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I am going to be off the www, the internet radar and spending some quality time with family for a couple of days. So I am sending out Friday hugs right now. And if you feel like spending some time here, here are some posts you may like, from December 2008. …
They could be 20 or 80 years old. They could be of any color, size, shape or status. It is irrelevant how long they have been together. It is easy to recognize a happy and healthy relationship Life is not perfect. (Oh, I know you know that!) But in spite of…
Book Review Building Brainpower – Turning Grey Matter Into Gold By Dilip Mukerjea 320 exciting pages Publisher: Westland Rs.750/- This extremely interesting book is authored by Dilip Mukerjea, whose work includes The Creative Brain Series and is considered one of the world’s top ten mind mappers. Beautifully presented, “Building Brainpower” is…
Yes, folks, I cleverly said “old staple” – those who know me, know what that is. Temples. You see, my actual plan was to post some fabulous pictures (oh, let me dream!) of Vidur’s school Annual Day which happened yesterday. What with all the running around, ferrying him to and fro…
I’ve always been a fan of lists. My mother was also big on lists and of course, the joy of seeing the number of things we check off is unparalleled. And oh, so motivating. To make the next one, of course. Another inspiration for this post is the lists I’ve been…
Folks, making the resolution to lose a few pounds was easy. Exciting, even. In November, during the NaNoWriMo, when I drove myself to run past the finish line and kept on running, I consoled myself that I’d make up for the non-activity, bunking the daily walk, taking the stairs (c’mon! I…