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Laughing at Life
Originally posted on A Small Island:
Whats disturbing in one moment is hilarious the next. Humor is usually the release of tension caused by a change in context regarding a shocking or absurd event. People who don’t laugh are usually bitter, cynical, and resentful of the cruel nature of the world. The reasons for this… -
Travel encounter continues
Originally posted on Ayesha's Diary:
She entered the classy room of the Hotel which was her home for the next three weeks. She studied every corner of it to check out the things that were available. As usual, there was a TV, a coffee maker, an office space and hold on what was that?… -
Travel encounter continues
She entered the classy room of the Hotel which was her home for the next three weeks. She studied every corner of it to check out the things that were available. As usual, there was a TV, a coffee maker, an office space and hold on what was that? Something new caught her eye, a […]
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Face of God
Originally posted on Grandmas' stories:
A woman of substance, a face as bright as the sun and love as the flow of the water – that’s my grandma. She left us to the heavenly abode three years back but she still lives in our hearts even closer than during her earthly life. Through the Grandma’s… -
When it rains…
The Red Velvet Mites, the first time I saw them was when I was in school. I have a very vague memory of all the students always in search of them, that came out of their hiding place during rains. Though this looks like a spider, the students knew this wasn’t harmful. I remember us […]
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The child in me
When I was in school, I used to avoid drawing classes. My creativity never went beyond drawing a village scene, a home, trees or birds when I was handed a blank paper to draw. Lately, when I was gifted a box of color-pencils by my far away friend in Philippines – the child in me […]
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Rush hour
My route on the way to the bus-stand. Often, I am in a too much rush to look around. But today it was different. With a little bit of rains the climate became so pleasant that I couldn’t stop myself from taking smaller steps so that I could feel the moment and enjoy the view […]
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Her first travel encounter
Ladies and gentlemen, the Captain has turned on the Fasten Seat Belt sign. If you haven’t already done so, please stow your carry-on luggage underneath the seat in front of you or in an overhead bin. Please take your seat and fasten your seat belt. And also make sure your seat back and folding trays are in their full upright position. If you […]
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The Joy of Giving
Earlier this month, I got the opportunity to participate in the event organized at Apang Manav Mandal Boys Hostel, an NGO focused for elevating the children with disabilities. As per the original instruction that we received from our Event Lead we were to assist and motivate the children for a drawing competition. The first thought […]
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Ayesha’s Tragedy
Just like everyday, Ayesha returned home late after a long and tiring day at work. She had dinner with her family and excused herself for bed. She could never go to sleep directly without listening to some music or reading a bit. Ayesha led a life surrounded by a lot of people but she was […]
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Trust in God
Few years ago, I was in Mumbai for a business trip for a couple of days. This being my first trip to the happening city of Mumbai, I wanted to take all the opportunity to experience it and visit some of the famous churches which I always wanted to. The first day, I visited Mt. […]
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