Thursday, 30 October 2014

Direction

This blog needs a direction. A purpose.  A life..

What you write about reflects what your thoughts, the kind of life you are living. If you blabber, does that mean that your life has no directional either?

Maybe.  Maybe not.  But such is life.  Ess muss sein.  You don't want to stay in one position all the time.  You are striving for peace.  On the road r towards achieving it.

Monday, 27 October 2014

Word of the Day 5

Word of day:
NEOPHILIA

Meaning:
Love or enthusiasm for what is new or novel

Example:
I often think if it was neophilia that led me to marry my husband

Sunday, 26 October 2014

Word of the Day 4

Word of the Day:
PALAVER

Meaning:
Prolonged idle discussion, often unnecessary conversation

Example:
Though I met Meira after a very long time, there was no time for any palaver

Saturday, 25 October 2014

Word of the day 3

Word of the Day:
RAPIER

Meaning:
Extremely sharp or keen

Example:
She solved puzzles to keep her mind rapier.

Diwali: The necessary evil

The festive season is on its way out. As much as I hate to admit, I enjoyed it! The colours, the lights, conveniently looking the other way from the pollution- both noise and air.

But I am here to bicker

I don't quite get what joy people get from bursting crackers.  I mean come on.. you can't just blow up a lakh on a ladi. You know what I mean. I think the income tax officers should have a tie up with the crackers suppliers!

And then not to mention the turmoil in the tummy after all the festivities. Every chachi and mami stuffs you with laddoos and chaklis. It doesn't help that i am a gujju married to a panju.. so I get my share of fafda and chorafadi, followed by all sorts of mithai. There goes my diet plan. And it definitely doesn't help that its the first diwali after wedding!

Having cribbed, I am sure I would miss every bit of this drama had this not been there!  Oh I so love the the conflict.  It is this conflict that makes diwali the necessary evil!

P.S. I gifted the Mr. gym membership for diwai. And the rangoli is a peacock. Don't you dare call it a duck.

Wednesday, 22 October 2014

Word of the day 2

Word of the day:
SOTTO VOCE

Meaning:
Whisper, speak softly under the breath, speak in an undertone

Pronunciation:
Sah-toh-Voh-chee

Example: The moment Mohan left the room, Priya told Miriam sotto voce that she was planning a surprise party for Mohan

Tuesday, 21 October 2014

Word of the day 1

"From this day on, everyday,  I shall learn a new word"
This is the covenant I make with myself.

Word of the day:
CONSECRATE

Meaning:
Dedicated to a sacred person

Example:
The Lord asked Moses to conscecrate every first born male to Him.