I like reading other bloggers' posts because they inspire me. I often think, how did they come up with that, or how have they thought to write it in this way. It's not envy or jealousy, it's admiration for the bloggers and writers, and hope that I will be able to write something which will … Continue reading Being Agile?
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Short trips to the supermarket
Earlier during the week, my flat mate and I decided to cook dinner. The weather was great for a day in winter. It was sunny; foggy in the morning but the fog disappeared as the sun came up brighter and shinier. We were at the University during the day, removing our stuff from our lockers (next … Continue reading Short trips to the supermarket
The Suzhou Center
I had had enough of eating pasta, burgers, panini and other types fast food every day for one semester. That's why I think eating Chinese food today made me appreciate the different flavours and textures. Despite the fact that my exams ended on Wednesday, I still was not in the mood for holidays. My mind … Continue reading The Suzhou Center
Wavy, curly, straight
I used to hate my hair; it was long until my waist and was neither straight nor curly, rather it was and still is, to my regret undulated. It was and still is dark brown in colour (though I would like to dye it green) and was kept in braids or ponytails most of the time … Continue reading Wavy, curly, straight
Time to cherish
I find it difficult to keep in contact with people I meet and friends I make unless they approach me. That was why I surprised myself when I asked a friend for coffee on Christmas day. I bought a hazelnut latte and he had a Frappuccino. Fun story about Starbucks, whenever I go to Starbucks … Continue reading Time to cherish
Hope for Christmas
You gave me hope that we could be more than friends You grabbed my hand and danced with me You leaned towards me and whispered sweet nothings in my ear I gave you my hand and you made your way towards my heart You flirted with me just like I did Then you flaunted her … Continue reading Hope for Christmas
Suzhou’s subway
via The Daily Post The communal experience of travelling by metro in Suzhou is not as daunting as compared to travelling by train in India maybe but it can be quite scary for someone who had never been in a metro or a train before. The only modes of transport in my country are … Continue reading Suzhou’s subway
Crying for love
Tears came to the rim of my lower eyelid Threatening to overflow the eye socket And they did Glistening on my cheeks Over the cheekbones The cheeks heating up The nose filling with mucus Making their way to the quivering chin And then onto the hands on my lap I was too weak to wipe … Continue reading Crying for love
Torn
via Daily Prompt She was torn. Susheela told her to stay quiet and be the people-pleaser that she has always been but Charlie told her to be more assertive and stand up for herself. Nikita had been seeing a counsellor for a few months now, and she felt more conflicting now than ever. She still … Continue reading Torn
Review time
We are nearing the end of December and as such, it's time for a little review of some of my posts. Many times there are posts which I think I have written quite well but they don't receive much traffic and then there are others which are not exceptionally well-written but people read them and … Continue reading Review time