Goddess of Good Times
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11 responses to “Goddess of Good Times”
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You bet looks can be deceptive.. And I too have come across these stiletto moms and am amazed to actually find a heart behind the drama:)
Glad to have found you via Indiblogger. Your newest follower and a regular visitor now.
cheers,
Kajal -
That was a lovely weave! The first look can be deceptive for sure:)
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“With a sense of humour, creativity and love for books,
Talk about somebody having deceptive looks.”So true this, Blogwati G and it’s even more true that some of the most enduring friendships begin under the shadow of mistaken first impressions.
To your verse and to your friendship…
Cheers
Sonia Rao
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Hey Kajal, completely agree with ya…and thanks for the add 🙂 Love your work too!
Rahul and Dinesh, thank you for your kind comments as usual.
Mwah to you too babe….. 😀
Soniaji, thanks for the toast….and I’d like to say Amen 🙂
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nice… sure the first looks can be deceptive … nice way of putting it through a poem… this has put in prose by lot many people… but in poem … first time… Keep it up
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<3 <3 <3 always and forever …..
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Interesting
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Mast hai Blogwatig, I will still call you that. Love your prose but when you get poetic you are juggling and playing with words masterfully. And ofcourse that sentiments are touching too. It is some sort of practical lessons by life that make those odd people, who get a cross on every point in your even list of ‘qualifications for close buddies’, your closest buddy for life. A challenge to set notions making you matured in accepting and understanding people in future.
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Bindu @ Thanks so much and yup things do work out for the best 🙂
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Deceptive looks – absolutely agree! And it works the other way round too 🙂
Love your style of writing. -
Deceptive looks – absolutely agree! And it works the other way round too 🙂
Love your style of writing.
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