“A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you.”
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Hey there,
Welcome to the Tuesday Toots!
This Diwali, the experiences were different.
There was burning not because of the buying gifts but because of the smoke in the air.
There was chocking not because I laughed so much with friends and family but because I was not able to breathe the smoke.
I look tired and sleep deprived not because I was partying all night but because I couldn’t sleep a wink because of the loud explosions of the firecrackers.
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totally agree.f Good friends love unconditionally.