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Squirrels talk too :D
After Monkeys and Geese….now I imagine my squirrels talk š
Can you smell them….?? I can smell them…. Can you smell them yet?
Yea man… I can smell them too.. But I don’t see them… Do you see them??Ā
No… I don’t see them… But I can feel they’re fast approaching………
O my GOD ! They’re HERE…!!! Alert everyone!
P.S :
In near future (April end) I am writing a series of āun-posted lettersā on my blog and inviting guest posts for the same.
The compilation of this would have letters you never postedā¦the ones you wrote/wanted to write to your mother/teacher/neighbor/boss/husband/friend/ex but did not.. There is no need for names, you can address them to āan inspiring soulā or āa long lost friendā or ālove of my lifeā..
Leave a comment in case you’re interested to be a part of this.
When it snows in India..
India is crowded place.
We have a crowd of natives which has now crossed a billion plus we also cater a million tourists every year.
Undoubtedly, it is difficult to maintain world-class standards when a certain handful of population still lives below poverty line.
But nobody seems to mind it now-a-days. Everyone enjoys a hill station for a week and pack their bags and go off.Ā Only the indigenous people of such places can complain about the crowd or the living standard because they see everyday – year after year.
The northern states of India are snow-clad for the months November-February but generally have tourist inflow all throughout the year. During winters the main attraction is the snow. And in summer when rest of the country is suffering from soaring temperature these tourist spots provide a perfect get-away.
Not only do these states attract high number of Indians on a summer vacationĀ but tons of foreigners. I assume watching snow fall is an experience people like me crave to have in this same life time.
If in India, there are a certain places one must definitely visit.
Month of March : “In Print”
Reaching out through blogs : My article in the leading newspaper of Middle-East
Since I started working as a part-time free-lance writer for Gulf Times, life seems to have taken an exciting new turn..
After the article for working women in Qatar, I have now written about bloggers in Qatar. In this country, blogging is still not considered as a “cool” or beneficial way of social interaction and with my article I try to clear those myths and misconceptions.
Read it here –
http://www.gulf-times.com/technology/233/details/344940/reaching-out-through-blogs
Although Gulf Times did not include photos of all the amazing bloggers I got in touch with, I will attach their photos here as a token of thanks for their contribution.
# all photos belong to the rightful owners