Since we’re celebrating dads, here’s some inspiration to get us started. ‘My dad always told me to fight fire with fire….That got him kicked out of the fire department.’ Dad Jokes 101. Now you know where I get my poor jokes from. Hehe. Fathers and father figures are the most puzzling people in the universe. They are like clues to a crossword. They’ve got hints … Continue reading The Dad Crossword
What are the things that come to mind when one thinks of a rainy day? A cozy nap, a nice cup of hot chocolate while reading a murder mystery, or, a full blown shopping spree at one of the trendiest places in your city. While the first two options are great for staying home, today, I decided to get out the brolly and unleash the … Continue reading The Rainy Spree
In a world where the word lit has two definitions, lets go with both. After all, when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade, right! Hehe. We come across so many forms of light apart from the sun, be it street lamps or candles or fairy lights or even chandeliers. In this post, Imma take you through some of my favourite photos incorporating the above … Continue reading The Lit Blog
Fun Fact: Da Nang was a city we decided to visit based solely off of an ad on TV. So the only thing that came to mind en route the city was that some bridge here got hands. While that is true, Da Nang was a city like nothing I’ve ever seen. Often when we travel to foreign places, there are elements which strike us … Continue reading Postcards ft. Da Nang
Travelling to Cambodia was literally a decision that was made after looking at an assortment of Google images. We combined the trip with our whole summer tour to South East Asia, including Vietnam, Singapore and Malaysia for a grand period of two weeks. Now, with the said number of countries on the itinerary, the whole tour was what I like to call a ‘flash tour’. … Continue reading Flash tour ft. Siem Reap
Travelling to Greece was an idea borne out of watching Disney’s Hercules and reading Rick Riordan’s fiction entwined with Greek mythology. In fact before visiting Greece, the only thing I pictured when I thought of the country was alabaster statues with empty eyes, philosophers and broken columns of stone. While the country has a lion’s share of the above elements, walking through its streets gives … Continue reading Postcards from Zeus
Spring is a season I thoroughly enjoy. For starters, I’ve got my birthday in Spring besides it’s also a time when my little home garden literally springs out in full bloom. Now, I may be allergic to pollen but when it comes to flowers, what’s life without a little risk? I realised I haven’t really blogged about my garden before so now, Imma take you through … Continue reading Spring!
Caution: Boiling hot tea coming right up! The city of Darjeeling in the state of West Bengal, is the place to go if you enjoy your daily cuppa. Darjeeling Tea is one of the most popular teas in the country and it also has a revered place in the world, earning it’s title, ‘The Champagne of Tea.’ Apart from its association with the second most … Continue reading India’s Cup of Tea
From the years 2013 to 2015, our family went on an Indian expedition. Each year, we covered one part of India, including one to three states and multiple cities over a course of ten days. This expedition began right in the heartland i.e in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Alright, on to the fact file, Madhya Pradesh, which translates to ‘central province’ is a state located … Continue reading The Heart of India
One of the most popular things that India is associated with is the Taj Mahal. Having one of the wonders of the world in your own country does raise the bragging rights sky high. Besides, when you go to visit the Taj Mahal, you not only see a wonder but a whole city deeply rooted in history. Agra, a city in the state of Uttar … Continue reading Agra, India
