Vinitha Dileep is a lover of words who found solace in writing and rewriting software codes until life took a turn and laid the path to writing poems every day. You can read her affair with words at Void Thoughts (http://thevoidthoughts.com)
Pic via Pixabay Blogging has given me an opportunity to connect with other people. Random people, living in different corners of the world, but holding similar views as mine. When someone new comments on my blog I feel heavily appreciated. The pleasure all these random strangers brings just by leaving a comment or a like is … More I want you to know..
This week my little boy started his schooling. He was very much excited to go to school, the new uniform and book bag added more enthusiasm to his already excited mind. I had mixed feelings though – happy to see his excitement, nervous about his new surroundings, relieved that he is adjusting to all the changes … More An experience – First week of school.
Copyright – Janet Webb The older woman in the mirror looked nothing like her, she realized. She asked “who are you?” “I am you, silly. Have you forgotten what you have done to yourself all these years by neglecting yourself, not paying attention to your dreams and avoiding your desires?” Her reflection stared at her posing … More If only….
“Mommy, Three in a row!”, exclaimed Jack knocking down the bowling pins. “Wow Sweetheart, you are fantastic “, encouraged Mona. Pushing his wheelchair, the once career oriented woman thought how happiness changed from meeting deadlines, bagging best performer awards to bringing smile on her lifeline’s face – time changes perspective! Linking this to the Fiction Challenge … More Perspective matters.
A click from the Wild Park Safari.. Linking this to Wordless Wednesday hosted by Ruchira at Abracabadra and to Skywatch Friday.
Reaching Sky. Linking this to Skywatch Friday and Wordless Wednesday at Abracabadra
The first time I heard the word gay was during the English class while learning the poem Daffodils by William Wordsworth. The meaning of gay was taught as happy, lively, etc. I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o’er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of … More G for Gay
Picture via FSF “I can do it, I just have to follow the instructions!” “What if you mess it up, and get it all wrong?” “I am intelligent, educated, I can read the instructions pretty well, what hassle is following them?” “But this is not lab exam, no one is here to help you; you … More Mission Impossible
My dear Kanna, When I was a kid I wanted to become a doctor when I grow up. As long back I can remember I wanted to be a doctor, and I was so sure that I would become a doctor. But when the decision making time came I stepped away from my doctor … More Follow your passion!
SOURCE “I was here waiting for him, on the platform with my luggage; as delighted I was to see the train approaching – to start a new life with him, to make a world of our own, to get away from the rain, his absence made me panic though I knew he wouldn’t betray me, … More What if!
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