Welcome back to the Indian Expat life series! I’m reaching out to Indian expats with families from across the world, to understand how they are leading their lives, in different countries. This week we are getting to know more about what living in Australia is like! When I was pursuing my Masters I was fortunate to meet […]
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Happy Teacher’s Day!! It is true how teachers play a role in building your first interest in books. I was blessed to have a teacher in my mum who introduced me to some beautiful books that influenced the way I looked at life. Putting down a few in this post and also my ambitious reading
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Welcome to the Indian Expat life series! I’m reaching out to Indian expats with families from across the world, to understand how they are leading their lives, in different countries. If you want to know more about what living in Scotland is like, find it here! Today we are discussing Scotland. The place of castles,
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Nincy Mondly continues to reflect on her journey of faith, seeking God, doing her best while coping with paraplegia. This is the second part of Nincy’s story. Please find the first part here. What led you to finally accept your condition? And what was the most difficult part of accepting yourself with paraplegia? I think
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She may be confined to a wheelchair but Nincy Mondly’s story of faith while coping with paraplegia, is surely going to inspire you today. I was browsing through some random craft ideas for my son one afternoon, when my phone beeped. It was a message from my paternal cousin. She wanted me to watch a
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The Gulmohar tree and the golden Laburnum (Amaltas) tree are both my favourites. Both dot the landscape of Delhi. One has striking red or orange flowers while the other has golden shower like blooms that are delightful. However the one that is close to my heart is the Gulmohar. I have been acquainted with the
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‘Surahis’/ earthen pots, radio sets, inland letter covers and fountain pens are all things from the past. They may no longer be found in Indian homes. Yet they cannot be banished from our memories because of the significant roles they played in our lives. Surahis – things from the past In my early childhood very
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We all know how babies are demanding of their mother’s attention. They cry, they feed, they poop. My two month old, however, had a slightly different technique. Read the following letter I wrote to my son, to find out! My dear Steve I can’t believe that its been more than 4 years since your Dada
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