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  • Something I Wish I Knew How to Do

    I’m a wishful thinker, and I keep wishing for so many things. In fact, I yearn for things all the time. And, at any point in time, I keep yearning for something! It’s a fact. Here’s a list of random things that I wish I’d knew how to do: I wish I knew how to Read more

  • My Favorite Toy as a Child

    Okay, this is a fun Bloganuary prompt! 😀 When I was around two years old, someone gifted me a toy car. It wasn’t remotely fancy or pretty. It was a fairly big (for a two-year-old) yellow car made entirely of plastic. It did not even have actual wheels even, if memory serves me right. It Read more

  • The last time I left my comfort zone

    I don’t know how, but I get sucked into comfort zones, all the time. The good thing though, is that I know when I’m one within a while. But by then, I’m too comfortable to get it out. Of late, I’ve been more proactive about realizing when I’m in a comfort zone and I know Read more

  • The Road Trip I would Love to Take

    Several years back, I saw a Malayalam movie called “Neelakasham Pachakadal Chuvanna Bhoomi” (literally translates to Blue skies, green seas, scorched earth). It’s the story about a young man called Kasi who decides to go on a cross country road trip across India (from the South in Kerala to the North East in Tawang), with Read more

  • The Advise I would give to my Teenage Self

    As a teenager, I was really unkind towards myself. I was grappling through all kinds of complexes. I did not feel good about myself. I felt that I looked like a weirdo. I had this weird feeling that I was an outcast and that I did not fit in. I was performing badly at school Read more

  • Thank you, 2021.

    Thank you, 2021.

    I won’t mince words, 2021 was one of the most difficult years of my life – especially on the personal front. My little family was shattered by the death of two of our cats, and that too in a brutal way. The second wave of COVID, and isolation seemed mild in comparison. Nevertheless, I am Read more

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