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First of all greetings to all those who are reading this and will further read this or scroll down or just read the title look at the content(by content I mean the amount of lines in this particular post not the actually thing which is written) and again hit at the exit button. As this is my first blog post it won't be really long nor will I make my blog further on sound like a personal diary, but something more useful and intriguing. This is my first agenda. 

This particular name of my blog comes from the very infamous habit of mine. Yes, "procrastination"... wait where was I??... Oh, yes, Procrastination!!! This particular word is common for today's 20 something person like me but really infamous for the elders, yes those similar phoney sounding elders talking about "today's generation". But i would like to clarify that if in their age they had so much influence of media, technology, digitisation etc... they would be equally procrastinating people (maybe more). 

Not writing like a teenager any more (which i just realized) let me state about what all would you find in this blog (AS OF NOW). 
This blog will include some book reviews which can be digested even by the non readers.
Some really Bizarre Anecdotes, which might be interesting, funny or just readable (depending on your perspective) but not boring.
Short stories and essays written by Tagore and Chetan Bhagat.. (just kidding, its my blog) so yes, written by me which need honest opinions.
Other than that you could always tell me what i should include, remove, shut my writing for and other changes.

Being new to the old trend is scary and being judged is more. But i have seen certain blogs which are just informative, which are too long, which are more stories about the blogger told in a very "I am telling my mom" sort of a way. So my main help is everyone of you. So like, dislike (is there such an option?), comment, laugh, message me your feedbacks on my blog.

I guess this much is enough for the introductory post,
wish to see more engagement in future
Lots of love 
Netri.

Comments

  1. Unknown26 June 2016 at 03:57

    Ya, the introductory part is compact .......really ;-)

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  2. Unknown26 June 2016 at 03:58

    Looking forward, for your other blogs........

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    1. Netri26 June 2016 at 06:01

      Thankyou so much Bharat... Keep sharing ur feedbacks

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  3. Unknown26 June 2016 at 09:06

    Waiting for more...

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  4. Unknown26 June 2016 at 09:06

    Waiting for more...

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    1. Netri28 June 2016 at 09:46

      Thankyou so much. Yes much more to come.

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  5. Unknown10 July 2016 at 10:33

    Netriji!

    I accept i was procrastinating reading this blog!

    I think this is the best thing to have happened you apart from your regular acting career. an outlet to field your views, dreams and stories.

    Best wishes :-)

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