‘Shishir, don’t leave your wet towel on the bed!’ ‘Shishir, shut the windows of your room before you leave the house!’ ‘Shishir, finish all the food on your plate!’ ‘Shishir, learn to appreciate the varied tastes and flavours of food!’ ‘Shishir, don’t forget to take your keys!’ ‘Shishir, don’t leave your clothes on the floor!’…
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Lord of the Files #BarAThon
Saurabh Bhargav had always been diligent and hard working. His studious nature ensured good grades, and later a great placement. When he joined this company as a rookie he found a mentor in his boss. His Boss took a fondness for the earnest and ambitious lad and groomed him throughout his tenure to take over…
Sunset in the Jungle #ThursdayTreeLove #Week9
Did I tell you I love Ranthambore? Being there is more than just about Tiger spotting. You lose your mobile network as soon as you enter the park and without any connectivity to the world outside the park gates, it is just you and nature that connect. So many gorgeous sights to take in…
My 3 Mood Uppers! #ThankfulThursdays #Week30
My mood is pretty much like the weather in Bangalore, it changes often and without any warning * grin * Of course I enjoy the good mood phases, and so do people around me. However, when my mood takes a nosedive, or turns thunderous, I become irritable and snap at people around. Not a nice…
#ThursdayTreeLove #Week8
Ranthambore National Park is not only about Tiger and animal spotting. The landscape in the enormous park is stunning, no matter what the season may be. As Jeeps jump over these rough paths trees flash by in a whir , the colours changing rapidly. This pic was taken at 3:30 in the afternoon, as we…
I am simply ME! #Tag
I’ve been feeling a little uninspired lately, when it comes to writing. In fact I was feeling so uninspired that I was considering a wee break from blogging, till I spotted this tag on Paruls Blog! Of course I had to do it, and here it is! You could get your list of questions from…
Of Peacocks and Trees #ThursdayTreeLove #Week7
The sparrow is sorry for the peacock at the burden of its tail – Rabindranath Tagore The forests of Ranthambore are not only known for their Tigers. Sometimes, in the middle of a safari, as the sun mocks down at you and all the animals seem to have found shady holes to disappear into a…
3 Skills You’re Thankful For #ThankfulThursdays #Week28
Skill is defined as the ability to do something well. We thought up this prompt for #ThankfulThursdays and were pretty excited about it TILL it came to writing down our skills. Really, we were kind of stumped. Deepa remarked that it seemed like we were praising ourselves, and we all chuckled as we agreed. But…
#ThursdayTreeLove #Week6
Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. there is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature – the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter – Rachel Carson, Silent Spring On a walk in Cubbon Park, my…
#ThursdayTreeLove #Week5
The trees are God’s great alphabet: With them He writes in shining green Across the world His thoughts serene. ~Leonora Speyer On a road adjacent to Lalbagh Gardens my Mobile Cam captures this canopy of trees shading us from the harsh afternoon sunlight. Linking up with Paruls weekly #ThursdayTreeLove