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Your Energy – #NaBloPoMo May 4 – #Daughter

May 4, 2015 / Leave a Comment / Parenting, Photography / Daughter, NaBloPoMo - May

Today’s Prompt: Your Energy My energy comes from my baby! One hug from her and I am all rejuvinated 🙂

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Childhood Memories

November 27, 2014 / 1 Comment / Parenting / Children, Daughter

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I am re living so many childhood memories with my daughter 🙂 Some of them are around silly rhymes we used to sing as kids. I taught her a few and then when I met my friend last month she reminded me of a few more… Aa Mina Aa Mina, Super Cina Kaala Baba

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21 Feb over the years…. I just love it when random memories crop up like this. So grateful for devices we have and the ability to look back. I can see the changes not just physically, but how much I’ve grown and changed!

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Me: let’s take a cute picture.
Sunflowers: let’s remind her she’s not the main character.

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Gender Roles are different and the expectations from men and women are different. That is the reality of our life. The differences show up in the smallest of ways. Sometimes , we’d like to change them, and sometimes, it is better to just acknowledge and accept. The awareness itself is a good first step.

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What’s your favourite chemical exfoliant? I’ve tried The Ordinary AHA BHA peel as well as The Ordinary Glycolic acid. While both work well on the exfoliating part, my skin goes red and bumpy for 2-3 days afterward. And yes, I moisturise and lot and lay off the actives.
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Unlearning What We Were Taught About Our Bodies
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They weren’t lying when they said that moving countries changes you.
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