(image sourced from Corbis) It was 8 am only but I was late- the same old story of a poor soul trapped in a corporate world. While I was climbing the stairs to the metro station with a dazed face, something sparkled in my eyes. It was a mix of vibrant colours against the plain … Continue reading Tulsi
Metamorphosis
(Image Source: http://www.slideshare.net/Joy1618/the-metamorphosis-15879135) One rainy morning, Gregor gets up in the morning and finds out that he has turned into an insect! Instead of panicking over how he turned into a bug and how he can get back into his original form, he was worried how to get to the work as soon as possible.Metamorphosis … Continue reading Metamorphosis
Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (O heart! it’s difficult)
It’s been months and I desperately wanted to write something. Searching through some random prompts, I stumbled upon this one- write about a song that’s on your mind this week. I closed my eyes and tried to listen to the in-built jukebox I have in my mind and I came up with this: tu safar … Continue reading Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (O heart! it’s difficult)
Cost of freedom?
It always amuses me how alien locals of metro cities behave when I tell them excitingly that my parents are coming just to meet me. They often shrug their shoulders as if to react- what’s the big deal? When I walk up to my boss asking for a half day or a leave to spend … Continue reading Cost of freedom?
Inspiration #1: Rangoli
Symmetry is boring but colors are awesome. Everytime we talk of rangoli, first two keywords that rank the highest must be colors and symmetry so last Diwali I just decided to chuck the concept of symmetry and play around with the traditional theme of Lakshmi-Ganesh. Lets see how many of the figures are clearly distinguishable:1. … Continue reading Inspiration #1: Rangoli
Memories of the old mango tree….
Grandparents are like the huge green tree standing tall in the courtyard of a house. Even if they are not a part of the household, they hold the roots of the house. After a busy exhausting day, the family spends its evenings around the tree. I was never close to my grandparents but I know … Continue reading Memories of the old mango tree….
And at last I see the light……
I remember how my dad used to try to be extra cheerful on days when he felt low. He tried not to let us know that he is sad and would tell my mom quietly in the night. Sadly, I have not inherited this trait from him. I would sigh, crib, yelp and sulk to … Continue reading And at last I see the light……
I watched PK yesterday and I am not happy
Of late whenever I sit down to write something, I find myself at a loss for words. Maybe I am too busy to relax or too engrossed to think of something new but today I read few posts on FB that prompted me or rather irked me enough to scribble down my vague but strong … Continue reading I watched PK yesterday and I am not happy
Book Review: God is a gamer
It seems that Blogadda is hell-bent on making me read thrillers but I can’t complain because I loved both the books. In contrast to Private India which focuses more on India, God is a gamer focuses on global affairs. Although both the books are very different in stories and plots, one thing is common- Brilliant … Continue reading Book Review: God is a gamer
Bards of the Blogosphere: Week 3 Chapter 8- The Reunion
N.B. - This is the eighth chapter of the third week in the 'Game of Blogs' by the team 'Bards of the Blogosphere'. #CelebrateBlogging Read the previous chapter (7) here I start my day with your thoughts. I pray to you every night to be happy and safe- wherever you are, be … Continue reading Bards of the Blogosphere: Week 3 Chapter 8- The Reunion
The BIOSCOPED Life 