I wrote something about someone a long time ago, which could probably be termed a violation of her privacy. My feeble defense at the time was that I explicitly told her I would write about her, changed her name, and hardly anyone knew whom I was talking about. Thinking...
He walked over to her cubicle on a hunch. He had been right, she was out to lunch. He squinted at the name tag and memorized her name. To him, the word Kavita would never again mean the same. He saw her everyday but he never spoke. He adjusted...
I’ve never done blog prompts or photo challenges before. I thought I’d start with this one from the Daily Post.
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This was taken during sunset in the Fall of 2011, in Edison, New Jersey. I would watch the sunset every evening from my attic bedroom through this window and took particular pleasure in angling the sun’s rays right through that tear in the mesh.
Tonemapping for this image was done using Photomatix Pro.
Why do so many female names, irrespective of country of origin and language, end with an ‘aa’ sound? It’s a question that most of us, at some point of time, have wondered about. I had been terribly fascinated with this question as a child. All around me, I saw...
This post was inspired one of the sitcoms I watch Though it really sucks, the latest episode kicked it up a notch. The lines rhymed throughout, for you see. And that, you might know, is right up my alley! If you’ve watched this episode you might know what it...
Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious. If you say it loud enough you’ll always sound precocious. Normally, I use Wikipedia for anything and everything. It’s not gospel to me, but I get really interesting tidbits of information about movies from there. But for some reason,...
Regret is a powerful thing. It’s heavy, and it pulls you down in more ways than you can even comprehend. Think of all the bad decisions you’ve made- from that extravagant, non-refundable purchase, to a bad relationship, to not working out the past week. Life is full of regrets....
Almost all of Shakespeare’s works are spiced with a moderate amount of anachronisms. The thing with his anachronisms though is that they are not mistakes on his part. More often than not, Shakespeare introduced them purposely for “dramatic purposes”. This means that he was very much aware that he...
Waiting, watching, wanting every day I wonder why, but I cannot say. For something’s amiss, I know not where; There’s a kind of gloom in the air. Loving, leaving, loathing every day, Too disturbed to even pray. Nothing fascinates to the point of perspiration. Is there a sudden stroke...
A Song of Ice and Fire In the second book, A Clash of Kings, Daenerys enters the House of Undying with her dragon, Drogon. There, she sees a series of visions that seem to foretell the future, reveal the future that never was, and events from the past, albeit...
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