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The Birthday Full of Surprises

Birthdays have different value for people. Some spend the weeks up to it planning the event. Some let it be one of 365 normal days of the year. A friend of mine once said, 'The day I was born for is more important than the day I am born on'. Though I cherish the thought, for me Birthday holds a special place in the calendar.


This 21st year revolving around the sun has been an eventful one and to end it all the Birthday was full of surprise gifts and awesome wishes. From taking the lead of the Satellite team to meeting PM Modi on the career front. Making new friends in the juniors and getting stronger binds with the older friends on the emotional front. The year had its shares of ups and downs and looking back the ups seems to be much higher.

The gifts and wishes received on this Birthday will hold a special place in my heart. Thanking some of the special ones here:

The Potterhead Friend:
This was the most unexpected gift. Two Harry Potter shirts from the Potterhead Friend Shrishti. Thanks a lot.

The Three Constant Idiots:
Kashish, Harjas and Dhruv, you guys have been the constants since past 5 years. The habit of enjoying the Birthday eve came from the two awesome years spent with you. Though we contacted a few days before the Birthday, it was good to talk to you all again.

The Constant School Friend:
Shweta, you have been the only friend from the school whom I am in constant touch with. It is always such a wonderful experience talking to you. You may not have a solution for problems but you always provide the best insight. Thanks for being there.

Little Things to Remember:
Being the final year of togetherness, Wingies gifted the book to remember the little things that happened in the wing. Again, really unexpected gift. Thank you, guys!

Mom, Dad, and Harshit:
The longest constants. Thanks for the being there always. Thanks for the two adventurous trips to Goa and Dubai. Thanks for the phone. Thanks a lot 😘😘


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  1. Jaskiran Goraya18 September 2018 at 21:25

    Humble gratitude on birthday.

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  2. Unknown18 September 2018 at 21:30

    Stay blessed our sunshine..our lifeline..our precious one..our datling son Anmol !! Love you loads !!💕💕😘😘

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