Here are some of my thoughts on the book "The Monk who sold his Ferrari" and what I've learnt from reading the book.
The Monk who sold his Ferrari
Category: Life in India
What we are… (Nov. 11, 2020)
We used to post this every Wednesday, and we thought why not begin blogging again by recording what we are upto. So, currently, Here’s what Madhurya had to say- Reading: Get a life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert. Watching: Movie "The bridges of Madison County" and series " How to get away with murder" on … Continue reading What we are… (Nov. 11, 2020)
LINKS WE LOVE
Here are some of the links/websites/blogs/people we love. Hope that you might find them useful and inspiring too... Bharatzkitchen and cookingshooking - These are my go-to youtubers for cooking videos. They make yummy restaurant-style cooking seem easy-peasy, which is very much a necessity these days with dining-out not happening anytime soon! Goodreads - I enjoy … Continue reading LINKS WE LOVE
Medha @ 10
"I finally reached a 2-digit age!!!" was Medha's delight and relief at turning 10! This girl can't wait to grow up! She's counting the years before she becomes a teenager! God save us when she does! Medha loves to dress up: She tries on different clothes, sometimes even mine, picks accessories carefully to go with … Continue reading Medha @ 10
Madhav @7
Madhav just turned 7! He has grown taller yet not an inch wider! He is smarter, naughtier, yet he remains the apple of everyone’s eye, including his sister’s, though she will fiercely deny this! Ha! Sibling rivalry! Not a day goes by without the 2 squabbling and skirmishing, pinching and pulling one another’s hair, complaining … Continue reading Madhav @7
Kerala
You can read my sister's detailed post from 4 years back when she took a trip to God’s own country. Our trip began with a visit to an aunt who lives in Cochin. After a hearty breakfast and family time we made our way to Thekkady. By the Pandikhuzi waterfalls we stretched our legs and … Continue reading Kerala
Binsar , Uttarakhand
After Jim Corbett National Park and Nainital, our next stop was Binsar, about 150 km away. The journey was uphill and winding. Since almost everyone, except me and a couple of others, suffered from motion sickness, it was a quiet journey, punctuated with frequent breaks for vomiting! On our way, we stretched our cramped legs … Continue reading Binsar , Uttarakhand
Nainital, Uttarakhand
We booked a day trip to Nainital from our resort- Club Mahindra Corbett National Park. I remember walking along Mall road with the Naini lake (lake shaped like an eye) on one side and the Kumaon hills on the other. It was vibrant; The streets were buzzing with people. Hawkers were selling colorful knitted shoes, … Continue reading Nainital, Uttarakhand
JimCorbett National Park
The Tiger is a large-hearted gentleman with boundless courage and when he is exterminated - as exterminated he will be unless public opinion rallies to his support- India will be the poorer by having lost the finest of her fauna. -Words by Jim Corbett, a British hunter, tracker, naturalist and an author of several books. … Continue reading JimCorbett National Park
In the time of Coronavirus
We are on lockdown mode. All of us are staying at home. We don't have anywhere to be, nor really anything much to do. It feels like a vacation, yet it is not. We can't go out as and when we want to. We can't hang out with friends and family. We can't travel. We … Continue reading In the time of Coronavirus
