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After 3 Years


Time flies, ya?
It has been three years since my last post which was posted on September 2014.
You could have imagined how tough interior design life (even as a student) could be. 
My second and final year were filled with projects, assignments, pre-graduate exhibition, internships, projects, assignments and viva exhibition, and then graduate! =)
It has been one year since I have stepped into working life.
And it's totally a different life!
Anyway, this blog is going to be active again ( I wish to keep my passion to write =) )
Gonna fill it with those missing moments in degree life and perhaps the working life as well.
And I have a new theme for the blog, new breath for new start!

Let's talk about design!


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  1. Vidisha Barwal17 September 2018 at 03:25

    good to see you back, as in not really! but..maybe!

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    1. peixiu25 November 2018 at 00:49

      Good to see you back too! I really hope to have this blog active again, but being overwhelming with job, again. Will try hard to work on new post =)

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