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Hmmm, people who have played The Violin would have guessed it by now. These are the open string notes of the four strings on a violin. Ok fine, why keep this as the title? A violin has many notes and playing different notes on a violin in articulated manner results into beautiful music. Similarly, I, just like many other people, have a lot of things in my mind that I love to try. I decided to play the notes that I love to play and create a beautiful music of life that can be cherished for a lifetime. And this series of blogs would be based on the things that I wanted to learn, how I pursued them, and the joy it gave me. 
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