My association with Horlicks began long before I was born. In fact, my grandmother, who fasted twice a week, believed that it was equal to a meal replacement and claimed that one glass of Horlicks made her feel full and energetic. When I was old enough to enjoy this health beverage,…
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Around this time last year, we were in seventh heaven. We were just back from a trip to Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh. If you are wondering why I said heaven on earth, it is because Himachal Pradesh is called “Dev Bhoomi” and it was a wonderful spiritual experience. But let me…
I’ve known Ruchira Khanna, the author and prolific blogger for some years now and I am happy to read and review her book “Voyagers into the unknown”, an unusual story. Thanks to The Book Club for a digital review copy of the book First, the book blurb. Paperback: 156 pages Publisher:…
It is time to look back at this year’s April A to Z Challenge. I almost skipped writing this post, but didn’t want to break the tradition, even though I don’t have much to say. This year, I wasn’t as involved as I hoped to be. 2013, the first year was…
As a diabetic, I was eager to find out what the buzz was all about with the Fortune VIVO Diabetes-Care oil. Considering that I try and minimize oil in my cooking and instead, substitute with healthy fats from fruits and nuts, I was curious. How can there be an oil that…
Book review of An Autograph for Anjali by Sundari Venkatraman I am delighted to review best-selling author Sundari Venkatraman’s latest book, “An Autograph for Anjali”, a romantic suspense novel, which I enjoyed tremendously, just as I’ve enjoyed all her books so far. Format: Kindle Edition File Size: 1095 KB Print Length: 303…
Mother’s Day. A day dedicated to the hand that rocks the cradle and should rule the world. She does, quietly, tirelessly, lovingly, subtly, without fanfare, without expectations. We love our Mom so much that we take her, and everything she does, for granted. In today’s world, where communication is so much…