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Category: on the move

  • A Zensational Discovery

    A Zensational Discovery

    Wolfgang and Karen want take us out to a stylish place that serves Dosa and it is in Candolim   my husband said. Well, a dosa place… stylish…in Candolim. Well I had already nailed the place as a tourist fleecing “hospitality trained” kind of place. Which would have tomatoes and onions in various combinations and call…

  • Mes(si)merizing Zico Fantastico

    I am not a car driver, I am a biker. Actually closed doors and loud music are issues with me. About a week back my inner self was playing host to the archetype Cinderella, and I was actually going through this poor me gamut when Anoop from Indiblogger called me up and asked me if…

  • A terrorist called the tourist

    Travelling  has currently become a fashion, from travelling to work, and slow paced movement to learn about history, go back in time we have become the aggressive globalized tourist. Tourism today is the great soporific. A huge confidence trick and gives people the dangerous idea that there is something interesting in their lives. Their musical…

  • A Wayside Inn.

    We are back on our road trip this time it is on the Uttara Kannada belt. In our brand new Tata Zest XTA. The trip was essentially from Dharwad to Sirsi to Manipal. From there we were to travel to Kollur and back to Goa. It was around 1 pm when we hit Kumta and…

  • True love. Absolutely top hole – I have to say.

    True love. Absolutely top hole – I have to say.

    “So do you believe in… true love? She asked. Shavina, looked at the girl in front of her, and took a deep breath, “I think I have to” she said discreetly blinking back the tears, “without it, we’re all going nowhere” she added. True love…. The first time Shavina had heard the word truelove was…

  • International day for Non-violence

    October 2nd has been declared by UNO as the international day for non-violence. This   is in honour  of Mohandas Karmchand Gandhi. Let’s look at what UN defines as non-violence. Te principle of non-violence – also known as known violent resistance – rejects the use of physical violence in order to achieve social or political change.…