I reminisce about the past decade and the highlights of my thirties.
Tag: life
The Yearbook
Written on the eve of my kid’s bridging ceremony which is held to mark their end of academic year. The idea is to cross a figurative bridge (from one teacher to the next) in front of friends and parents.
Random musings on going through their yearbooks which is a collection of photos and quotes of every important moment at school in the past year
Finding my Sanity
Written for my kids – on international father’s day!
A Log on Fire
This life of ours is like a log of wood burning in the star that is the true spirit of everyone
A Song for the Unknown Child
Something written impromptu; maybe I hear too many unheard cries of late? This is written for those kids whose childhood has been cut short – perhaps by war, calamity or acts of terror.
They were not meant to be headline news in negative sense. Maybe if we were tolerant enough, we might have seen another flower bloom
A Shortcut to Heaven
My response to those seeking life’s purpose, but unable to find it. My answer to what I think is the true purpose of life.
The Taste of True Faith
A story where one kid’s sacrifice means another’s gain in this world. I hope, by reading this, some kind of balance is seen about the way the world works!
A Spark of Life
Events that in recent past have engulfed humanity to sadness. Scenes that seem to repeat themselves from a nightmare, that we long to forget. Have we forgotten that showing kindness and empathy only makes us stronger and not weak?
A Gentle Sob
As I complete another chapter in my life and shift on to a new place and new friends, I ponder over these games that fate plays in life and the ache one feels while parting with a stable lifestyle and some close friends! Hopefully all these are for something good ahead.
A Touch of God
Isn’t it fitting that it takes a heart to balance the rhythm of life and love to make some sense of our existence? Here are my thoughts which try to join the, rather, vague dots connecting love, life and that divine touch.