Life is all about appreciating and celebrating the little things. When we’re present and savor every moment, everything looks wonderful. Much has happened since our last Gratitude Circle link up. Every day brings happiness and smiles. Let me share some of my most recent “gifts” today! Gratitude … for the gentle…
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Multicultural Children’s Book Day: Read Your World is on January 27, 2015. More about this at the end of the book review. I am privileged to be a Multicultural Children’s Book Day blogger and doubly honored to receive a digital copy of the fantastic book Larry and Friends from the very-talented…
I love my incredible India with all her beauty, spirit and spirituality. But if there’s one thing that’s a blot on our fabulous landscape, it is the zero regard for littering. I am not proud to admit that people have absolutely no compunction about throwing their trash in any form wherever…
I received an advance review copy of the book Model Undercover: New York by Carina Axelsson via Netgalley. The book was launched on January 6, 2015. This is a book spotlight featuring a Rafflecopter Giveaway for you, dear friends! I’ll be posting the book review next week! It is a lovely book – and as…
I was sharing my Triberr mates’ posts when I came across Katy Blevin’s post about a fun blog hop “That’s what she said” – where we write a post around a quote by a woman. This week’s quote’s message is: move on. Each week we will pick a quote, the quotes we…
I have a special writer friend over today with a guest post. Shweta Taneja. She’s the author of the rather mesmerizing book “Cult of Chaos”. I connected with her over a month ago…maybe more…and was delighted when she offered to write here. Right now, I am absorbed in her book and…
Is laundry only a woman’s job? That question literally begs for my most sarcastic self. It makes me see red – and no, Ariel cannot wash that off. I think there is no household chore that’s only a woman’s job. Unless she lives alone – or has a child/children too young…