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Continue reading →: Lead kindly Light
Lead, kindly light, amid the encircling gloom, Lead thou me on; The night is dark, and I am far from home; Lead thou me on; Keep thou my feet; I do not ask to see The distant scene: one step enough for me. This one is a famous poem by…
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Continue reading →: The God who enables me
God has been given various names by various people during various walks of their lives. Some examples: Hagar called God as the God who sees; for Abraham, He was the God who Provides; for Hannah, He was the God who hears; the list goes on. To me personally, at various points…
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Continue reading →: This won’t last very long
It’s November now. We are running towards the end of this year 2020. What an unforgettable year this has been! When this year started, I had no clue that I will be living through a pandemic and that the life I knew was about to change so drastically! It has…
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Continue reading →: Lessons from Lockdown: Uncertainty
We live in uncertain times, we know not what tomorrow holds. Few days back, we did not know if the lockdown would be relaxed or extended? If extended, for how long? Is the place where I live turning into a hot spot? In that case, there will be further restrictions…
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Continue reading →: Second Chance
There is a story behind this canvas. I wanted to paint something for my sister and I originally painted with pink ombre effect. (Shade from light to dark pink) I was wondering what verse to write and finally wrote “You are loved” in silver sharpie. It wasn’t that visible. I…
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Continue reading →: LESSONS FROM LOCKDOWN: ESSENTIALS
With the lockdown in place, people are allowed to go out to purchase essentials like milk, vegetables or groceries. Better to get it online though. Many of the apps are functioning but difficult as some items are out of stock or slots for delivery are not available. Never has it…
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Continue reading →: LESSONS FROM LOCKDOWN: SLOWDOWN
Even before the lockdown was announced, our companies had given us work from home options and we have been doing it for the past 2 weeks. Haven’t been venturing out for much other than my weekly vegetable shopping on Saturdays. Didn’t get to go to church on Sundays! But blessed…
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Continue reading →: Didn’t look forward to this one
Looking at the news, loosing our cool Locked down in our homes; Fearful of being infected Fearful of passing to those who are dear So many “What Ifs” running through our heads That finding an answer to each of those Takes a toll on our mental health Suddenly, all of…
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Continue reading →: Cabmates
Bangalore, probably the only place on earth, where the majority people decide to opt for a company or not based on it’s location, whether it is closer to their home or not. Because “Traffic”. Don’t have to explain further. Once a person candidly told me, though they got a good…
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Continue reading →: Polarized sunglasses
My eyes are very sensitive to bright light, I immediately start squinting when I go out in the bright sun, or when they point those bright lights on our faces whenever they take videos/photos during weddings. I have difficulty keeping my eyes open in studios when they try to…
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