I love chaat, of course because I am Indian! And also because there is something so special about it, it is a plethora of everything. It has overabundance of flavors – it is savoury, spicy, sweet and tangy. It is a jumble of textures, from mushy to crunchy, from creamy to flaky. And still when you eat it, each flavor and each texture stand out. Nothing gets mixed up in the crowd.
“Not all those who wander are lost.” ~ JRR Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring How does ‘wandering in the ruins’ sound? Adventurous? Laid back? Romantic? Perhaps even pensive? I lived every such emotion roaming in the streets of Hampi, like a nomad. As if, if …
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I jump at every opportunity where I can do something different with her. Whether it is a local community drive or visit to a how-so-ever-small farm, I am up for it. So when I found out about the Science Express exhibition parked literally right behind my house, I had to go.
Sometimes I feel that Diwali is absolutely overrated. And at other times I feel that Diwali is the purpose behind everything else happening in my life. As if I celebrate other festivals only so that they can lead me to Diwali.
Since Mangalyaan’s successful placement in the orbit of Mars, me and Little B are exploring everything space – spacecrafts, satellites, solar system and every other thing that moves and goes up in the sky. And today we found out we can send our names to Mars.
This handmade Thank You Card is again an inspiration from Eric Carle and follows his collage style. It is so simple that there are really not much instructions for me to write here.
Every time Little B wants to play Lego, she wants to play with all sets together. And every time she is done playing, I have to clean up by sorting and storing them in a couple of different ways. This storing was making me go mad!
Isn’t there an easier way to organize Lego which makes playing with it and cleaning afterwards simpler?
I asked her what she would want to dress up as and she instantly replied “The Cat in The Hat.” Huh! Really! I thought The Cat in the Hat was last year’s craze. Remember her 3rd birthday party? Nevertheless, I promised her to give The Cat in the Hat costume a try.
It is my fourth year into motherhood and I have found a way out. If it is my daughter’s name that people are identifying me as, how about I make that as my identity. I figured out ways in which I can nurture my daughter to the best of my ability and still create a place that caters to the professional within me.