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Hello Friends

Dear Friends,

Welcome on this new platform. I hope you will have equally exciting experience in communicating as we had earlier.

I must acknowledge and thank Chhaya for her taking lead and putting up the hard work for this migration. I am sure more and more friends will join soon.

Comments as usual are most welcome.

Best regards


Zero

Comments

  1. Chhaya20 June, 2009 09:45

    Hi zero ji..

    Why dont u activate this blog? or may be you want to see how the 'park' fares :)

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  2. Zero21 June, 2009 08:29

    @ Chhaya

    The blog is now active. I am shure the Park will be a sucess. Best regards.

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  3. Chhaya21 June, 2009 21:00

    Our Friend’s park is live now.
    If you have posted anything new on your blog during last one week, please leave a message at “Blogs Updated Today” Post at the Park. This is how your post will be visible to everyone. If you have left that comment on any other post at the Park then too do it.
    This is a general comment. If you have already done it then please ignore/delete it.
    - Admin
    (Friends’ Park)

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  4. IdleMind22 June, 2009 01:50

    Nice to see you here! Let's make the Park happening!!

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  5. InkTank22 June, 2009 09:23

    dear zerobhai:)
    yes even i feel this idea is going to bloom one day.....and then theres no stopping it....
    all the best!

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  6. Sneha Says22 June, 2009 23:35

    We all have joined friends park as we all know that it will be a great success. Happy Blogging :)

    ReplyDelete

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