Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Our point of view


“And why do you want to change schools?”, the Principal of the school I was seeking admission in asked me.
“We are quite happy with the school”, I replied honestly. “But now that our older one is moving to secondary school, we want a school that puts more emphasis on academic results.”
She smiled, hesitated a moment, then said, “I’ve interviewed many parents who have kids in the same school, and you are the first parent who hasn’t complained about the school.”
I am glad she appreciated our point of view. We have chosen the right school for our kids.

 “Values aren't buses... They're not supposed to get you anywhere. They're supposed to define who you are.”
― Jennifer Crusie

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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

The purpose of festivals


Sharad Poornima.
The full moon night when the moon is closest to the Earth. People believe that if they offer a milk based dessert to the moon before consuming it, they will be blessed with good health in the coming year. In the days before high-rises and pollution, many families would have, what amounts to, a moonlight picnic dinner on Sharad Poornima. Whether the moon actually blessed the food or not, we do not know, but everyone sure had fun.
And shouldn’t that be the whole purpose of festivals?
I did my bit, and make something sweet for the kids.

“The easy confidence with which I know another man's religion is folly teaches me to suspect that my own is also.”
― Mark Twain

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Monday, October 29, 2012

He was right


“My Maths book has a mistake”, my older one informed me. “There is a question, ‘which are the only two months that are next to each other and have 31 days?’. The question is wrong, isn’t it?”
“Of course not. There are two months that are together that have 31 days”, I snapped; irritated that at nearly nine, he still didn’t know the calendar.
“You are talking about July and August, aren’t you?”, he asked. “But what about December and January. They have 31 days too, and they are next to each other.”
And you know what, he was right!
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.”
― Mark Twain

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Sunday, October 28, 2012

A little bit of sensitivity


The King of Good Times, he called himself. The flamboyant owner of the fastest growing airlines in the country. Known for his jet-set lifestyle- the yatchs, the fast cars, the parties, the gorgeous women.
Then his airlines ran into trouble. Its employees unpaid for several months. Their family members committing suicide because they could not cope.
His lifestyle continues unchanged. Babes, booze and beaches. Openly.
Legally, he is in the clear. It is a limited liability company, and he is not responsible for its fate.
But this is not about legalities. Shouldn’t he be showing a little bit of sensitivity?


“Find a purpose to serve, not a lifestyle to live.”   
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Saturday, October 27, 2012

Beautiful blue flowers


When a neighbour shifted out of her apartment, she decided to abandon all her plants. I’d see their miserable faces everyday, but since I couldn’t image anyone leaving her plants to die, I presumed she had made other arrangements. By the time I realized she wasn’t going to claim them again, it was too late to save any of the plants. One, however, held on and with every last ounce of energy produced a bunch of pods.
I planted the seeds, without knowing if they would take root. They did. Now my balcony boasts of beautiful blue flowers every month.


“Take the time to plant seeds even if you're unsure if they'll grow; who knows, maybe all it takes is for someone else to come along and water it.”
― Kai Mann
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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Friday, October 26, 2012

Can anything be more Joyous?

Four months back, my younger one couldn’t read at all. He could spell words, but couldn’t read them in a printed book. And then he gradually learnt to sound the words out- first with help, then on his own. He still gets many of the words wrong, but he gets enough right to want to keep trying.
Yesterday, he picked up his favourite Tintin comic. “Why don’t you try reading the words instead of just looking at the pictures?”, I suggested.
He looked incredulous. Then tried. “Mamma, I can read!!!!”, he exclaimed.

Can anything be more Joyous than that discovery?

“Books are a uniquely portable magic.”
― Stephen King, On Writing
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Thursday, October 25, 2012

There is no magic pill

“But you are a fitness freak”, a friend informed me, when I was trying to motivate her to work-out regularly. She made it sound like I was addicted to exercise, that some mysterious power compelled me to work-out every-day.
Doesn’t she realize that when the alarm goes off early in the morning, I too have to struggle to get out of the bed. That there are days when I want to rest, but don’t because I know that once a habit is broken, you can’t get it back.
There is no magic to fittness- you just have to push yourself.


“If exercise were a pill, it would be one of the most cost-effective drugs ever invented."
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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Wasted time


I was stepping out for a run when my older one caught me. “Mamma, please, please, please, can you go for a run later. I want to talk to you now.”
“Later, Sweetheart”, I almost told him. “We can talk when I am back.” I really wanted to put in a long run that day; soon it would be too hot to go outside. But I looked into his eyes- gleaming with hope and anticipation. A day will come when he might no longer want to talk to me- how I will long for this moment then.
I stayed back.
“Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.”
― Marthe Troly-Curtin,
Phrynette Married


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Tuesday, October 23, 2012

So fast?


Nine days of festivities draw to a close today. Nine days of worshipping the Mother Goddess. Nine days of dancing through the night. Nine days of dressing up in nine special colours. Nine days of refraining from eating certain foods. Nine days of joyous celebrations. Nine days of mirth.
Seems like yesterday that everyone was counting down to the festival. Buying new clothes, accessorising them. Planning where to go on which day. And with whom. Planning what to cook, when.
And now, it is all over, until next year. Time flies doesn’t it? Both the good times and the bad.
“How did it get so late so soon?”
― Dr. Seuss

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Monday, October 22, 2012

Put kids in charge


Decades back, the Indian government came up with “Project Tiger”- a way to protect the environment by putting the national animal at the apex of the ecosystem. Unfortunately, today, even the big cat faces extinction.
"If tigers are so important, why don’t we just keep them in zoos”, a kid asked.
Before the teacher could reply, my kid piped up, "but Project Tiger is not about the tiger. It is about all the animals. The tiger is the symbol, because big people don't think rabbits and butterflies are important."
Right he was. Why can’t we just put kids in charge?
“If the bee disappeared off the face of the earth, man would only have four years left to live.”
― Albert Einstein

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Sunday, October 21, 2012

Celebrate the inner goddess


Every day, you read about atrocities against girls and women. Major crimes grab the headlines, but it is the relatively smaller crimes that strike terror in our hearts. The girl who was assaulted when she dared protest when a ruffian stared at her. The woman paraded naked because she resisted a rape attempt. Small everyday crimes, that make you scared to assert your rights. That make you crow in fear.
And yet, come Navratri, the entire country steps out to worship the Mother Goddess. When will the Nation learn to celebrate the inner Goddess present in its Women and Girls?
While the real Goddess waits for a school bus, the cloth
that is offered to the Goddess hangs from a store.
The symbolism of the Goddess is not a parallel structure to the symbolism of God the Father. The Goddess does not rule the world. She is the world. Manifest in each of us, She can be known internally by every indivdual, in all her magnificent diversity.


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Saturday, October 20, 2012

I don't care


“Sera* called me ‘Tiny’”, I overheard my younger one telling his brother.
“Did you hit her?”, his brother asked.
“Why should I?”, he replied. “I told her I didn’t need her to tell me something I already knew.”
I worried about it for awhile, and at dinnertime, broached the topic again. “Do you mind being the shortest in your classs?”, I asked. “I am sure you will grow taller soon.”
“Why should I want to be tall?”, he asked. “I’m okay as I am.”
“But don’t people tease you?”
“So what? I don’t care.”
Wish more people were like him.

“What people in the world think of you is really none of your business.”
― Martha Graham
* Name changed

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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Friday, October 19, 2012

What you see....

I’d made some really good plum chutney the other day, and wanted to take a picture to post on a food group. I poured it into a pretty bowl, spread out a cloth that would compliment the colour, and started shooting. I took seven pictures- all were well composed, perfectly exposed and well lit, but none of them came close to capturing the colour and luminosity of the dish.
On an impulse, I decided to go against everything I have learnt, and shot against the light. The photograph was perfect.
Sometimes, the smallest shift in perspective, ends up changing everything.
“What we see depends mainly on what we look for.” ― John Lubbock
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Thursday, October 18, 2012

Being yourself

“You are getting so many grey hairs”, a friend commented. “Why don’t you start colouring it?”
I muttered something incomprehensible about colouring being high maintenance, and quickly changed the subject. How do you explain to someone that you just don’t want to hide the grey. That coloured hair, or highlights are definitely beautiful, but that you feel the need for neither. That you actually like the streaks of grey, because you feel you have earned every single one of them.
That, strange though it may seem in a world obsessed with the perfect body, you are happy just being yourself.

“Wanting to be someone else is a waste of the person you are.”
― Marilyn Monroe
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Search for Dignity

“If you don’t mind, we’d rather you not take any pictures”, I was told by the person accompanying me on a visit to a project we had funded in a slum community.
“Why should I mind?”, I asked putting my camera away. “I wouldn’t want someone to take pictures of me without my permission. Why should people living in slums not have the same right to privacy?”

But the fact is that very few people realize it. Poverty might compel people to accept charity, but making a donation does not give anyone the right to strip them of their dignity.

"Empathy is simply the ability to understand another person's search for dignity."
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Can I be proud?


“You know what”, my older one said triumphantly. “The shopkeeper tried to cheat me, but I told him he was giving me the wrong change. I am really smart, aren’t I?”
At first, I found it hard to believe his story- would the shop-keeper I was patronizing for many months do that to me- but when I asked for details, I found that my son was indeed right. The shop-keeper had given him less change than he should have.
“How did you calculate so fast?”, I asked.
“We learnt it in school!”, he replied.
Can I be proud of him?

Education must have an end in view, for it is not an end in itself.
~ Sybil Marshall
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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Monday, October 15, 2012

Change the World


This post is a part of Blog Action Day- "The Power of We"


Nestled high up in the Himalayas, Ladakh was an unspoilt paradise till tourists discovered the charms of its barren landscapes and Buddhist monasteries. They brought with them the polythene bag revolution; everyone wanted them. Like in every other part of India, garbage dumps were soon overflowing with polythene bags. Cows starting eating them, and falling sick; many even dying.
They could have waited for government to ban polythene bags, but the locals chose to do something about it themselves. They banded together and convinced the local community to boycott polythene bags.
Ladakh is now back to being an unspoilt paradise.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
Margaret Mead

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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Sunday, October 14, 2012

To not say "Yes"


“Stop being such a spoilsport”, my friends told me when I said I couldn't join them for a night-out. “If you really want to, you can manage it somehow.”
But that was just it. I did not want it that badly. Sure, I love my friends, and love spending time with them, but not at the cost of disrupting my normal routine. So, I said “No”.
It didn't make me a lesser woman. It didn't make me a wimp. It didn't make me anything except a person who had a courage to not say “Yes”, when she actually meant “no”.


"A 'No' uttered from the deepest conviction is better than a 'Yes' merely uttered to please, or worse, to avoid trouble."
~Mahatma Gandhi


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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Saturday, October 13, 2012

I strive


I came home from school in a state one day. I was livid at a petty wrong that had been done to me. Triumphant on how I had dealt with it in the way only a headstrong teenager can. The moment my mother got home, I started venting. How I vented! I cried, I yelled, I cried some more. She patiently heard me through, let me sob on her shoulders.
And when I was calm, and able to deal with it, she told me exactly what mistakes she thought I had made.
I strive to be a mother like that. 


"If you can rely on someone who is going to love you no matter what you do, I think that is pretty empowering."
~ Teri Johnson, mother of US gymnast Shawn Johnson
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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Friday, October 12, 2012

Not to be a lady

For a long time, I envied women who were ladies. Women who wore the right clothes, said the right things, and knew how to conduct themselves in social-settings. No matter how hard I tried, I could never become one.
Injustice bothers me, and I am not afraid to create a scene when faced with something that is Wrong. When I have something to say, I say it, without worrying about how many feathers it will ruffle.
Now I realize being a lady is not all that great- I would rather be a woman who stands up for what is Right.

On the International  Day of the Girl, Nora Ephron's words are so true-
"Whatever you choose, however many roads you travel, I hope that you choose not to be a lady. I hope you will find some way to break the rules and make a little trouble out there. And I also hope that you will choose to make some of that trouble on behalf of women."
Nora Ephron
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Thursday, October 11, 2012

Am I flying correctly?

Why is it that of all the animals in the world, it is only the human that is so full of self doubt? Is my running gait right? Is my voice pitched right? Am I speaking in the right accent? Is this food good for me? Does that dress look nice on me? There doesn’t seem to be a single moment in our lives when we are not questioning something that we do.
Is it because we try to do so much, we rarely reach the stage where we do things instinctively? Or I am generalising as I often do?
A bird never asks, "Am I flying correctly?"
~ Mary Ann Radmacher


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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

The mind works


It was a vegetable I have never cooked, but the moment I saw it, I knew I had to bring it home. While paying for it, in one moment of clarity, I felt the taste of a dish I haven’t had for over a decade. Without even knowing what the vegetable tasted like, I resolved to make something similar.
On getting home, I started trying to identify the vegetable using google. On an impulse, I typed in the name of the dish I got the taste of, and it was just that.
Isn’t it strange how the mind sometimes works?
“Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous.” 
― Albert EinsteinThe World as I See It


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Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Why are you so scared?


Do you remember how you felt when you stood up for the first time? Unsteady on your legs, falling down after a few seconds, but not giving up till you got it right.
Do you remember taking your first step? You need not have- crawling could get your around quite well - but you still took that Step.

There was a time when you were not scared of taking risks. A time when you knew that you could not cling to the familiar forever. A time when you were not scared to let go.

Why, now, are you so scared?

"The fishermen know that the sea is dangerous and the storm terrible, but they have never found these dangers sufficient reason for remaining ashore." Vincent Van Gogh

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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Monday, October 8, 2012

Never argue


I have always believed in healthy discussions. I state my point, listen to the other person, have a heated argument, and often call it quits by agreeing to disagree.
But how do you have a meaningful discussion with someone who doesn’t have anything to say, but still wants to say it? With someone who latches onto a peripheral part of your argument, and refutes it in long laborious statements, while ignoring the main thing that you were trying to convey.
Guess I should stop being so generous with my time. Not everyone has something to say. Why listen to them?

Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level, then knock you down with experience.
~ Bumper sticker
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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Sunday, October 7, 2012

Separate Issues from Personalities


“God does not play dice.”
“Stop telling God what to do.”
Even people who do not know what Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr were arguing about have heard of this famous exchange. Einstein could never quite reconcile himself to Quantum Mechanics as articulated by Bohr, even though (ironically) it was his work that led to it.
Till the end of their days, Einstein and Bohr argued about Nature’s Laws- neither willing to give in to the other. Yet, they continued to have the highest regard for each other.

Why do we find it so difficult to separate issues from personalities?
 Today's google doodle commemorates what would have been the 127th birthday of Niels Bohr. 


“An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes 
that can be made in a very narrow field.”
- Niels Bohr
October 7, 1885- November 18, 1962
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Saturday, October 6, 2012

Remember who you are

She is a person I admire tremendously. A graduate from a top management institute, she had an enviable corporate career ahead of her. Instead, she chucked it all and returned to her first love- Experimental Physics.
When I congratulated her after she received an important Award, and told her why I admire her so, her response was surprising. “I’m so glad you reminded me of all that”, she said. “I’d forgotten who I once was. Now that I remember, it will be so much easier for me to make difficult choices again.”
Why do we forget who we really are?
"You have forgotten who you are and so have forgotten me. Look inside yourself Simba. You are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the circle of life.
Remember who you are. You are my son and the one true king. Remember..."
- Mustafa to Simba in The Lion King
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Friday, October 5, 2012

Rejoicing in the everyday

“I love your stuff”, I told a friend.
“I’m holding an exhibition next month”, she replied. “Let’s see what the response is like.”
Yes, selling your creation is the ultimate achievement, but we all know how difficult that could be.
“I too hope it goes off well”, I told her. “But regardless of whether you sell anything or not, you are a very talented artist.”

But somehow, that seemed not enough. She wanted public adulation, and nothing short of that would suffice. Isn’t it sad how people measure themselves by the goals they achieve, instead of rejoicing in everyday victories?



Don't wait till you have reached your goal to be proud of yourself. Be proud of every step you take towards reaching that goal.
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Thursday, October 4, 2012

Never Outrun your Joy


I was determined to run 20 miles that day. The first couple of miles are always difficult, and I braced myself and weathered those. But even after I found my rhythm, the run did not become any easier. “Why am I doing this?”, I asked myself repeatedly. “Running is supposed to be fun, not a task to be completed.” Me being me, I could not bring myself to quit, but as I struggled through those last miles, I promised myself that if running was becoming a drag, I wouldn’t run anymore.
And the same holds for everything else, doesn’t it?



"Run often and run long, but never outrun your joy of running."

~ Julie Isphording

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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriM. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Don't wait


I was walking home with the kids, when one of them suddenly took off in the opposite direction. “Were you off chasing the dragonfly?’, I asked when he returned, eyes gleaming in delight. He nodded vigorously, then catching sight of the dragonfly took off again. “Are you sure you don’t want to join him too?”, I asked the other one. The words were barely out of my mouth, before he took off too.
I leaned against a pillar, and watched the kids running, jumping, giggling. There was a pile of work waiting for me, but moments like these don’t wait.
"The art of being happy lies in the power of 
extracting happiness from common things"

~ Henry Ward Beecher
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012

The Object of our Lust

She was professionally qualified, well-connected, in a well-paying job.
He was an unskilled migrant, a casual labourer in job paying minimum wages.
He lived in a slum community, she lived in the swanky apartment complex where he worked as a security guard.
He made a crude pass at her. She turned him down as firmly and politely as she could.
He couldn’t accept it. How could she, a mere Female, dare turn him, a Virile Male, down? Weren’t Women created solely to satisfy the urges of Men?
That night, he let himself into her apartment and stabbed her to death.


"I will far rather see the race of man extinct than that we should become less than beasts by making the noblest of God's creation, woman, the object of our lust." - Mahatma Gandhi

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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriMo. The Plan is to elaborate (in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!
Today is the Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. This incident that happened a few months back shows how far we have come from his ideals.

Monday, October 1, 2012

Who Am I?


I try. I try very hard. But it never seems to be enough.
There is the Paragon of Perfection sitting on her pedestal, smiling condescendingly at me. “You are a failure. A total, complete Failure”, she says. “No matter how hard you try, you can never be Perfect Mother.”
It hurts to have her enunciate it so clearly, but in my heart, I know it is true. I am not a Perfect Mother, nor ever will be.
But do I really want to be a Perfect Mother? I am a Good mother, and my kids love me. Shouldn't that enough?



“There is no way to be a perfect mother, 
and a million ways to be a good one” 
- Jill Churchill
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This is the fourth year that I am going to be a part of NaBloWriMo. The Plan is to elaborate
(in 100 words) on a quote that touched my heart- let's see how far this takes me. If I can tie it in with the writing prompt, so much the better!
Today's prompt was "Tell us about yourself". This is me, or at least the most important part that goes into making the Essential Me.

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