Hey Elettra, Another stunning post from you. There’s so much to say, share. On second thoughts we will catch up with our thoughts through our writings, I suppose
Thank you so much, Arjun. Sometimes I think I should activate comments but because of the nature of my work, I am hesitant. I know some people find my writing and my pictures disturbing and I if I am to forge ahead, I would rather not deal with the negative attention. That said, I’m finding the WordPress community quite supportive.
So yes, we will catch up through our writings. I can also be reached at elettra.cavendish@gmail.com if you wish to exchange further offline.
Cheers!
arjun bagga 
Ha!
Smiles.
Do share it with Sebastian 🙂
I am Sebastian, or perhaps, Sebastian is me. I’m not sure which.
It’s a must tool for any writer. I got one named Swami. Unlike Sebastian, Swami mocks me, in fact he made out with my gf behind my back.
Hey Elettra, Another stunning post from you. There’s so much to say, share. On second thoughts we will catch up with our thoughts through our writings, I suppose
Thank you so much, Arjun. Sometimes I think I should activate comments but because of the nature of my work, I am hesitant. I know some people find my writing and my pictures disturbing and I if I am to forge ahead, I would rather not deal with the negative attention. That said, I’m finding the WordPress community quite supportive.
So yes, we will catch up through our writings. I can also be reached at elettra.cavendish@gmail.com if you wish to exchange further offline.
Cheers!
I get that. In spite of the unapprove feature, you got to read it and that can bog you down.
off is on for me 😀
🙂 Couldn’t have said it any better! 100 points!
Thank you mate 🙂
That saying might outlast us all! Very profoundly put, Arjun.
Thank you, Greg!
It takes a whole lot of effort to do nothing that well 😀
haha…Thank you for acknowledgement my real talent!
Indeed! And with or without malice aforethought, the achievement, simple.
simple -)
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I thought it was: “Where there’s a will – there’s a relative.”
True though not everyone gets a chance to be the Good Son, a few are mean to be poets.