I had a few com­plaints from folks not being able to leave com­ments. Appar­ently, the ver­sion of spam karma2 I’m using is not com­pat­i­ble with this tem­plate and so the com­ments were not being accepted. It’s been fixed now, so please do leave me a com­ment or two so I know it’s work­ing fine :) […]

It’s always a plea­sure to go to Lal­bagh dur­ing the flower shows, which are held in Jan and August every year in the city. This time around, despite noble inten­tions to go on the first day, I didn’t quite make it. So, on the last day (bet­ter late, than never!), I decided to make a […]

A trek to the beau­ti­ful hills of Mul­layan­giri and Babubudangiri

After receiv­ing quite a few com­ments and sug­ges­tions, have finally man­aged to give the blog tem­plate a fresh new look — thanks a bunch to the Cyber­scor­pion! It’s been much over­due. A few odds and ends might need to be tied up over the next few days. In case you notice any­thing amiss, do drop […]

“Smart,qualified, witty, employed young women, extro­vert, party ani­mals — in short “eli­gi­ble” in every sense but unmar­ried. Rea­son: they haven’t come across the “right” man yet. Are their expec­ta­tions very high? Do they want the looks of a Brad Pitt and the qual­i­ties of a Darcy and the wealth of Bill Gates prefer­ably with the voice of Amitabh Bachchan and the poetry of Neruda? Not really. They just want a man who shares their inter­ests and respects their inde­pen­dence and is fun to be with. Or so they claim!

“My sec­ond favorite house­hold chore is iron­ing. My first one being — hit­ting my head on the top bunk bed until I faint.” ~ Erma Bombeck I can’t even begin to tell you how much I empathise with this state­ment. Really. There are very few things that I abhor in life. But if I had […]

I know! We’re well into the New Year and my blog’s look­ing really ignored. Some­one emailed me today and asked me what the mat­ter was. It’s true. And I’ve been ignor­ing the blog for a while but I have a good excuse. Life and all its exi­gen­cies :) After a lovely but tir­ing trek on […]