Okay, so I’ve been reading a lot. A lot more than usual, what with the traveling and waiting in places! Among the four books I was reading last week, one was a romance novel. Yes. I love those once in a while. I fondly remember those days when my Mom and I…
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I meant to have this book review up last week, but got caught up with my son’s college admissions and related activities. But here I am now, most things wrapped up and looking forward to an interesting new phase in life. I was in excellent company, though, because I read THE…
Yes, I know. Two book reviews back to back. The joy of reading is a lovely thing. I read “Love Your Enemies: How to Break the Anger Habit & Be a Whole Lot Happier” by Sharon Salzberg and Robert A.F. Thurman over a year ago and while looking for something a…
Book review of coffee table book “Capturing Wildlife Moments in India” by Ashok Mahindra of The Hem Chand Mahindra Foundation with a foreword by Asad R. Rahmani, Director, Bombay Natural History Society. One of my favorite outings is a day at the zoo. I’ve enjoyed visiting some of the best in…
Dear Vidur, As long as we live, we learn. And it is a good thing too, isn’t it? Life would be boring if learning had to stop. I am always amazed how we’re exposed to something new almost every day. For example, today, I learned that I could actually scroll through…
This is my book review of “Orchard House – How a Neglected Garden Taught One Family to Grow” By Tara Austen Weaver I feel privileged to have read this beautifully and lyrically written book. But first, let me show you the book blurb Orchard House by Tara Austen Weaver Category: Garden/Food…
Any collaboration with Samantha Redstreake Geary is a treat. I still remember the day she bribed me with coffee to participate in a serial story. As if I needed any bribing! Not that I said no to the coffee…still. I loved writing for the Tree of Life (available on Amazon). She announced the…