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Nine Years Later I Open This : First The Park Then The Forest
Nine years later, the author reflects on a serene trip to Kodaikanal in June 2016. The…
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November Lights Heavy Thoughts : Clairville Fits Right
In November, a familiar yet transformative experience unfolds. The author reflects on a meaningful Remembrance Day…
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Same Song Syndrome : Repeats Stops Being News
The post explores the phenomenon of “Same Song Syndrome,” where repetitive content initially offers comfort but…
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Who Will I Be If I Stopped : Why This Work Matters To Me
The author reflects on the significance of blogging as a means of self-discovery and clarity. Initially…
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We Were Only Passing Through : Those Few Beautiful Moments Counted
The passage reflects on a simple yet profound experience of walking to a lake, embracing vulnerability…
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Half Here Half There : Finding Morning All Over Again
After returning to Toronto from an extended stay in India, the author reflects on the disorienting…
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One Foot Here One Foot There : And Both Feels Right
The narrative reflects on the experience of moving to a new country and the gradual emotional…
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Signed The A/c Sleeper Berth : A Letter Written Southbound
In “Signed The A/c Sleeper Berth: A Letter Written Southbound,” the author reflects on their journey…
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Living Under What Can’t Be Packed : Few Epistles Of A Transit Life
The post, “Living Under What Can’t Be Packed,” explores the emotional weight of sorting through belongings…
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31 December 2025 To 1 January 2026 : How We Let The Year In
The narrative describes a quiet New Year’s Eve in Canada on December 31, 2025, where the…
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Caught Between Musts & Wants : Peace & Freedom A Memory
Life presents a constant tension between obligations and desires, creating a struggle for peace and freedom.…
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Lazy Hours Clever Turns : A Leftover Tale
The narrative reflects on transforming leftovers into comforting meals during lazy hours. It emphasizes the artistry…
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Off The Almanac : Diwali Took The Detour
This year’s Diwali arrived quietly, lacking traditional celebrations but fostering a sense of intimacy and reflection.…
Nithya Aravind