QA

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Q. If you could time travel and meet your 10-year-old self, what would you say?
A. Get started with Enid Blyton and don't wait for std. 6th when reading her books would be in curriculum. They are damn interesting.
*As a 10 year old, I was stuck with the Black Beauty, Tom Sawyer and Animal Farm ( though I am still stuck with the last book).

Q. If you could time travel and meet your 2-year-old self, what would you say?
A. You should let mom comb your hair for you, or else you'll be stuck with that curly mane of yours for a lifetime.
*In hindsight, I think as a 2 year old I was rather stuck on eating than on my insufferable habit of not letting others touch my hair. But, nevertheless, if it could help me, it would make me only happier.

Q. If you could time travel and meet your 7-year-old self, what would you say?
A. Eat lesser than you swim, you are going to be a grumpy and obese teenager otherwise.
***Thankfully, my dad was wise enough to advise me as such and I turned out to be only overweight ( and extreme tall for my age).

Q. If you could time travel and meet your 14-year-old self, what would you say?
A. Its not worth the trouble rather follow your passion ( which was my hobby back then).
***My 14 year old self would be smart enough to connect the dots.

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