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Bloganuary Day 26: My favorite family traditions
My family actually does not have a ton of traditions. We live in the moment, mostly. We make plans as we go – it is a fun life. With that said, we do maintain a couple of light traditions. Those are celebrating Vishu and Onam, when all of us are home. Vishu marks the beginning Read more
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Bloganuary Day 25: What do I enjoy doing most in my leisure time?
Until recently, I used to chastise myself for “wasting time”, for using time that could very well be used for a productive task to do something unproductive. In fact, this is often the textbook definition of procrastination – you end up doing irrelevant things as you put off important, but difficult, tasks. I started seeing Read more
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Bloganuary Day 24: A place close to home that I haven’t yet visited
My wife and I moved to Kochi in 2016, I love this city and want to stay here for the foreseeable future. This year, we would have spent eight glorious years in the city, and by now, we have explored every nook and corner of it. Well, almost. It is hard to believe that there Read more
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Bloganuary Day 23: Five Things I Do for Fun
Who doesn’t love having fun? As I have shared earlier in this blog, I am a big fan of the idea of NOT taking life too seriously, something I’m embracing more and more in life. In this context, I am getting more and more enamored of doing fun things. Or even finding fun in the Read more
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Bloganuary Day 22: What one thing would I make my pet understand?
As I had shared in this blog a few days back, and at other times, we have three cats. Every single day either (or all) of our three cats wake us up early in the morning, anytime between 6.30 to 8 AM, it is time that we usually are sound asleep. If there is one Read more
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Bloganuary Day 21: My name and its significance
My first name is “Hari”, and let’s be honest, I love my name. It means a lot of things. It is mostly associated with the Hindu God Vishnu and his avatar Krishna. Hari is usually attributed as one of the many names of both Gods. Additionally, the name has many meanings in Sanskrit, the most Read more
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