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Not only for my friends, but everyone, please keep reading my blog daily.

Just for your info, I started my blog on 25th October this year. Whom did I tell about this, my parents, teachers, friends in class, friends via whatsapp and that's a long list. All of my friends and others started reading regularly. But there's this girl who tells me about the latest blog everyday- and that's a daily routine.

I met Reena when I first joined this school. She was the first friend I had from another class. She first hesitated to talk with me first, but as the days passed, so did her shyness. By last year, we had become quite good friends. And when I told her about my blog, I never knew she had interest towards reading. Today, in the mid hot burning ground, when she came across to the place where our class was seated, she came and told me about my latest movie review and the yay post. I was really amazed at this. she seems to read my blog daily.


So, this post was created by me for thanking her. Thank you Reena, and do keep reading my blogs daily.

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