I’ve also started really pressuring myself to figure out some sort of New Year’s Resolution. Some years I decide to make one, but often times I opt out. Almost every lifestyle news article I read is about formulating the perfect New Year’s Resolution, so how do I decide what is perfect for me? I will create/update my website Getting regular doctor check-ups so you don’t … Continue reading Resolutions for 2016
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 910 times in 2015. If it were a cable car, it would take about 15 trips to carry that many people. Click here to see the complete report. Continue reading 2015 in review
2015 has been a bit of a busy one, that I know. The main thing I suppose was finishing university, which seems like so long ago, although it’s only been 4 months – TIME, Y U FLY? U ARE NOT A BIRD. Also had some good times, but a lot of it wasn’t exactly the best, but hey…it makes you appreciate the good moments even … Continue reading Lessons learnt in 2015
So, let me tell you the story of how I got married. I was 26 and had just completed my Informatics degree. I started working in an IT firm and at an employee group dinner, I met this handsome Indian men, Rohit. We struck up a great rapport and started hanging out with each other quite a bit. A month later, He asked me out. … Continue reading “So tell us how you both met!”
The way Indian parents deal with their children is very different from how a lot of other parents do so. There’s a reason why Indian kids think twice or thrice or a hundred times before doing shit. Because they know that if their parents find out about it, they’re fucked. Indian parents literally laugh at the idea of a “timeout” or “the stand within … Continue reading Indian parents – strict and discipline~!!
Who said dreams cannot come true? It has been a busy 2 weeks since my last post. Much has happened since then. Finally, my bachelor thesis has come to an end! I now have a very strong feeling of relief (because I managed to finish it in time!) and accomplishment (because it wasn’t always trivial to see the light at the end…). I finished my bachelor degree on … Continue reading Bachelor’s Degree
Individuality is something that comes out of the instinctive for self – preservation because unless you develop a certain individuality you cannot protect or preserve yourself. So this individuality gets built up initially for physical survival after sometime due to misunderstanding of lack or due to strong identification with the individual body. The bodies are individual, there is different organism – though it is functioning with the … Continue reading Individuality
Since my last post about being nominated for the Liebster award for the first time by Jennifer, I have been nominated twice more! Firstly by Vishal and then Joan As I have done this once before, I won’t be redoing the whole post, I will just answer the individual questions from each one! Questions asked by Vishal: The most unique part of your own writings that you feel? The … Continue reading Liebster award #2 and #3
Food consumption has been looked at very carefully in this country. There are different types of people in India – What they should eat? Or generally every human. Each person needs different type of building up of a body. If you want to run 100 meters next to Usain Bolt, what kind of food should you eat? If you just want to work in some … Continue reading Food consumptions – Ban cow slatter- India
I got nominated by Jennifer Juneau for the Liebster Award! First of all I would like to thank Jennifer Juneau for the nomination. She is the one who so kindly nominated me. Hover over her blog name and you can visit her site directly.I wanted to share a little bit about the award, it’s basically getting a big red heart from another blogger. They share the love with … Continue reading Liebster Award #1
