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My first mobile post (posting from the phone, that is!). So I have moved back; bag & baggage to the gaon ( villlage) of the Gurus.                              
Gurgaon has been home to me on and off. However this time the husband has promised it will be different.  We have moved out of our original to a spacious apartment that opens into a beautiful balcony, overlooking a park.               
              
So currently I am setting up home. No weird incidents yet nor weird people. But I am guessing I am going to bump into some soon ;-)

Till then....chao!

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  1. Sneha12 July 2012 at 08:35

    Congrats, Nikita. Very, very happy for you! You seem to have a great husband (Spacious house and all...)! Have a great married life... :-D

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  2. Jack12 July 2012 at 19:22

    Nikita,

    Welcome to GURUGRAM. I am sure you will settle down happily and spread happiness to all. Any help needed for settling down?

    Take care

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  3. Nikita Banerjee Bhagat13 July 2012 at 17:06

    @ Sneha

    Hahah! Yep my hubby is the bestest! :D

    @ Jack

    You are also Gurugram wasi? Waah!

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  4. Anonymous14 July 2012 at 14:27

    Enjoy...i stayed in Gurgaon for 6 yrs, good place

    - Pesto Sauce

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  5. sujata14 July 2012 at 19:55

    Enjoy and have fun:) Lets see some pics

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  6. sujata14 July 2012 at 19:57

    Enjoy nikita. Post pics of your home:)

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  7. Jack15 July 2012 at 13:55

    Nikita,

    Next door to you, in Dwarka. Will ultimately move to GURUGRAM. I do visit there often. I am in touch with some bloggers in your place. Please do contact on my id given in profile, if you feel comfortable.

    Take care

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  8. Oldfox00415 July 2012 at 16:54

    congrats to a new life, Nikita:)

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  9. Nikita Banerjee Bhagat15 July 2012 at 23:24

    @ Sujata

    Just a few more things to get done and then the pics shall be up! Thanks :)


    @ Jack

    Awesomeness! Maybe we should have a mini blogger meet and all over coffee someday soon?

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  10. Nikita Banerjee Bhagat15 July 2012 at 23:25

    @ Oldfox004

    Thank you!

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  11. Nikita Banerjee Bhagat15 July 2012 at 23:27

    @ PestoSauce

    Thanks for the heads up! :)

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