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This word defined my life, defined the person I am today –
a person I always wanted to be.
Just like a caterpillar in the cocoon, I too was wrapped up
in the comfort of my domestic life as a homemaker. There was turmoil deep within
my heart, which I always ignored till a point that it was bursting out as frustration.
Life was good, but lacked excitement or that bit of extra ‘oomph’!
When a friend casually asked me the purpose of my life –
the feeling buried in my heart started to make more noise, it wanted to break
free. I thought...”this is it! This was THE message from the universe I was
waiting for. It’s now or never.” If my blogs were not well received, I can
stop. That’s what I thought. But, then again, why would I? Writing was what I
was born for!
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Blogging has liberated me. I finally grew wings, broke the
shell of the cocoon, became a beautiful butterfly and took flight. A decision I
never regret. Today, I am more confident as a person. I am ready for challenges,
and I have creative satisfaction. More than anything else, I have some
immensely talented and amazing friends who are also great human beings.
Blogging is a very nice way to hash through the troubling (or not) things in your life. Nice post
ReplyDeleteI agree Anna...thanks.
DeleteI am so glad we met via blogging and became friends for life. There is no greater joy than writing :)
ReplyDeleteI am so indebted to the FB for that.
DeleteBlogging is a big part of my life too. :)
ReplyDeleteLook forward to your challenge posts...
--Damyanti, Co-host A to Z Challenge April 2012
Twitter: @AprilA2Z
#atozchallenge
Thanks Damyanti.
DeleteI love blogging and meeting those of like minds and even those that may not be blogging about the same thing but love to share their thoughts, interest, hobbies etc.
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Nice meeting you Sidne...will be over to your blog in sometime.
DeleteThanks.
Hey that is how blogging started for me as well... And all the changes it made in you, it made in me too. Cheers to that Janaki!
ReplyDeleteLikes attract...thanks Kriti.
DeleteSo very true janaki, I believe many will second with you on this matter.
ReplyDeleteYou are improving day by day and yes you are born for this.
Keep blogging!
Love
Mani
Hello Janu.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy you broke free from your cocoon & started blogging. I can so relate. Writing is like a drug to me...I'm addicted. If you & I hadn't started blogging, we would never have met. May your creativity never run dry. Happy blgogging my friend! Thanks for sharing.
Day 2: Born To Love You
Andy,
DeleteI was apprehensive when I entered these challenges. Now, I am feeling great.
Thanks.
Blogging is a wonderful experience. I have learned a lot of things through blogging. Even though I do not have the time for it now, I know blogging is something I will always come back to.
ReplyDeleteThanks Luchi.
DeleteI'm so glad I choose to blog, or I would never have met you, Janaki, and all the wonderful friends we share in Blogplicity. Yes, what a blessing it is! <3
ReplyDeleteYou are a blessing Martha. Thank you.
DeleteBlogging is a way to release what's inside..it's a way to interact with others and build lasting relationships..blogging is a way to love and support each other through words..blogging is a beautiful thing..As you are my friend ....As always...XOXOXOXOXO
ReplyDeleteLove you Bonnie.
DeleteThis wonderful world of blogging...it opens up so many doors for us as individuals. It allows us to meet new people from new places that we would not have met otherwise. What a great concept for those who enjoy blogging! Great post!
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