It is that time of year again when I have the urge to be more with less. Spring clean. Clear clutter. Starting with August, the next year or so is going to be very hectic, what with a series of exams for Vidur and lots of short travel stints for Sury.…
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Black is one of my favorite colors. When I saw an email from BlogAdda inviting bloggers to participate in the WhatTheBlack contest and Expect the Unexpected experience, I thought, hey, what fun. I wrote my post for the WhatTheBlack contest and then, also applied for the “Expect the Unexpected experience” which…
As we live through the years, we tend to become blase and take certain things for granted, no? We don’t notice everything as keenly as we did, say, ten years ago. So many things cease to fascinate us, because they have become part of our lives, part of our routine. In…
I just love coffee. That’s not news, is it? I even mention it in my bio everywhere – that’s how important coffee is, in my life. I even included it in my #WhatTheBlack post listing the 5 black things I desire. While browsing some news today, I came across this fun…
Can’t deny that gratitude makes life worth living. What better way to start the month than with a gratitude list, eh? Today I am grateful for lots of things. I am still catching up on my two-day absence from home and dealing with email, work backlog and all the stuff I…
I can’t believe today’s July 31! This month just seems to have flown by! When I signed up for the Ultimate Blogging Challenge July 2014 and BlogHer NaBloPoMo for July 2014, I was naturally excited. Writing has never been a hardship – in fact, I’d go crazy if I didn’t! The…
Yes, work is important, especially if it brings home the bread and butter. Everything else is a bonus. The super-rich will claim that money is not important. Most of us have to work hard to feed ourselves, our families and those we support. But then, work is not the most important…