express my self

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Hello 👋

    👉       I am Hirani Kumkum. I am a B.A. student at M. K.University in Bhavnagar.

    👉   Today I will tell you about my passion and dreams. It was my first experience writing a blog.
  
   👉   I want to become a journalist, but in the end, life turned to B.A. 
B.A.it is an interesting course.

    👉  I love to explore different places. And,also traveling is my passion . I want to see many beautiful places, and it's also my dream.

    👉   In the future, I want to be a professor. I look at my professor and think that one day I will also want to be a professor.

    👉  And also,  I love to eat various foods, but I don't like to cook. And also, all Gujarati people love to eat delicious food.

    👉  That is my dream and passion. I hope that you like this blog .And thank you so much for reading this blog.


  





  










 


























































































 





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