Posted in General on 03/29/2012 06:58 pm by admin
A wrap around skirt is a skirt made by folding a cloth to square piece 2 layers and cutting a smaller and larger concentric circle at two ends. It’s fitted with a matching fabric long ribbon on the smaller end for tying around waist. Some of the prettiest designs are made from the Rajasthani tie and die fabrics. The top was a loose Kalamkari halter neck. For the shopping trip, a black churi bottom tights was worn with a mid length frock with a broad belt. The look was completed with a hoop pair, a bead neck chain, a comfortable ballerina shoes and a pony tail.
A woman wearing a wrap skirt. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Posted in General on 03/26/2012 05:58 am by admin
Well if I could have anything in the world it will be that I am a music composer and singer. I respect singers and it’s just an enthralling experience to just listen to a person singing melodiously. I can never imagine a world without music. It would be so dull and depressing. It’s music that lifts a sad person’s spirits, and be an inspiration to go forward. A person who creates great music and sing is always remembered by everyone with awe. If I was a music composer I would create music out of anything I can find me day to day life, like waste baskets, plastic bottles, tins etc and spread the word around the world of recycling all these stuffs for a better use.
Posted in General on 03/23/2012 04:58 pm by admin
What means most to me is the bond I share with my parents and my close relatives. Through all the high and low times they have stood by me. It’s very difficult to find relations who actually support you rather than backstab you. I have been blessed with good ones. My cousins have become my true friends and it’s with them that I have spent most of my memorable times with. It feels very upsetting when one of them lets you down more than anyone else. There is not one month meeting without which we have lived. The presents shared are the most precious time we have laughed together.
Posted in General on 03/19/2012 08:58 am by admin
I used to live in a joint family in Kerala till my teen ages. It was fun living as the only girl among 4 cousin brothers. I was pampered like hell. One of my most nostalgic memories is one in which we used to play hide and seek. There was lot of trees in our compound which allowed us to climb and hide on the thickly covered branches. The seeker would be so distressed. Once during playing I hid on the low mango tree. I being the smallest was the most agile. I was able to climb to a pretty high branch. What I didn’t know was that it was covered with ants. The ants took some time to start biting though. When the intensity of biting increased I fell of the tree losing my grip. The seeker immediately got me making me do the first found persons punishment of drinking bitter gourd juice.
Posted in General on 03/15/2012 09:57 am by admin
Calvin (Photo credit: dolescum)
Fun represents lots of laughter and relaxation for me. Mostly chattering away with my friends and cousins is the most fun time I have had. Dance is another fun thing. Freestyle, Hip-hop, classical; can be anything which will just let me move. For a lesser energy consuming fun I prefer jewelry making and interior designing artifacts creation. It’s so satisfying in a creative as well as fun way. Another great way of fun is simply reading Calvin and Hobbes. It’s just awesome to imagine the expressions of Calvin in each scene realistically. He has been my hero for a long time.
Posted in General on 03/12/2012 05:57 am by admin
One of the most recent hit dinner dishes I prepared was the Soya chunks karma. It was a totally raved hit as the taste simply resembled that of chicken karma. Since my family has decided to be vegetarian for 2 months it was definitely a comfort to taste something similar. The dinner started off with a cream soup with mushroom and served with pappad instead of the usual bread pieces. This gave a crispy texture to the soup. As starter deep fried vegetables was served, then the main course of chappathi with Soya chunks kurma. The dinner was winded of with fried ice-cream and mango served with vanilla custard.
Posted in General on 03/09/2012 08:57 am by admin
The current recession has is talked about as a very bad hit on economy. What I will believe that will help us get through this is the survival instincts. Consider this that due to high vegetable prices my family has started planting all kinds of daily used vegetables and the house budget has reduced to half of what it was. Also usage of solar lightings, heating also has reduced our power bills. Since the recession has hit it’s also good to see that the rush for IT jobs alone has reduced and more people are willing to looking into other outlets of jobs in construction, mechanical and self- developed business concepts.
Posted in General on 03/06/2012 09:10 am by admin
My day started with my puppy licking me awake 2 hours before my usual time. Then the power had to go which left my cooking to be done all manually with all grinding in mortar and pestle. Thank God at least the power came half way through my washing. My day usual starts dragging by the end of 11 an m. Then it’s TV, music and painting. My current painting I have named as Girl in a field. It represents my likings to a life with nature and the spirit of enjoying simple things as wind, flower, sunset. Also cooking is becoming a passion developed to impress parents but which has changed to an obsession to experiment. It’s time for my puppy’s lunch so that the next agenda.
Posted in General on 02/28/2012 03:09 pm by admin
In my teenage years, I tried to develop a taste in music all my own, and found that I could pretty reliably get into anything, however modern country tended to irritate me, and I didn’t find what I really loved until I heard Sparklehorse and Interpol, early examples of Indie-Rock. I love Indie-Rock due to the emphasis on experimental and odd expressions. I feel like the music speaks to me, where modern country doesn’t seem to speak to my life experience, and comes off as somewhat disingenuous. It seems that like most people, I enjoy music that speaks to my life experience.
Posted in General on 02/25/2012 06:09 pm by admin
Before I went off to college, I flew from Minneapolis in the United States, to Prague, or Praja, in the Czech Republic. This was back in the early 2000s, when people were still in terror due to 9/11, and flying was a harrowing experience. I traveled with friends from school, and though our trip to get there was marred by multiple delays and extreme fatigue, we eventually touched down in the Czech Republic’s historical capital. We had come to Prague in order to sight-see, so getting off the plane, we immediately got to it, seeing sights late into the night. We spent a few beautiful days in Prague before heading west to Germany, but that’s another tale.
