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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006

Yayyyyy......... 10 days to Go for the happiest year we are all gonna have, Let us share the cake and enjoy a peaceful, safe, healthy and blissful year





An year full of vigour,
An year full of sugar :)

HAPPIEST 2006 TO ALL :)
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Neha said…
CAKE!!! Adhuvum CHOCOLATE CAKE!!!! *drools* me is hungry now :p
Wed Dec 21, 10:14:00 pm 2005
muddled postdoc said…
oh CAKE!! yummm yummmm...what a picture to see early in the morning...I think i can smell it...going off in search of it...
Thu Dec 22, 07:01:00 am 2005
Subramanian Ramachandran said…
@Neha, Nivi and smyta

all drooling at the cake and not wishing newyear greetings......

:kottu: on all the three of you's heads.. :p
Fri Dec 23, 10:23:00 am 2005
Ramya Shankar said…
Wish u the same!! And the cake is just mouth watering....
Sat Dec 24, 07:20:00 pm 2005
Subramanian Ramachandran said…
hehe thanks ramya...do you want one on your birthday ?? just give ur or ur dad's credit card number.. :D
Sat Dec 24, 08:17:00 pm 2005
Visithra said…
slurp cake ;))

and me not wishing yet - so u better not kottu! ;p
Mon Dec 26, 02:53:00 pm 2005
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