Kumar said…
The Labredor breed is the friendliest of the companion dogs. Naturally the owner feels for the loss of it. It is a problem with labs that they tire quickly. Usual sign is spread their front legs and drop down, drink more water etc.I did not understand as a teenager when Jim Corbett wrote that "all the gold in India cannot replace my Robin", but it is very true!!
July 3, 2009 at 6:58:00 AM PDT
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