Picture this. It is 8.50 am and you have just entered office for a 9.00 am meeting. Before heading into the meeting room, you want to pop into the pantry for a quick cup of coffee. You have a long day ahead of you and already thoughts about your meeting and the long to-do list […]
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That title did not mean Voot is not simple, it is simply a new show on Voot titled.. It’s Not That Simple. Marriages are not simple. Each marriage has it’s own learning curve, it’s own adjustments, contentment and discomfort. Now you throw unhappiness and an affair in the mix. What do you get? Well, It’s
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Some gems I have collected from Siri. To brighten up your Monday morning. Trying to bring Microblog Mondays back!
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My brother – has undoubtedly been my oldest friend. I realise this today as I look back several decades that somewhere along the line between mothering him, supporting him and fighting him… we became friends who could share everything with each other. As kids, we used to play together and one of my earliest memories
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I saw Sushma Swaraj’s speech at the UN in last evening’s news coverage. While the news channels played her key messages on loop, I noticed that backing her fierce words was a stern face. A speech of that kind needed a stern face to go with it and an accomplished orator that Sushma Swaraj is,
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As a busy working mom, I always claim to be short on time. While that notion itself is debatable, one of the things that gets pushed to the back burner all the time is my health. This is nothing new. I have seen my mother do it. All my colleagues do it. The only time
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Rightfully Wrong Wrongfully Right by Varsha Dixit is a the third part of a trilogy about finding your love. According to the Goodreads Book blurb Love is in the air again…this time it’s steamy, bold and manipulative! Gayatri and Viraj both are products of childhood trauma. Yet they were able to survive, one because of
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I was invited by JAMMs to attend a show by Roy Zaltsman – a renowned Mentalist this week. When I Googled for Mentalist, I found the following explanation: A Mentalist is an individual with highly developed intuitive and mental abilities. Mentalist performers use hypnosis, telepathy, psychokinesis and even mind control in their shows Now if
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There are many things that can describe Sid… Brilliant Photographer Master Storyteller Blogger Extraordinaire Doting Dad However, I know him as a wonderful friend. The proverbial nice guy in flesh and blood! Always there with solid advice, always there to lend a helping hand, always the voice of reason in the group. Sid, thank you
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You have been living under a rock if you do not know about Mohenjo Daro – Ashutosh Gowariker’s latest magnum opus. Ashutosh Gowariker seems to be travelling further in history with every film. I imagine how tough this must have been to research and maintain authenticity. A civilisation that was wiped away in 19th century
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