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Month: September 2018

3 Ways to Woo your Mother-in-law

Posted on 28 September 201828 September 2018 by Mayuri Sharrma

I am not a television buff. But I have a small list of programs that catch my fancy and I watch them when I can. My mother-in-law, on the other hand, loves watching television and has a long list of favourite serials she doesn’t like miss a single episode of each one of them. A…

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Poem : O Mother of a Son #MyFriendAlexa

Posted on 28 September 20189 May 2021 by Mayuri Sharrma

O Mother of a Son do I see you celebrating there? The birth of your pride, your prize, your heir   O Mother of a Son is that derision I see? Each time you look at a woman who has birthed a She   O Mother of a Son do you wonder if you love…

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How Mandira Bedi taught me to wear a Saree, and other positives of Social Media

Posted on 24 September 201818 February 2022 by Mayuri Sharrma

I think a Saree is a beautiful garment. Ask me to wear one though and it suddenly transforms into the most complicated 6 yards of cloth! Reason? I don’t know how to wear a saree right. Or at least I didn’t, till Mandira Bedi taught me. Mandira Bedi taught me to wear a saree? Yes….

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From Worriers to Warriors: Fighting Influenza : MomVsFlu #MyFriendAlexa

Posted on 18 September 201818 September 2018 by Mayuri Sharrma

I am an Aunt to Twin Nieces. The joy they bring to our lives is priceless and I love watching them grow. When they started going to school last year our entire family was very excited. Buying them their uniforms, school bags and water bottles was an experience, as we enjoyed their firsts with them….

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Of Didi, Aunty & Madam

Posted on 17 September 20189 February 2025 by Mayuri Sharrma

‘You’re looking beautiful, Aunty.’ The teenage girl with braces had to repeat this line thrice before I realized her compliment was directed at me. ‘Aunty?’ ‘Me?’ ‘Already?’ These were my thoughts when I was first called by the term every woman hates being addressed by, ‘Aunty.’ Then I told myself that being newly married probably…

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A North-Indian makes Filter Kaapi #MyFriendAlexa

Posted on 10 September 201818 September 2018 by Mayuri Sharrma

I am a Tea loyalist. I start my day with a cup of strong Chai. My Husband loves waking up to a tumbler of Coffee though. Freshly brewed Filter Kaapi, no less. After we got married The Husband taught me to make filter kaapi, just as he likes it. Ever since then I make him…

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Home Buying : Then & Now #GharAajaIndia #MyFriendAlexa

Posted on 7 September 201818 September 2018 by Mayuri Sharrma

Home is where love resides, memories are created, friends are always welcome and laughter never ends – Anonymous My father is fond of telling us this story often, of how his father, my grandfather, bought his first home. It was the early 1960’s when my grandfather decided to buy a home, 5 years later. He…

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#MyFriendAlexa : FAQs

Posted on 4 September 201810 September 2020 by Mayuri Sharrma

So, you registered for #MyFriendAlexa. Congratulations! Now that this blog challenge has started, you are probably realising that you were unaware (or didn’t bother to find out) of what this challenge is truly about? You assumed signing up for Alexa would magically change everything for you and your blog, at the soonest and with minimum…

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The Blue One #MyFriendAlexa

Posted on 3 September 201810 August 2020 by Mayuri Sharrma

I had just stepped into my teens when my grandmother thought I should start praying and fasting on Mondays, to Lord Shiva. To get a husband like him in the future, was my grandmothers explanation. I listened to her and did start, partly out of respect, and mostly because of the delicious food that we…

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Are you a Frielth? #MyFriendAlexa

Posted on 1 September 201818 September 2018 by Mayuri Sharrma

Have you heard of the word ‘Frielth’? Probably not! I hadn’t heard of it either, till I coined it. Yes, I’ve created this word, which is a combination of Friend + Health = Frielth Let me explain. As I have grown with friends I have realised that being a friend entails heart-to-heart talks, tiffs, pity parties,…

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