I do - frame of freedom

This post is for the beautiful photo contest of Blogadda. “I believe I got stronger, independent, compassionate, more passionately inclined and much responsible to pursue joy in each and every aspect of my life’s dream shared and supported in free-will to enrich bonds. However, I definitely feel that “When a wife has a good husband it is easily seen in her face, in her smile..!” “_No one say...

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beyond drops of rain

When it rains, it pours. Past some days it has been raining very heavily every day. Yesterday, when I was crossing the road in the heavy rain and stiff traffic holding my umbrella...suddenly some strange random thought struck me. 'Umbrella not only shelters us in rain-showers but also when the sunrays wallop hard on head, it gives a soothing swathe.’ Every umbrella has its own story. My umbrella...

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Reflecting the Rain

Rain rains Go away, Come again some other day... And drench me in joy all the way.. In the hue of rainbow with a Steep fall of raindrop over my forehead.. For it’s the celebration of downpour.. Pouring pure all around and on clay!   For the gentle green lush grass growing in the surround Softly soak and showers blessing over me and tall Rain water on the road reflects the sky, my soul.. Flying...

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Top Ten Simple Delights of Life - Colours Magazine

In March,2010; I was given an opportunity to write my ever first guest post for 'Colour's Magazine', an adoarble site reflecting all shades of life. Here's the direct link of the guest post CLICK HERE or read below; ~ Followed by the ‘HUMMING TODAY BLOG REVIEW’ And an important announcement at the END of the post... Every person has a bit of philosopher in him/her and have his/her own a way of philosophy...

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Quick Indian Snack - Samosa Recipe

One fine day one of my friend asked me, “How we-Indians got independence?” I said we fought, struggled and latter got the freedom. To this my friend said a story behind this fact that how we actually got the freedom from the Britishers. My friend said that one fine day the Britishers were invited by Gandhiji over a evening snack gathering. Those were served then with ‘Samosas’ with the tea. The...

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Cloud of Child Labour

'I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.' _ Mother Teresa ~ This post is the combo post to reach out to all groups with the intense emotions imposing with an aim only to support and suggest the best in our own little way and ability to spread the awareness regarding Child-Labour. _Kindly read the first part of the post too, 'Child labour -...

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Child Labour – Lack of Compassion

Imagined not being able to move, One place and so strongly grooved, No play No pen Only soreness and soft small hands handling it all ..at the humble age Losing innocence… In every bit of …difficult breath and bread..! Definition of Child Labour that UNICFF, states is as follow: “Child labour as work that exceeds a minimum number of hours, depending on the age of a child and on the type of work....

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Goodbye

While he was leaving back for home in the office-bus, he could not get my glance in the bus. Soon he decided to call off today going by the office-bus. And straight away he came to the nearby cafe, where we used to hang around after office hours and interestingly he found me sitting all alone with two cups of warm coffee, both cups cold and untouched. And before he could ask or say anything to me,...

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My Super-Hero

Kindly DO NOT jump up to the last paragraph quickly by scrolling…please read the lines and paragraphs of rhymes that actually defines, MY Super Hero!Perhaps, you gonna be so proud of the bio attached and identified in every word of the line! It’s like a fixation with the SUPER-HERO of mine.Here, I’m sitting at the window with crossed legs,I’m still thinking about you.You have been with me wherever...

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