My better half is the kind of person who remembers to forget things. If he goes to the market with a grocery list containing 12 items then conveniently he would buy only the first four happily omitting the remaining eight. Even the first four would have a warped destiny. For example, if his grocery list … Continue reading What a Day? Valentine’s Day
As part of my blog's first anniversary, I am hosting a 'blog party'. Today is the Grand Finale and my guest is Esha Mookerjee Dutta. To the blogging world she is Esha@Soul Talk but for me, she is my dearest Mituldi. My sister from another birth, my soul sister. The lady whom I grew up … Continue reading Soul-Sisters from Another Lifetime #DownMemoryLane (Guest Post)
As part of my blog's first anniversary I am hosting a 'blog party'. Today my guest is Anamika Agnihotri. She is a mother of a 6 year old son. She is an observer, an optimist, an introvert, a spiritual seeker and an eternal learner. She considers herself as a silent crusader against gender bias and gender … Continue reading 5 Dialogues I Have Heard Time and Again (Guest Post)
As part of my blog's first anniversary I am hosting a 'blog party'. Today my guest is Natasha Sinha. Natasha carries sunshine on her shoulders and wisps of magic in her heart. She's a nature and animal lover, communication consultant, fitness enthusiast, avid biker, dog mom, home diva, spiritual Buddhist, with streaks of crazy. She also juggles … Continue reading INSYA’S DREAM (Guest Post)
As part of my blog's first anniversary I am hosting a 'blog party'. Today my guest is Moon from Life as it Happens. Moon writes amazing Flash Fictions and short stories in her blog. She is a beautiful story teller. Moon has been a contributing author at mycity4kids and Women’s Web in the recent past. … Continue reading Light in the Dark- (Guest Post)
As part of my blog's first anniversary I am hosting a 'blog party'. Today my guest is Varad. He blogs at Loose end of the red thread (L.E.R.T). He is a 35 year old businessman, husband to a beautiful wife and father to two awesome boys. He used to play cricket at the district leagues … Continue reading The Masterpiece (Guest Post)
On the eve of the New Year of 2005, myself, Papun, and her younger brother Ishaan were chatting on the terrace of their apartment. It was a cold winter night and the terrace was quite airy making us feel the chills. Suddenly, Ishaan noticed a jute gunny bag behind us. It seemed as if there … Continue reading When we found a Dead Body on the Terrace #memoir
When I was twelve years old, I fell in love with a sixteen year old boy. I first saw the picture of that curly haired boy in the sports section of a children’s magazine called “Shuktara.” It was love at first sight. Adolescence was in full bloom. Fluctuating hormones made the love intense and I … Continue reading When Sachin Tendulkar Smiled at Me #memoir
When a young girl in her mid twenties decides to shift to a different city to live on her own, parents as well as friends, relatives and neighbours get anxious. They start worrying about her security, even though the girl feels extremely liberated to be free after two decades of parental monitoring. When I was … Continue reading Lost Movie Tickets: An Example on How to Write a Memoir #memoir
Trina Looks Back 