I have successfully completed the 15 day writing challenge last month. Two days after the start a couple of blog buddies joined the ride. As days passed, this challenge had reached more and more bloggers. Some took the challenge and linked it to the first post, some didn’t. Some even took the challenge but did all of … Continue reading
When my daugther was 4 years old she told me “Mama, it seems like there are so many drawers in your head. Whenever I ask you something, you open one drawer where you keep the answer. You always answer my question well.” That was the best compliment I have ever received. The same little missy who … Continue reading
That would be The Shawshank Redemption. This is a very touching drama about betrayal, friendship, payback and perseverance. It is based on Stephen King’s book Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption. Dila wrote a review about this book in Day 7 challenge. And I published a short review about this during the 30 day movie challenge in … Continue reading
For today’s challenge I decide to list some of my favourite quotes. A couple of them are from my one of my inspirations, Simone de Beauvoir: One is not born a woman, but becomes one. Man is defined as a human being and woman as a female – whenever she behaves as a human being she … Continue reading
Today’s challenge is a tough one as I have multiple best days in my life such as my wedding day, the day I gave birth to my daughter, my graduation days etc. If I had to choose, I’d pick my wedding day. I genuinely hope this is nog a cheesy post. If you can’t stand … Continue reading
The Good: I take good care of my loved-ones. I am loyal to them, I gladly cook for them, listen to them and make time for them, no matter what. The Bad: I can be impatient if things do not go as I expect. Getting older I am aware of this negative trait of mine and try to … Continue reading
As food is a passion of mine, I would love to recommend you to read In Defense of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto by American author Michael Pollan. This book is about nutritionism and Western diet. Western diets have resulted in the so-called prosperous country diseases: cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and obesity. Pollan’s advise: Eat food. Not too … Continue reading
