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Read this right after Kite Runner.

Paul’s story is truly inspiring. The way he looks at meaning, how perfection is an asymptote he strives towards and the note he leaves for you know who hits you in the core.

It made me realise how strenuous it is to be a doctor and all that he did for his patients. Not to mention the strength shown by his wife, Lucy.

Recently completed kite runner, and respectfully, I’m in tears.

The callbacks, the full circle moments and the synchronicity is too good.

How was your experience reading it?

Alright, here goes!

I'm 25 (almost 26) based out of India and working as an AI Engineer in one of the big techs.

Few fun facts -
- I travel. A lot. Some favorites being a solo backpacking trip through Europe and the 10+ Himalayan treks and counting. Love to be in the midst of nature and lose track of time. Stay tuned for some crazy travel stories :p

- I write - most of it is travel blogs and poetry. I have an active medium page (will share if we connect well)

- I like to stay fit (to be able to do those tough treks!) - play table tennis quite actively and run regularly (training for a half-marathon)

- Also spend my time volunteering - I'm a trained meditation facilitator and volunteering is something very close to my heart, it gives me meaning.

- I also play the piano (western classical pieces).

- Crack very good (or bad) dad jokes (although they are mostly conversational)

- I love to read a lot of books and watch a lot of anime! Bleach tybw anyone?? And mangas too!

I'm looking for someone with patience and emotional maturity to have a conversation. If you genuinely believe in the idea of adding value to each others’ lives and a healthy banter while at it :)

If there’s anything on your mind, I’m here to listen. Life gets hard and I want you to know, I got your back 😊

If you read this far, congratulations. Please start your reply with sharing something which makes you lose track of time :p