. . . and she never stops . . .
This two-line story needs two pieces of background. 1. I want to die the day I turn sixty. I think that is enough life for me, it will reduce my carbon print, etc. I am not going to go into a discussion about this, this is just what I want. Of course, I would be…
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I mull over why friending is better than parenting, even though it is not easier.
I’ve been having these intense conversations with a few close friends. Coincidentally, almost all of these friends are single. And I guess not so coincidentally, many of these conversations revolved around relationships – both romantic and platonic (but relatively close friendships). A common theme has begun to emerge. People play games – knowingly or unknowingly,…
Navin and I watched three YouTube videos yesterday. All three – must watch! Two TED talks and a comedy talk show that is more informative than funny. These videos have all been doing the rounds on social media for a bit now. But we never got around to watching them, because well, who has time…
Once upon a time, there was a husband and a wife. Let’s, for the sake of convenience, call them Navin and meetu. And in their “home sweet home” they have a refrigerator with a half-broken door. Yes, the door is “paani ke 15 botlo ke bojh ka maara”. Because, the philosophy of this household…
