Today it rained in the afternoon. My little one wanted to go for a walk in the rain, holding the umbrella. Unfortunately, by the time we stepped outside, the rain had cleared, leaving only puddles behind. We wandered around with the umbrella in hand, hoping the rain would return, but in vain. … More A Walk in the Rain
Rain is a feeling, gentle and sweet,even if it is mere raindrops flirting with your windowpane.It fills your soul with tingling warmth,a sensation only rain can evoke. It empties the void,inviting nostalgia into the crevices of your mind.Rain is meant to be felt,with passion, every now and then. It rained this weekend. The week began with scattered droplets, teasing us with the memory of rain — something mostly absent … More It Rained Yesterday #Poem
The sky is my constant companion. No matter where I am, no matter how I’m feeling, I find comfort in looking up. There are no mysteries to unravel or whispered messages from above, yet a quiet tranquility fills me each time I lift my gaze. It doesn’t matter if the sky is a brilliant blue … More Look Up and Embrace Peace
November started with the usual chaos and craziness, as in previous months. I began to wonder if the busy moments were ever going to calm down. With one kid in high school, the other one in elementary, a husband busy with his work traveling to the other end of the country every other week, and … More Things That Made Me Smile in November
Despite the frayed edges and faded faces, the photo caught my eye. How long had it been since that day? Forty years? Something like that. Suddenly, memories I thought I’d forgotten came rushing back. She wasn’t in the photo, but I remembered that day as if it were yesterday. She was there, walking away from … More Faded Memories #FictionMonday
Welcome to the one hundred and ninety third edition of Fiction Monday. “Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul – and sings the tunes without the words – and never stops at all.” — Emily Dickinson Stories From Last Week A life of boredom by AnamikaThe impossible could be possible by SuzanaImpossible by … More Fiction Monday – 193
Welcome to the one hundred and ninety second edition of Fiction Monday. “There is no better compass than compassion.” — Amanda Gorman Stories From Last Week A few words about ‘rustle’ by Suzana Fiction Monday The idea is simple – to write. On Mondays, I will post the prompt here. There will be a word prompt and … More Fiction Monday – 192
Things that made me smile Memories are safe in our hearts and on our phones. As I scrolled through my phone’s gallery, I was gifted with wonderful moments from the past. Sharing a few photos from last week that made me smile. 😊 It drizzled on and off. I clicked this photo while waiting in … More From My Phone Gallery #MundaneMonday
Welcome to the one hundred and eighty eighth edition of Fiction Monday. “To bring about change, you must not be afraid to take the first step. We will fail when we fail to try.” — Rosa Parks Stories From Last Week Stop a little bit! by SuzanaThe Flaw In The Plan by Vinitha Fiction Monday The idea … More Fiction Monday – 188
“In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect. Trees can be contorted, bent in weird ways, and they’re still beautiful.” — Alice Walker So is a cactus. I’d never seen a cactus in the first 24 years of my life. Well, in Kerala, where I was born and brought up, I couldn’t even imagine … More The Desert Plant #ThursdayTreeLove
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