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Dreams do come true !!

Yesterday, we celebrated New Year according to our Hindu Calender. After every New Year day, people make new year resolutions and goals to be achieved in the year that started. I did that every year diligently until past 10 years.. Yesterday, while reading HTBrunch, I came across the article of "The Dream Catcher" wherein actor Sushant Singh Rajput had written 50 dreams he would love to fulfill. It reminded me of a dairy I used to write my dreams in.. 

So after 10 years, I combed through my cupboard and found my dairy. Went through past dreams, Voila!! I have fulfilled almost all my dreams written for till 2020 except "learn a musical instrument" and "write a book". 

As far as learning a musical instrument is concerned...  I confess I tried during my master years to learn guitar and failed miserably.. But considering that I am matured now, no harm retrying.. Maybe a different instrument.

Writing a book..haha.. What was I thinking back then.. I was very surprised to read this.. I had written these dreams in 2010.. When I used to write poems, blogs, essays and read lots of novels.. And here, by writing a book, I had meant was writing a story book/novel.. It had completely slipped through my mind... Well, to fulfill that dream, this blog (7 years after my last blog) is the baby step towards it and excellent Warm-up for my literary brain center..

With these clarity on my already written dreams, I wrote down a list of 3 dreams to be fulfilled in a year..

I would like to conclude by quoting "All our dreams can come true, if we have courage to pursue them" by Walt Disney. 

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