Better late than never, right? I am grateful to September for a lot of things. So grateful that I procrastinated penning it down for you all. Sometimes Most of the times, I am writing in my mind. I enjoy the process of drafting a post, editing it and then adding pictures before I hit publish. … More Gratitude List – September 2017
We were walking back to our camp in Turtuk when I heard a giggle. I looked back and saw this little boy up in a window and looking right at me. I smiled back, pulled out my camera and clicked. Some pictures need no explanation. Do they? Here is an ask from you readers and especially … More A giggle and a click
“The oak fought the wind and was broken, the willow bent when it must and survived.” ― Robert Jordan Thursday Tree love is a photo feature on this blog and is hosted once in two weeks. If you would like to play along, post a picture of a tree on your blog and link back to … More #ThursdayTreeLove – 24
Sundays are Chore-days. Like many of you already know, I am not the one who frets about chores. Not that I am very efficient or meticulous but I don’t let the household chores take my mind space. Be it cleaning, organizing, so on and so forth. I digress. So, yesterday as I folded the laundry one after … More Can I be paid for this job?
A dream. 3912 kms | 130 hours | Gearless Scooter | Kashmir to Kanyakumari In the August of 2017, Nisha Rao attempted an adventure that no other woman had tried before. She rode her Honda Activa, gearless scooter from Kashmir to Kanyakumari in 130 hours. “What the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” ― Napolean … More Kashmir to Kanyakumari – Nisha Rao’s solo ride
It is hard to miss the Yuru Gompa, popularly known as the Lamayuru Monastery. On the way to Leh, this monastery is the oldest and largest existing Gompa in the entire Ladakh Region. Built in the 11th century, the landscape around this monastery is unique and stands out. Since photography isn’t allowed in the monastery, … More A walk in the Lamayuru Monastery
“But friendship is precious, not only in the shade, but in the sunshine of life, and thanks to a benevolent arrangement the greater part of life is sunshine.” … More #ThursdayTreeLove – 23
On our road trip to Ladakh, we spent a night in Srinagar and stayed on a house boat on the Nigeen lake. The morning we were set to leave, I spotted this guy selling flowers on his Shikara. This post is #49 on Wordless Wednesday and I am also linking this to The Daily Post … More Do you want to buy some flowers?
She made me smile that evening. I wasn’t expecting her and it would have been okay if she hadn’t showed up. She is honest and regular and I have never had a doubt on her work. To add to that, some times I tell her to take a day off if she wants. I also … More She made me smile
This July, I traveled 13,497 kilometers(8387 miles) from Bangalore to Minneapolis for work. A new country, city, roads to remember, culture to observe and the food to experiment took a lot of my mind space. Of all things, the one that caught me by surprise was ‘the time of the day’. Look at the picture above and … More What time of the day is it?
happiness and food 