Really?

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Moushmi Radhanpara

22.09.2016

Okay, so it’s been less than a month of my blogging days, or what is called blogosphere and I have earned 100+ followers and I cannot express how happy I am. I least expected this to happen; at least not so soon.

A big and heartiest thank you to all my followers, readers and people who comment and like my posts. I can’t thank you all enough. It takes time and patience for everyone to read these posts and I thank you for doing that.

Q/A

Well, for a change I’d like to know you all and make myself known. So if you are reading this then tell me below one fact about yourself and ask me one question if you want to.

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32 responses to “Really?”

Josh

22.09.2016

Congratulations!
I love Rain..
Which is your favourite season ?

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  Winters.
  It gives me the chance to wear blazers and boots and scarves and to look formal yet fabulous.😆
  
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Puneet

22.09.2016

Congratulations for this achievement. 😀

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  Thank you so much.
  
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  1. Puneet
    
    22.09.2016
    
    Welcome.
    
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secondtymblogger

22.09.2016

Congratulations!
Which is your favourite band/singer as well as song right now?
For me band is The chainsmokers and song “Dancing on my own” – Callum Scott’s version.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  I never have favourites for bands and I am sorry for that but there is one song that I never got enough with since ABCD2 “mai teri chunariya”.
  
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  1. secondtymblogger
    
    22.09.2016
    
    Okay. I have heard it but can’t say it had the same effect on me as it clearly did on for u.😃
    
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  2. Moushmi Radhanpara
    
    23.09.2016
    
    Two different people; so of course we can have various different favorites.
    
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  3. secondtymblogger
    
    23.09.2016
    
    Yup. 🙂
    
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crystalamay

22.09.2016

Where are you from?I like to laugh till stomach hurts.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  Jamshedpur, a small city near kolkata; India.
  
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  1. crystalamay
    
    23.09.2016
    
    Oh k dear,I dnt know much about the place.
    
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buddy71

22.09.2016

Tell me something you really want me to know about you.

I procrastinate. I’m a hopeful romantic. I do not wear shoes in the house. I really like to eat corn.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  I wear shoes in the house. 😅
  
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  1. buddy71
    
    23.09.2016
    
    i would ask you to take them off if you came to my house. 🙂 and this is the one thing you really wanted me to know about you? lol
    
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  2. Moushmi Radhanpara
    
    23.09.2016
    
    Well it could be anything so I chose literally anything. Now this was LOL
    
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  3. buddy71
    
    23.09.2016
    
    Lol.
    
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makingsenseofcomplications

22.09.2016

I wish I could read more than I do.

If wishes were granted, what would you wish?

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  A job that could pay for reading all day long.
  
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boundlessblessingsblog

22.09.2016

Congratulations Moushumi.

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  22.09.2016
  
  Thank u so much
  
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Paul

22.09.2016

Congratulations Moushumi!

I too love reading, especially in autumn with a fire in the grate and coffee on the side table.

Question: I’m a literary type, who also loves mystery novels, so what novel or author would you recommend for me to read that offers good insight into modern India?

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  23.09.2016
  
  Hi Paul,
  You are truly welcome.
  And for your preferences I’d suggest reading Anita Desai, Jumpa Lahiri, Amitav Ghosh; but I’d also like you to do prior search on them as to suit your preferences and not waste time.
  Not on modern India but some of my personal favorites are ‘God of small things’ by Arundhati Roy, ‘The Guide’ by R.K.Narayan and also a couple of books by Vikram Seth.
  Mystery perfect: “Gulab” by Anne Zaidi.
  I hope something from this suits your choice and helps.
  happy reading.
  
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  1. Paul
    
    23.09.2016
    
    Wow! thank you so much. I’ll definitely let you know how it all turns out! 🙂
    
    It really is a sad truth, but we here in urban America receive very little exposure to Indian writers, and none via our educational system which favors Western writers and thinkers.
    
    But the good news is that the powers that be cannot hush up the digital world of blogging and Amazon! Yeaaaa. So I’m gonna do a search tonight and pick out a few of the books you mentioned. Again thank you Moushmi, and I look forward to your posts!
    
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  2. Moushmi Radhanpara
    
    24.09.2016
    
    You are welcome. Lemme know if you like any of these books.
    And also, I agree on this that this blogging world truly helps in sharing our thoughts with each other.
    
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The Insider

23.09.2016

Congatulions moushmi 🎁
I ll ask on correct time 👻💀
☕🎂🍦🍝🍿

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1. Moushmi Radhanpara
  
  23.09.2016
  
  well, the coupon expires :-p
  
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The Insider

23.09.2016

कोई बात नहीं 😊 थैंक यू 👍

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