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Creative Writing: I M Waiting To Attend Sadashivoham
I’m waiting to attend Sadashivoham with other completed travel requirements. I still have to complete my payment for Sadashivoham. I just have a few days. So I decided to call my uncle who lives in Toronto, Canada again and ask for financial help. Will he accept my request, and give me money this time?
When will I get married and to whom; what’s the name of that person?
I want my two aunts and uncle to give me their acceptance to attend Sadashivoham. Will they do it soon?
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