“Solitude vivifies; isolation kills” Joseph Roux Solitude to me is time with self. It’s an opportunity to block your own calendar and turn up on time to meet the most important person of your life and the only one you cannot live without. It’s time to introspect, to be grateful about all that you have, to … More Solitude and Self
How do you feel when a stranger helps you cross a busy road? How do you feel when someone gives you back your lost wallet with all the valuables intact? Have you even noticed a smile on that kid’s face when you stop at a signal and buy a little rose? Have you ever tried a … More Bliss in Humanity
W.A.T.E.R is not just water for a traditional Hinduism following Indian. It is another name for faith. Every other ritual or ceremony has this important element in some form. We even worship our rivers like Ganga and “Sangam“, a point where three scared rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati meet, holds a lot of religious value … More Water and Faith
A couple of weeks back on a beautiful Saturday morning, VT and I were on a drive looking out for a good breakfast joint. When we reached a big crossing and saw that the traffic signal was beaming RED, VT decided to stop the car behind the vehicle ahead of us. That space was sort of unevenly occupied … More Street and Space
house (noun) : a building in which people live home (noun) : the place in which one’s domestic affections are centered The difference between a house and a home is pretty evident. When I got my first job, I stepped out of the hostel life and paying guest accommodations. That was the first time I had to look … More House Vs. Home
A lot of people who know me also know the fact that I try new things as long as it’s not learning to drive. Tom Rath who I haven’t met yet, also tells me that I am a learner. I have tried my hand at a lot of things like baking, cooking, sewing, fabric painting, … More 100th Post – Happiness & Gratitude
This book’s cover page says “Is Revenge a Crime?” and throughout reading the book, I could not get my mind away from this question. As it happens with a well weaved thriller, I was urged to jump to the end to see who did what and whose revenge is the book all about. Good that … More God Is A Gamer : A Book Review
Wondering if the parlour is “cute” or people who go to this parlour come out “cute”!! My 7/n post on WW and also linking to the Write Tribe Pro Bloggers Challenge – October (Post #12). A pledge to write daily or at least write more than September 🙂
“Touchwood” inspired this post and yes, touchwood, you don’t have to go to this one ever. With so many retail outlets and shopping choices, preferences of female millennials have evolved. We have a lot of options ranging from Indian to Western and of course indo-westerns. Step out or shop online – the range and style … More "T" Tantrums
“Touchwood” inspired this post and yes, touchwood, you don’t have to go to this one ever. With so many retail outlets and shopping choices, preferences of female millennials have evolved. We have a lot of options ranging from Indian to Western and of course indo-westerns. Step out or shop online – the range and style … More “T” Tantrums
happiness and food 