“Better late than never”, they say! Okay, if I have been able to publish this blog, that means I eventually set aside my physics, French, English, math, and biology work, and gotten down with this. No, I have not forgotten about my May book of the month, so here it is! At last, I have arrived with a new blog and the book of the … Continue reading Book of the Month: The Book Thief
It has been officially three weeks of sitting at home in quarantine for me. With spring break ending last week, online classes are officially going to begin next week. I have been studying for the past three weeks, even without any school taking place, as one of the only ways to keep myself engaged, which was my number one tip in my other blog for … Continue reading Three Weeks of Quarantine
My first book of the month for April is Lilac Girls. I am so excited to start this series with a beautiful, compelling story I discovered earlier this year! I hope that from these monthly reviews (spoiler free!), you all can have something new to explore to keep you engaged! Written by Martha Hall Kelly, Lilac Girls is a story about three women in three … Continue reading Book of the Month: Lilac Girls
Last to last week, I decided to go off social media for about a week. A week may not sound that long, but for someone who has most of their social life on their phone, it is. It began on the evening of Friday, March 13 when I came back from the last day of school before spring break. I was completely drained from the … Continue reading Social Distancing Digitally
I think we all can say that the past few days have been quite abnormal; being stuck at home, not being able to follow through with our regular routines, and repeatedly hearing news after news about the Coronavirus a.k.a COVID-19 that is pretty much running the world right now. Becoming confined within the walls of our homes with only a limited number of activities to … Continue reading Continue to Live
“Strong men, men who are truly role models, don’t need to put down women to make themselves feel powerful.”, said Michelle Obama during a 2016 speech. Today is International Women’s Day and in this current world, an ideology or a belief like this is something we need more than anything. Women are passionate, beautiful, courageous, powerful, and so much more. I have been researching, interviewing, … Continue reading Empowered
A few weeks ago, I traveled to Portland, Oregon with my family. It was a short getaway from our normal life as well as a journey to discover a city. However, despite the relaxing walks on the gorgeous Cannon Beach and the protracted drives spent singing at the top of my lungs in the front passenger seat of the cramped-up car, the highlight of this … Continue reading Writing: “A cup of tea”
August 8, 2016. This was the day I began this blog. This is the day I finally published myself to the world. The day I told the world that I am here, even if I am just a minor dot in its immense population. I am here. Since then, I have opened up a lot. I have transformed as a person; became more daring, more … Continue reading The Evolution of Inner Peace
All my life I have ever so often tried to connect to my cultural side or so, my parents’ origin, that is India, as some of you may know. Being someone living outside of it, many pieces of this fascinating and colourful culture have been unknown and foreign to me. I am just another child, part of another generation that has been raised in a … Continue reading The Chasm Between
Filled with a strange smell of the pure, natural smoke produced by the abundant hot springs and geysers, scattered everywhere, Yellowstone National Park is filled with nothing artificial or man made, and just wonders of what our beautiful world consists off. My most recent trip was to this very same place, the wonderful Yellowstone National Park, and I must say that it was a very … Continue reading Yellowstone: A Phenomenal, Little World
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