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Apr
09

Times are changing

By nepaliaashish Leave a Comment
Categories: My Life My Thoughts

Sometimes it is fun to google your own name. I googled my name and came across a posting in College of San Mateo website (click the picture). It was fun to read what I wanted to do then and it was interesting that at that time I used to think about studying law!

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