Last year I shared the merry-go-round, http://parwatisingari.wordpress.com/2011/05/19/merry-go-round/ well today uncle Sam’s land also celebrates the national cherry cobbler day. To be honest I wondered what this cobbler was all about definitely not the shoe mender that was being referred to, and I figured that cobbler referred to a variety of dishes in USA and UK … Continue reading »
parents and holiday
Should working parents get summer holidays? I would assume all parents do work, at different levels, some self-employed, some in public sector, some in private sector, some housewives, or lets use the modern word “home maker” well breaks are part of any job profile, when and how long I guess are company policies. If people … Continue reading »
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Reblogged from Book Hub, Inc. : Interested in reviewing for us? Send your contact info and book preference to marketing@book-hub.com. “Eat: A Guide to Discovering Your Natural Relationship with Food” by Dr. Linda R. Harper, Ph.D. For over one hundred years, our culture has promoted dieting—with the goal of losing weight—as the acceptable way to eat. … Continue reading »
Battling the dust bunnies
HELP!! I have been invaded, and my house has been taken over by dust bunnies. They have actually up a notice that keeps my guest away. The notice reads “this house is protected by dust bunnies” Who are dust bunnies did you ask, well sometimes they call themselves dust mice. These are small clumps of … Continue reading »
The Giant and the ant.
At the end of the day, it for us the citizens to ensure that our systems work. Lets face it I is easy to blame Pakistan for our terrorist troubles, which in itself is pitiful, after we are Giant, and Pakistan is a piddly little state. Yet we succumb to the irritation. The entire sarbjit, … Continue reading »
the concluding concoction
Reblogged from bookshelf: The oath of the vayuputras Author Amish Tripathi. Genre Fiction. The last of the Shiva trilogy, the trilogy based on the story of Tripura dahana, the author has cleverly woven the romance of Shiva and sati, along with the finale of sati discarding her body. The narration has used the standard shaivate … Continue reading »
A Hindu polemic against the pretamata
Reblogged from mAnasa-taraMgiNI: When the English gained ascendancy after the defeat of the marATha-s and the sikh-s they had gained military control over India but they knew well that their hold was still tenuous. Hence, in the period leading to the first war of independence in 1857 CE they realized that to control India they … Continue reading »