On Father’s Day, I was buried in work, typing away on my computer, completely focused, until I suddenly heard giggles, laughter, and dramatic sound effects like “dishooom!” and “daaaamaar!” I turned around to find my husband and our little one rolling around on the bed, cuddling and mock-fighting like best friends. That moment pulled me…
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Cousins Reunion: Cherishing Memories
Growing along with your cousins holds lots of memories. I grew up around cousins. I never valued the relationship until a few years back, when I began to understand its importance. Cousins can hold bonds together. Cousins : “A little bit of crazy, a little bit of loud, and a whole lot of love.” —…
Living a Slow Life
In the busy world of hustling, I failed to remember that a slow life does exist. The month of June reminded me to revisit a slow, peaceful life. Slow living provides an opportunity to step back, pay attention, and question the ways we use technology, to recalibrate our relationship with the constantly switched-on, logged-in world…
Two Years of Motherhood
After two years of being a parent, I have lots to cherish and lament as well. Are you ready to hear?😆 We celebrated our son’s second birthday. As a mom, mixed emotions were running through my mind when the knife sliced through the three-tire-themed cake. The cow’s fondant placed on the cake fell on the…
Live the Moment
I have rarely heard people say live the moment but I didn’t realise it until I became a mom. When I was a young adult who entered into the IT industry, I was ambitious and was dreaming of climbing the ladder concerning my career and wanted to be busy everyday, every single minute, and was…
Unprompt Travel
On Christmas Eve, your family requests that you pack a bag for Christmas dinner and an overnight stay. While I’m always prepared no matter where you call me, packing is usually straightforward for me. However, this time, I have to consider packing for my toddler. Fortunately, since it’s just a one-day stay, I didn’t need…
Mompreneurship – Challenges of Quitting a Full-Time Job as a New Mom
As the ray of morning sunlight breaks into the room, penetrating through the curtain, and falls soft on my face beneath the quilt, a moaning sound awakes me up to see my son staring, just lying next to me with a wide smile on his face. That’s the best morning view of my life. The…
Cherish Today: A Wake-Up Call for Young Adults to Value the Present and Create Lasting Memories
Sitting at my home, mom of a one-and-a-half-year-old, with my hair tied up in a bun, unbathed, wearing a Payjama, once in a while I ponder about my life before this little one came along. Wondering where my social life disappeared, I found myself reminiscing about the days of my youth when I was carefree…
How Does it Feel to Be a Mom for the First Time
“Mom—it’s not just a word, it’s a whole world of emotions. For a first-time mom, it carries a million feelings that only another mother can truly connect with. When I found out I was going to be a mom, the joy was beyond words. As a couple, we were over the moon, ready to welcome…
How Does it Feel to Turn 30
I turned 30 years old this year. I questioned myself how does it feel to be turning 30??? Happy? Sad? Confused? A few years before when the thought of turning 30 crossed me, I would feel old, unfashionable, lazy, no more makeup, no more fun. The most important thing is, children, call me aunty. I…
Fear of Doing Something for the First Time
The fear of starting something new crawls into one and all. Will I be able to accomplish it? What if I fail? What will people think about me? All these doubts exist. The fear of attending the first exam, the fear of cooking for the first time, the fear of being independent leaving all your…
A Vacation to Kodaikanal
Vacations are always relaxing, right? welcome you all back to my blog. It’s been months being away from you guys. On account of me needing quite a relaxing time, I realized to run away and gulp the fresh air. Taking a vacation and coming back to your purpose is truly important for your creative work…