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An illustration of a phase of my life

Content: Original
Style: Inspired by the style of 'joiedevivre'

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Amrita~Ams said…
gr8....second one is noteworthy :)
Resurgence this is one of yours best post.

P.S: even u got inspired by joiedevivre!Neha I m waiting for ur comment :P
10:34 AM
A Benevolent Sultan for Life said…
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1:42 PM
A Benevolent Sultan for Life said…
Wow !! .




Hey I have something in my blog,you want to re-read !! :) .
I didn't call you, you know why? . by the way bhai tera best of luck to bada kaam aaya !! Fod diya :) .
Now waiting for a good news from your side .

-stay hungry, stay foolish ,
stay funny, stay crazy,
stay elated, stay motivated .

Wishing you luck !! totally .Fod de .
1:44 PM
A Benevolent Sultan for Life said…
Last Samurai ,I love that movie ...there is one scene which is my fev , the one in which 'Tom' re surges several times after being defeated , still he has strength in his legs.

Seriously bhai this is one of your best posts.
1:50 PM
I'll try 2 be truthful said…
'keeping the fighter alive ' :)wah really liked the 3rd one.
6:46 PM
Resurgence said…
@Amrita~Ams
Gal.. Thnx for the compliment.... When things come out straight from heart they are more effective... same may be the case here... :)

And yeah even I got inspired by joiedevivre... Nohing wrong in getting inspired na... Even Bollywood directors do so... :)
9:43 PM
Resurgence said…
@Sougata
Bhai.... Thnx for heaping praise for a small post and haan I re-read the post and it was nostalgic... hope the plan gets materialized.... :) And haan thanks for wishing me luck... :)
9:45 PM
Resurgence said…
@I'll try 2 be truthful
Gal... It is very difficult not to keep the fighter alive... :)... And it's good when people like one's work... All three may be good but my personal favourite is the first one (I know no one else will rank it 1 out of the 3 though)... :)
9:47 PM
Amrita~Ams said…
ya nothing wrong in getting inspired...well these r line even i told her..
thats y :)
11:03 PM
Resurgence said…
@Amrita~Ams
Gal... I'm sure U r not going to charge me on account for plagiarism for that....... :)
5:21 PM
joie de vivre said…
oh meri tarif ho rai hai aur mujhe bataya nai kisine.. :P

about post - very good lines..and thoughtful...
3:13 PM
joie de vivre said…
@ amrita
beta humor mein tumhara hath koi nai pakad sakta
3:37 PM
Resurgence said…
@joiedevivre
Gal.... ab tarif bhi hum hi karein aur batayeib bhi hum hi... aise din bhagwaan na dikhaye.... aur kaha bhi gaya hai ki tarif saamne nahi hi karo to achcha hai..... :)...
10:08 AM
Keshi said…
WOW!

Keshi.
9:15 AM
Resurgence said…
@Keshi
Thanks Gal... :)
2:11 AM
joie de vivre said…
fir bhi hume pata chal hi gaya.. :P

*wink wink*

tarif kisko buri lagti hai
9:26 PM
Priya Joyce said…
yeh good lines..joie has statred a new style out here
wow!
4:33 PM
Anonymous said…
IS It yours??, or is it u !!!!!
4:54 PM
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