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Let's Brew in!

Hey, I'm starting a new blog! The "kapetalk.com".  It connotes a lot of things. I am actually a shy type person and I don't easily mingle with people i don't know or had just met. You could not wait for me to start a conversation unless we are already been together for longer time.

I wanted to do blogging again to share my thoughts through writing. 

I did blogging a decade ago, but since I could no longer open my old account  I need to create a new one. 

So, let's brew in. 

I have so many things in mind that I wanted to share. I hope you will join me on this journey. Let us have new discoveries, travel to new places, eat sumptuous food, talk about life, love, friendship, learn from each other, etc.

Yes, I'm excited and I wish to see you around and let us do a coffee talk!

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