“Amma, you gave me runaway grapes for snack today.” “What do you mean?” “One of them ran away while I was having them, so it must have been runaway grapes!” And so it has begun – the jokes! Do you think he will give it a rest now? I don’t. Linking with #MondayMusings and #MicroblogMondays
A morning surprise, when pathways draped white spreads, chilly it was, gorgeous she looked! Linking with Wordless Wednesday hosted by Ruchira.
nightmares sneaking bedtime stealing sleep, nightmares getting real, sleep in hiding! Linking with Haiku Horizons – Real.
The other day Kanna asked me about heaven. One of his friends told that we go to heaven when we die. He asked me if I thought so too. Kanna wasn’t aware of the concept of heaven or hell until now. I replied that I will talk about all these when he is a little older. … More Of heaven and beliefs!
The mighty quill, inspiring to write, since its birth! Linking with Ruchira at Abracabadra.
As the calendar changed to 2016, I made some plans and goals for the new year. Making plans, now that’s my favorite part. So I took out my notepad and wrote down each and everything I want to do on a monthly basis and then divided my days to accomplish the tasks. I realized that … More New Year goals #MondayMusings #MicroblogMondays
And the last day of 2015 is here. I feel neutral about 2015. It wasn’t all bad. But still I feel this year wasn’t that great. Maybe because I failed to live up to my own expectations. But then it wasn’t all that bad, was it? There were some good moments too and I can’t … More Bye bye 2015!
What do you want to become when you grow up? I never asked Kanna this question because I know that his answer will change. But now, he is big enough to come up with this question on his own. He says, “Amma, you know what I want to become when I grow up? A fireman!” His … More What you want to become? #DoYourHomework
christmas came and gone melted snow, decorations down, unopened presents. Linking with Carpe Diam Haiku Kai – presents. Haiku” is a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Haiku poems consist of 3 lines. The first and last lines of a Haiku have 5 syllables and the middle line has 7 syllables. The lines rarely rhyme.
Last year my write up on being a stay at home mom got published in Women’s Web. It was accepted well among the readers. 14 months later yesterday, my inbox received another comment on the same. I am quoting it here. Just one question. If you wanted to be a SAHM, the why did you study … More Wasting a seat? #MondayMusings
Beyond Scribbles 