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Smiley Saturdays - 1 (The Beginning)

Have you ever stopped by and notice how rejuvenating sometimes a smile is to us. A small boy, cute girl, old uncle, wrinkled aunt, handsome guy or a mesmerizing girl, if I get a smile….it’s a million dollar prize for me! Every day, every week, round the clock…just every time….when I’m high or low, tired or failed…just a smile :)

So, to get into this passion of blogging, here I’m starting to post a Smile ever Saturday, under this new Smiley Saturdays label. Aspiration is to post until my last day, will try to post as religiously as I can…

Here’s the first in the series….

My niece Gunu
(Shot by 5MP HTC TyTN Mobile Camera, basic Photoshop editing)

Your comments will not only encourage, but would be rewarding for me too :)





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  1. Shilpi19 June 2011 at 14:54

    I truly agree to your views about smile :)
    Btw, Gunu is really cute..a very innocent smile :)

    Regards! :)

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  2. Ghumakkar Punit19 June 2011 at 15:27

    @Sanjana - Thanks for stopping by :) She's too cute, and this is her favorite pose

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