My life in 6 words - A tag post

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This post is another CBC tag effort, a part of :
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
and a big Thank You to Aarti who tagged me. Aarti blogs at Tapestry of Words and is a contradiction of sorts. You can learn more about her by visiting her page.
 
 
If you are still wondering about the CBC, The Chennai Bloggers is a closed group of bloggers of varied interests, many of whom are living in Chennai and includes those who are outside Chennai but still belong here. If you are a blogger from Chennai and are not in the CBC, you are missing something.
 
Now for the tag, my life in six words can be summed up thus:
 
                                       

      "He IS still working on me..."


 
 
I now pass the tag to Gayathri Kannan who blogs here. You can learn more about Gayathri by visiting her page.
 
Happy blogging folks!!!!
 
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Comments

  1. Deepa Iyer6:38 pm

    Yeah aren't we all work in progress :) Good one!

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  2. Anonymous7:08 pm

    Loved it !A continuous process indeed !

    Cheers
    Sriram Acharya

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  3. Destination Infinity7:22 pm

    He will keep working on you. There is nothing called perfection in his creations! :)

    Destination Infinity

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  4. Unknown2:32 pm

    Super duper like :)

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  5. S. Susan Deborah10:35 pm

    A classic one and a beautiful image of the potter and his clay. Always reminds me of Jeremiah from the Bible. Aren't we all a WIP.

    Joy always,
    Susan

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