The Great Ocean Road has a beautiful amalgamation of ocean and pastures, all in the same frame, so before I begin my discourse on the final leg of the Road, Imma give ye wee folks a riddle to simulate the little grey cells. What do you get when a baby sheep enters a ship’s cargo hold? -10 if you say a shipping baaa-rier(hehe) -100 if … Continue reading The Great Ocean Road: Postcards
Before I take ye folks 20,000 leagues underwater, here’s a riddle for ya: What is a fish’s favourite TV show? -50 if you say Shark Tank. -100 if you say Secrets of the Penguins. +250 if you say Drown-ton Abbey hehe…. Note: Feeding people to sharks is very middle class. hehehehehe…..IYKYK All right. So, one of my frames of mind, while visiting Australia, was simply … Continue reading Bubblin’ ft. SeaLife
Poised, as we are, on the brink of a picturesque safari, let’s get rollin’ with a pictorial riddle. Spot the similarities in the pictures below. . -10 if you say there’s a marsupial in both pictures.(There is but no, that’s not the answer.) -50 if you say they are examples of monochrome palettes. +1000 if you say there’s a … Continue reading Melbourne Be Wildin’
Before I step into Flyers’ Paradise, here’s a riddle to give your braincells a flying start. What is a butterfly’s favourite fruit? -10 if you blink like Betty Boop and say Sugar Plum. -50 if you say butternut squash. Why would you? +100 if you say Berga-moth Oranges. hehe…. Mayday! Mayday! Braincells Plummeting! Now that we have been grounded by this blogger’s sense of humour, … Continue reading Trail to Unity: Winged Wonders
Gardens are one of the most symbolic creations to exist. Shakespeare often saw gardens as a place where romance, forbidden or not, flourished. Frances Burnett depicted gardens to be symbols of faith and good health. Agatha Christie, however, decided that a garden was the ideal spot to hide a dead body and cover up a murder. hehe…. India has quite a treasury, when it comes … Continue reading Frangipani Diaries
To kick off the Earth Day celebrations, here’s a question that stimulates contemplation: What international prize did the cat with butt implants win? -10 if you say a plastic trophy. +50 if you say a Global Cat-Ass-Trophy. The number of electronics destroyed as a result of that joke is catastrophic…. Hehe:) The Earth has been around for 4.5 billion years. In her long tenure, she’s … Continue reading The Earth Day Blog
If your girl, with eyes like flames, likes to climb trees and make you read minds, then that’s not your girl. That’s a scene from Red Eyes by Varsha Seshan. Right. That joke is guaranteed to make you cry till your own eyes turn red, but the book is one that has it all. It’s got emotion, it’s got suspense, it’s got thrill, it’s got … Continue reading Book Review: Red Eyes
Alright, here’s a riddle for ya. What do you call a clairvoyant macaw? -10 if you say McAvoy. (Why would you?) +20 if you say Tarrot. hehe. Absolute bird brained humour right there. When I was in KL, I discovered that the city has a lovely bird park. So on a nice Thursday morning, I set off on a Google Map trail to Tamanburung Kuala … Continue reading Tweet Dreams ft. KL
Charles Dickens once said: “What greater gift than the love of a cat?” Truer words have never been uttered. Having a cat as a part of your family is a full blown ride. I adopted a cat on the fifth of February this year and since then, there’s never a dull moment in the house. My cat is called ‘Fish'(yeah, I named him…..) and he … Continue reading The Feline Photoshoot
Animals help us in so many ways. In fact, they are always around whenever there is work. They are always obedient and faithful and ever ready to help humans. Given this, it seems only fair to help them when they are in need. Here is an incident where I helped one of these faithful creatures of God. It was evening and I was coming … Continue reading Jasper
