rhythm
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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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Between Where I Am And Where They Are : Trying To Hold Both Lives Together
The content explores the subtle longing for parental presence as one grows independent. It asserts that…
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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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Behind The Rhythm Of Our Lives : Have We Ever Stopped To Ask?
The post explores the unnoticed efforts of mothers and aunts who orchestrate daily routines and maintain…
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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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Our Half Hour Halo Visit : In Out Blessed & Dusted
The narrative describes a heartfelt evening during Vaikunta Ekadashi, detailing a peaceful subway journey to a…
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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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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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This Is The Part No One Photographs : Dots Lines Curves Colors Words
The piece reflects on a personal and solitary creative process, where the act of creating a…
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From Tarmac To Turmeric City In Two Days : A Raw Pongal In Erode
The writer reflects on their impending arrival in Erode for the Pongal festival, capturing a blend…
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Before The Post Finds Its Voice : A Blogger’s Quiet Work
The crafting of a blog post begins long before writing starts, involving a process of inspiration…
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Sandbox Heartbeats : Rebounding Innocence
The content explores a visit to the Active Edu Zone, emphasizing the joy and learning experiences…
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Sharks to Jellyfish Hues : Our Marine World Stroll
The post recounts a serene visit to VGP Marine Kingdom emphasizing the calming effect of observing…
Nithya Aravind