“If it doesn’t scare you, it won’t change you.” ~ Anonymous Do you get butterflies in your stomach when you try something new or different? I do. If you don’t, you can look at the picture below and move on. Let me know how you deal with change and I am sure I can learn. … More Does it scare you?
Life is a race and we are all running to make ends meet. It is not about who is the breadwinner or who keeps the home. Life has the skills to engulf us all. It is only normal that we go through the cycle of getting absorbed, realizing it’s not worth the effort and then … More Life is a race
When I started blogging it was for the love of writing and sharing my thoughts. Over time it became my raison d’être. Over time I learnt new things about myself and one of them includes my love for pictures. I started compiling photo posts and penning travel posts where I could include more pictures. My pictures … More The color dash
June jogged away too fast. I know that I say this for most of the months so no excuses but you know what I mean. Don’t you? Football. Work. Eat. Relax. Repeat the cycle. I am not calling this monotonous but the month was a lot packed than I had expected. To add to the … More Gratitude List – June 2018
“It isn’t what you have or who you are or where you are or what you are doing that makes you happy or unhappy. It is what you think about it.” … More #ThursdayTreeLove – 42
There are a few questions that I am frequently asked. When do you blog? Do you have a specific time to write? What topics do you write about? I won’t get into why I blog. You all know that but let me tell you a few things I strongly believe in. If you like doing … More How do you get the time to blog?
She was different when she was a teenager. Never wanting to fail and being on the top of the stack. All she wanted was to set an example for her family. Sometimes for her school. Or her neighborhood. Teenagers want to do that when they make success their goal. But can success ever be a … More Learning from failure
When we spotted her on little yellow stone, she looked alert and smart but not afraid. So we tried to befriend her and play with her. Guess what? She wasn’t interested in playing. She did not try to run away from us when we approached her. Instead, she frowned and wanted us to go away. … More The angry kitten
Over a decade ago, when I was working with an Indian IT Services organization, the company prohibited use of social media (read Orkut) and external emails on the office computers. The company also tracked the use of access card to get data for attendance of the employees. The result? My peers used a variety of proxies … More Trust over control
Hanle is home to around three hundred families. With its population close to a thousand, it is located way ahead of where the defined boundaries of the Nubra Valley end. It is also close to China border and at a strategic location for the Indian army. Most tourists who travel to Nubra Valley go until … More Hanle – A Nomadic Village
happiness and food 