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Forest on Fire

Summer has come and weather is getting warmer day by day. A lot of birds can be seen flocking together as they come into heat for a mating season. While all this is happening, some of the tress have also been seen adopting few charming ways, specially the ones with blood red flower.          Out of all "Bloody Blossoms" my favorites are Silk- Cotton tree and Flame-of-the-forest (Palash/Tesu). They are looking amorous in the season and have one common entity of red and rowdy petals. But these lovelorn trees dress down their leaves and bear bright flowers. To this I got to hear an interesting fact from my husband that I would like to share. He said that the sudden burst of flowers on the dead-looking trees is triggered by the heat of the summers and the dryness in the air and soil. Standing at the far corner, all alone with might. Silk- cotton tree or Semal is indeed beautiful with large red flowers, which I love to pick every morning on my walk. On...

Small things big happiness

My earnings of the day!!! Sometimes small things are enough to make you happy, aren’t they? I am the kind of person who has no control over my emotions; it is nearly impossible for me to decide how I want to feel or why I feel that way. However, I have found that by seeking joy from the little things in life, I gain immense happiness.  Things like bangles and a carved piece of wood bought from a village market or collecting my favourite flowers on the way to home. These are just a few little things, which might seem worthless to many. There are copious amounts of treasures one can find everyday, which are a sure-fire way to help make you happy. P.S. If you can't find anything to make you happy, be the thing that makes others happy, because nothing makes people happier than being the sugar that sweetens someone's tea! I challenge you to find small things that make you happy and tell me in the comment box!  Hope you have a great week ahead. XOXO ...

A Little Taste Of Wanderlust

When I say I am wanderlust, it makes me smile! Maybe, because wanderlust explains my condition… It’s the  syndrome  and travelling is the  symptom . Travelling is what puts a smile on my face. It’s something that I’ve chosen to incorporate in my life and made part of my lifestyle. Because for me, it’s a source of pure happiness. It’s that simple! But to be honest, I was never a travel freak; in fact I was a girl who never used to go out on a school picnics and outings. I don’t know exactly what provoked the need to be a traveller. I’ve never really travelled with my family, and I didn’t know any avid travelled either. I don’t even remember talking to anyone about this aspect of my personality ever. Story of becoming a traveller Because I am in the hospitality industry, my work has given me ample of opportunities to work in some of the best tourist places across the country. But I myself missed the chances to enjoy the experiences of such places. While working...