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Celebrating Me !

On 8th March as the world celebrated Women's Day I celebrated my first born blog's 3rd birthday. Looking back in time as I reminisced about my journey till here I was reminded of a beautiful and unique contest being held by my wonderful friends at Indiblogeshwaris.



This month they are celebrating Being YOU and in this contest all that I am supposed to do is a post a picture which defines me perfectly with a tagline. As I thought about all the various poses, the only picture that came to my mind was THIS. A very dear friend gifted it to me and its exactly defines me the way I am. Me, without my blogs is nothing! And that is what is depicted in here, with some of my favourite segments on the blog.



Footprints in life that I leave behind ~As I move ahead to make a move 
Such reminders help me sail through dark clouds as “Ï am loved” is all that they prove!
P.S: If you wish to participate in this please hop on to the Indiblogeshwaris website. The contest is open for this whole month.

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