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The Unexpected Allure of the Church Organ for a Skeptic
Though unsettled by traditional houses of worship, I seem to have developed a fascination for the towering church organ, its form and structure making me get over my discomfort at being inside a church.
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On the Pertinence of Michel de Montaigne’s words in the 21st century
Montaigne’s 16th-century advice still rings true. “Mieux vaut tête bien faite que tête bien pleine.” Cultivating a “well-made head” with critical thinking & adaptability is crucial for thriving in a changing world.
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Pet Peeves #5: The “No Sellout” Myth
Refusing to “sell your soul” to corporations while rocking a the latest fads. Hypocrisy, much? Every purchase feeds the system you hate ✊ Maybe true rebellion starts with a mindful shopping cart, instead of just rejecting the cubicle!
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Paul Poiret: The King of Modern Fashion & A Marketing Genius
Studying Paul Poiret, the King of Modern Fashion, and entrepreneur reveals a visionary who revolutionized fashion through innovative design, strategic branding, and masterful event marketing.
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Unlocking Culture with Free Museum Sundays in France
Whether you’re a local looking to reacquaint yourself with the past or a tourist eager to soak in the artistry of France, the first Sunday of the month promises a cultural feast that’s both enriching and budget-friendly.
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Why the resistance? The curious case of autowalas
My love-hate relationship with autos started when I moved to Pune. Since then, I have gone through countless rejections, destination judgements and absurd fare demands, leaving me wondering why autowalas are the way they are.
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A Quick Guide to Day Tripping in Provins
Provins, a medieval city nestled in the Île-de-France region of France, is an ideal destination for a day trip.
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The Power of Journaling and Monthly Recaps
From my personal diaries to my blog, I’ve been keeping a record of my life ever since I remember. This year I embarked on a new style of digital journaling with monthly recaps that’s been a great way to focus on the good, even at the end of very difficult…
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Life Lessons from a revamped Humpty Dumpty
A story of how Humpty Dumpty didn’t just sit on that wall; but got up undaunted, ready to explore the adventures that lay beyond the wall. And so, with each step, the mended egg ventured into the world, leaving behind a tale not of a fall, but of a resilient…
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My Love Affair With Sun Umbrellas
Now that’s an odd choice of object to be sentimental about, right? You wouldn’t question my rather ardent loyalty for Sun umbrellas though, if you had bought an umbrella in France! 🌂
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Rediscovering the Parts of Flowers with Rousseau
A captivating journey into the wonderful world of flora with which we share this planet, Rousseau’s “Lettres sur la Botanique” is a must-read for readers of all ages, from curious 8th graders to gardening enthusiasts.
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Pasta Aakhri Raasta
Pasta may have gained popularity in India, especially among younger generations and in urban settings where people are more exposed to a variety of global cuisines, but in more traditional or rural areas, where local cuisines are predominant, the acceptance of pasta might be different. Pasta aakhri raasta*, a phrase…
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