Kudos to all my Valerie!!



 I know my journey of scripting my mind out has taken the longest gap. The trip was a roller coaster ride of me being a Postgraduate now and later confirming my career by taking BEd to strengthen my footsteps. Now I am 25 years old, and now I feel I need to space out my time for you too.

Lots are going on in my head now as being 25 in a Malayali family like mine was lots of huddles to pass. But, my journey was smooth till I achieved my goal of studying  BEd at my dream institution, but the virus that stagnant us from being physically at the college but kudos to the virtual meet saved me from being in progress of completing my course on time. 


That’s all for now for being off for a new start… I was thinking of making a series of events that personalised than innovating what’s around. A journey of what I feel like a 25-year-old girl /women by creating a parallel journey of my mind with the society I am in to reinvent myself. 


Excuse me for my irregularity. I will be doing this series as I am in so many sectors, but I don’t feel like giving up on anything hope I can balance and create content that makes you think for yourself who I am? So please free to judge me and criticise me in the comment section below. I hope to mesmerise you with my livelihood.



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