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Category Scribbles & Reflections

All ears, are we?

Most people who have known me, and by that I mean, the ones I haven’t given a cold shoulder to, know that I am a talker. I can talk quite passionately about things that interest me, things that I’ve found… Continue Reading →

Let your feelings flow

I have looked at a number of people and wondered, “What does anyone gain from hiding feelings?” Yes, there are people who are annoyingly oversensitive and irritate the hell out of others by constantly overdoing the display of emotions –… Continue Reading →

Come, let’s spread joy!

I learned the importance of treating everyone equal and with respect from Amma. Not that Acha treats people differently; but I grew up with Amma and she has always been extra careful in this regard. From the time I can… Continue Reading →

The younger child’s curse

I have heard people talk about how the youngest child in a family is always the most pampered; the most cared for; the one who gets everything she wants. I have also heard people say that the youngest child is… Continue Reading →

When shamelessness becomes strength

Having no shame is normally supposed to be bad. But at times, it is a great quality to have. And I’ve learned that from none other than my Amma. Quite contrary to my usual way of doing what I want… Continue Reading →

Hero Evolution: Jerks to Gentlemen

Hari and I were skipping channels today when we happened to watch a scene from an 80’s Malayalam movie for hardly 2 minutes. My oh my! That would count as the most “Whaaaa???!!!” 2 minutes of my life. There was… Continue Reading →

Happiness, just a hug away!

One of my friends came home last year with his wife. Before he reached, he called me up and said half-jokingly and half-seriously, “Hey, don’t hug me when you see me okay? My wife is with me.” I laughed and… Continue Reading →

An ugly duckling’s story

I happened to try my hand at something out of my realm recently; I wrote a short story. It was for a contest conducted by a popular brand as part of the Jaipur literature fest. The theme was Beauty Paradox:… Continue Reading →

Writing – my lifeline

I have always enjoyed writing. The love for writing started at quite a young age. To be very precise, it started when I was around 7 or 8. I used to jot down silly poems, on the lines of famous… Continue Reading →

When I see you again

I am a person who has a constant fear of death – not my death, but of my loved ones. From the time I can remember I have lived in a perpetual state of worry about whether anything would happen… Continue Reading →

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