That simply sublime taste, Sour, salty, hot and sweet, I savor your molten goodness, As I lick you off my fingers giddily. And oh God! Do I spy right, Or is that just my befuddled brain? Is that a hint of you stuck on the rim of the pan? Yay! There’s still some you that…
Hello Everyone! I realised (rather late) that I haven’t written a follow up post about this month’s Fone Free Day, which was on 30th April, 2017. Well, better late than never. So this post will tell you exactly how I fared this time. Remember how last time I was just fine without my phone throughout…
Originally posted on Madhusudan Singh:
आसमान में बादल छाये, गुजर गया अब जेष्ठ, बैल हमारे बूढ़े हो गए, जोत रहे सब खेत, धनियाँ कैसे बुआउँ धान, कैसे जोतुं खेत-2। हाथ का कंगन,कान के बाली, गिरवी रख दे गहने सारी, झट कहकर पल्लू में बाँधा, हाथ में गहने सब धर डाला, तड़प रहा पर मौन खड़ा…
It’s the second month of this Blogfest and we I have already seen a great many not only joining up, but also responding with kind words on stories shared by those involved in this blogfest. Each day we come across news or instances of violence, depravity, meanness and loss of humanity. The Blogfest attempts to bring a…
Originally posted on Tales of Mindful Travel:
The Meaning of Things A selection of quotes from “The Meaning of Things” by British philosopher AC Grayling with some personal interpretations and anecdotes of our own experiences, especially in Nepal and our work to improve the primary education system. #3 Education? Only the educated are free (Epictetus)…
Originally posted on Confused Thoughts:
We’ve all heard stories from our mothers, grandmothers and other homegrown bards. I too, grew up listening to such stories. Most of them came from the Mahabharat, the Jatak Kathas, some from Baba Yaga and the likes of Cinderella. But some special stories were my Mother’s own imagination. This tale…
Sangbad Mitra Blog: Thoughts of Words Our society. The great Indian society. We speak in Hinglish or Benglish or a’thing else – whatever comes to your mind. We attire ourselves in Western outfit, we sing their songs as if they are sung by our artists, we dance to the hip-hop, Michael Jackson and all – Bharatnatyam is so old,…
