My post for the campaign #Selfies4school at Tell – a- Tale. Ghanshyam was a worried man, every time he looked he sighed! He tried to avoid looking but it did not work, what was he to do? Every time he needed something, each time he called out, there it was, staring him in the face. …
“She flaunted her assets like a proud peacock and ‘happiness’ invaded her every pore. As the other women stared at her bikini clad gorgeousness she cared only for his eyes’ appreciative glance as he was mesmerised ‘on the beach’ as stood in his striped shorts. Love ignited on water!” Written for the From 15 to …
http://pixabay.com/ Blogging is incomplete if we do not learn the right way of commenting on the blogs we visit and reply to those who take the time out to visit us. Here is what I follow while commenting and see most popular and gifted bloggers follow. 1. Write in simple language and use more than …
The simple act of walking on the streets reminds us that we are not truly free. Here’s a take on the freedom to walk. The #FreedomIs campaign asked readers to share their idea of what freedom is, and what freedoms they wanted, through a selfie with a message. The results were varied and beautiful. You can see the …
Friends have a reunion; we just crossed each other’s path like trains across tracks; close enough to engage but far enough to not cause discomfort. Making endless plans for years and hiding behind the social network. At long last I relented; meeting her at the park. Like the first time. Linking it to the following two Prompts …





