There are times when I feel lost in festivities, even while surrounded by celebration. I feel joy being completely sucked out of me. I try to make sense of everything I have been doing: my work routine, keeping my websites alive, my YouTube channels, my
Five questions take me from childhood dreams of magic and robots to the people I love, the life I have lived, and what success means to me now.
When the giant fell It stirred up life In the woods A noise For deaf ears. All the animals, Birds and bees Rejoiced; Finally, a feast To last them Many winters. Along came a spider Down his web To enshroud The beast’s Finger. Sealed it
Fantastic Mr Fox is a witty, positive and deeply satisfying Roald Dahl story about courage, cleverness, family and helping a community survive.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a magical and satisfying story about kindness, temptation, imagination, and hope in Roald Dahl’s extraordinary world.
It’s that time of the year again, when I feel absolutely drained of energy. It’s the day after Janmashtami. I guess a day without food kind of brings my entire body and spirit down. Perhaps it takes me back to an abject yesteryear, when I
Days pass me by as I chase pointless charades; some seem more worthless than others. There is a bizarre sense of emptiness and desolation lying somewhere underneath, always ready to burst out of me. I can invariably feel it right at the precipice of my
Day by day, as my nights waned Unto ’nother sunrise, I waited like a schoolboy For my school bus, Distracted by a hundred thoughts And sometimes by the traffic ahead, Seeking what was sure to come Or hoping it wouldn’t at all, That I might
The Velveteen Rabbit book review I expected to write was about a simple children’s classic. Instead, I found myself reflecting on one of the most powerful stories I have ever read. I can’t believe such a laconic children’s book could be so profound and impactful,
In this The Hidden Pool Book Review, I wanted to share an experience that was far more personal than I expected. I bought this book for my niece and ended up reading it myself. I suppose the child within you never truly dies. It was
