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Reminiscing the childhood days when I took part in Lohri celebrations in the north, and later learning how similar yet different the celebrations are in the south. My earliest memories of Lohri(harvest festival in the north of India) include going around houses with a bunch of friends seeking sweets made out of sesame seeds, peanuts,... Continue Reading →
Read on to know why? Each year like the majority of us, I jump on the bandwagon of penning down my new year resolutions with a vigour I have witnessed only in my pet when she spots her food. "while the rest of the world is making recap reels and celebrating the year that was,... Continue Reading →
Lessons learned from a year of parenting. For someone who had no prior experience, I jumped head first into this and it was scary as hell. She was here in an eye blink and I had no clue what to do. No amount of pet care videos prepares you for things that can happen. But... Continue Reading →
If there was ever a book written about me, this will be it. It's the story of my life written in a book. It connected to me on a personal level. The main protaganist's dislike for his name, his dual life growing up. Everything is relatable. Give the article a read to know more.
Things I learned after living in a hostel for 10 years. For a young adult, starting hostel life is the first step into an independent life. Or so you think. Anyone at that age would welcome the thought of staying alone, given the freedom it offers. No one to question your late nights, parties, sneaking... Continue Reading →
Life of a Middle Child and the Middle Child Syndrome. What’s the one thing Princess Diana and I have in common, you ask? If the title already didn't give it away. Apart from the obvious good looks and charm, we both are Middle Children. Although, I must confess that in course of writing this article... Continue Reading →
The internal battles we fight to feel valid. It's been two months since we shifted base to Husband’s home town .Given that my mother-in-law had some health concerns, we felt its best to come home and stay with her for a while. Back home when the lockdown was enforced, normal routines took a back seat... Continue Reading →
She came into our lives on a sunny July afternoon. Anticipation, anxiety, excitement all bubbled up together inside. Days of wait was over and here she was, given to us. Small, timid, fragile were words that resonated of her. I was scared, so was she. A new home, new people, new surrounding. It was all... Continue Reading →
In the present times, with the advent of social media and various other platforms. Its become easy for users to sit behind their smart devices and spew hate. World has become bitter and finding love in this scenario is vital. This poem sheds light on how to stop hate around and spread love instead. Click to read.
An article which is special in many ways, it reminds me of home and the memories connected. Onam, a festival all Keralites celebrate comes with a lot of memories. Read through for mine.
The Soulful Introvert 