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They Never Said This Is A Lesson : And Perhaps That Was The Point
The post reflects on the invaluable lessons learned throughout life, not confined to formal education. It…
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Constant Tug Of War : Inside Voice Or Outside Pressure
The struggle between belonging and authenticity creates an internal conflict, as friendships and external pressures often…
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A Trio Of Sun And Snow : Why Returning Feels Heavier
The piece reflects on the emotional journey of leaving a beloved place, specifically Canada, that offers…
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Holding Back The Last Hug : Postcards From The Aisle Seat
The piece reflects on the emotional nuances of leaving one home and embarking on a journey.…
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Fitness Fumbles : Clumsy Beginnings To Joyful Gains
The author recounts their humorous first experiences at the gym, filled with awkward moments on treadmills…
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Doorstep Visits To Online Pings : A Tale Of Invites
Navaratri adapts with changing times while preserving its essence of joy and togetherness. The tradition of…
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Add A Doll Add A Memory : Yearly Additions Lasting Moments
This Navaratri, the tradition of adding a new Bommai to the Golu transforms a family altar…
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Crescendo Of Her Story : Her Sixty Year Symphony
The passage celebrates a mother’s sixtieth birthday, likening her life to a symphony filled with love…
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Forty & Far Away : A Birthday Apart
Turning 40 is a significant milestone often celebrated with loved ones. In “Forty & Far Away:…
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X For Xanadu : Art Of Serene Escapes
“X For Xanadu: Art Of Serene Escapes” explores the concept of Xanadu as a mythical paradise…
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N For Nodus : Untangling Life’s Complex Knots
The post discusses “nodus,” representing life’s complex challenges that test our resilience and problem-solving abilities. Embracing…
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M For Milieu : Tapestry Of Our Lives
The post explores the concept of “milieu,” emphasizing its influence on our identities, well-being, and social…
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L For Lattice : Weaving Connections
The post “L For Lattice: Weaving Connections” emphasizes the significance of interconnected relationships, akin to a…
Nithya Aravind