Hey, how you doing? I was thinking about how my life is today, the people in it and I know that I may not ever say this to your face (just because I would hate to flatter you!)…but jokes apart, I wanted you to know. So here goes. If 10 years ago I … More To The Ex Who Never Really Became An ‘Ex’: Thank You!
How does one cope with loss? Loss not of a job but the physical presence of an individual. We hear these stories, read about them on social media/news and at times it hits close to home. Earlier this year a friend lost a parent – it was sudden and unexpected. Another close friend lost his … More How Do You Support A Grieving Person Cope With The Loss Of A Loved One?
It may be 2016 however an institution that has been sacred since centuries continues even today. For a woman more so in India to be unmarried and almost 30 is as good as bearing the Scarlet A on her forehead. It’s not enough that she is well read, educated and has built a career or … More Eating Out Alone = Scarlet Letter?
Every year the emphasis on spirituality, well-being, inner happiness, fulfilment and contentment keeps looming larger. The number of articles and courses I come across daily on the above themes seem to be increasing by the day. And though there are a hundred factors that might comprise a life that feels is moving closer to attaining … More Gratitude – Little, yet Loaded
We all feel the need to get away from the bustle of our everyday lives to re-connect with ourselves. Here’s why offbeat getaways are such a fantastic idea! The New Year arrives and the excitement for me has little to do with parties and sending a 100 texts wishing everyone. Rather, it’s fueled by my … More 5 Reasons To Pick Offbeat Getaways For Your Travel Wishlist In 2016
Over the last few weeks, I have noticed a pattern regarding conversations with my male friends on the overly articulated subject of ‘marriage’. With most approaching an age where it is either the family wanting them to get married or their own desire to enter the said institution – it is certainly on the priority … More Men & Marriage
After much insistence by a close friend, I gave in to her suggestion and picked up the first book in the series – 50 Shades of Grey. Yes, it is indeed a book on erotica but I found it so much more. It spoke of acceptance, romance, and facing one’s demons and above all – … More The Shade Of Cynicism
This post is my expression of style for the ‘A Style Of My Own’ blogger contest by Women’s Web and Trishla emart. For me, the mention of the word style is automatically associated with my sister. As much as she stays updated with the latest trends and designs, she has her own inherent style, her … More A Style Of My Own
So a while back I wrote about concealed depression. As I went back and read what I had written on the same the sad reality hit me that I conquered it then and somehow the grasp of it was so strong that it pulled me back yet again. And I found myself with the questions … More How Travel Is Good For Your Soul
Wanderlust Trippings 