Want to throw a party? Remember this

   1)      Keep a bowl of snacks at strategic locations, where you may think the guests will get chatting along- beside the sofa, near the water, etc. cookies or chocolates, pop-corn or chips will do. 2)      Roses, or generally any flowers, make for an excellent decoration. Placing crystal bowls with red rose petals floating on [...]

It’s someone’s birthday…

He’s always been a jolly good fellow and now he’s one year older. Mac, my dog will be 6 tomorrow… I brought him in as a shabby little pup from that pet shop down the corner. He became a darling of the household in no-time and his popularity over-shot mine… He’s stayed put with me [...]

That dark, creamy world of chocolates

It has been snowing listlessly. The streets wear a carpet of snow. Little mounds of white and specks of red or white or black is the only visible sign or cars parked in the lane. Your pet cat insists on cuddling close to you all the time, which is becoming something of a bother now. [...]

Will those broadsheet newspapers die a slow death?

Yes. That’s the question in vogue now. New Media vs. The Old… I have heard people discussing it time and again- this debate also rules almost all media / journalism workshops and work places. Many have done research on different variants around the same thought. Let me provide you with some random examples of topics [...]

The Spiral of Silence

I came across a good read on the blogosphere which was perfectly in tune with the theme I prefer to talk about in this blog: Expressions.Matthew talks about the importance of expressing your opinions, without fearing if your opinion is in the minority or majority thought-pool. He talks about healthy debates. I take this opportunity [...]

The expression of color

What does a color tell you? For different people, colors carry their own singular meanings. That is why seeing a painting in an art gallery is such an individualistic occupation. Each viewer goes thru his own thought processes. He generates his own similies with which he likens the assembly of colors lying before his eyes. [...]