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Just A Small Cleanup I Said : Was It Just Like Getting A Haircut?
The post humorously compares the process of redesigning a website to getting a haircut, initially thought…
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Those Extra Days In May : We Were Only Escaping Our Routine
The narrative reflects on an unremarkable trip in May 2017 from Chennai to Mysore, perceived initially…
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Under Bridges & Between Moments : A Birthday Journey
The narrative recounts a memorable birthday journey through London, blending exploration and connection. Starting from Ipswich,…
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After Being Away Too Long : We Reopened A Life Not Just The Place
After a long absence, a family returns to their home and begins to reclaim their lives…
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Footprints On Felixstove : Sand, Sea & Sunshine
Felixstowe Beach is a blend of nature’s beauty and historical charm, offering visitors a serene experience…
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An Oasis Of Calm : Veiled In Time
The Tiger Caves offer a serene escape, rich in history and artistry. The intricate stone carvings…
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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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Inside The Marvel : Mannargudi’s Temple Tale
In Mannargudi, the Rajagopalaswamy Temple embodies timeless devotion, standing resilient against history’s passage. Its architecture and…
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Ripples & Echoes : Moonlit Reflections
Hussain Sagar, a historical lake in Hyderabad, reflects the city’s vibrant essence and rich past. Created…
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India’s Southern Niagara : Majestic Hogenakkal Falls
Hogenakkal Falls, known as India’s Southern Niagara, is a majestic natural wonder shaped by the Kaveri…
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Where Heat Meets Tang : Yam Kadi My Way
Yam Kadi embodies a vibrant mix of spice and tang, reflecting personal interpretation and culinary tradition.…
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Ottawa’s Rideau Adventure : Canal, Locks & City Life
On our first day in Ottawa, we explored key attractions like the Rideau Canal and Rideau…
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Spark Of Change : Moments That Defined Me
The content reflects on the significant changes and pivotal events of 1984, particularly the miners’ strike…
Nithya Aravind