Category: Thoroughly Mundane
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Free Money Day?
Yesterday the 15th of September was the free money day. When I heard of it I saw visuals of currency bill flying around. So I figured I needed to know more about it. The exercise was quite simple it was about handing two bills/coins to absolute strangers and requests the recipient to pass half of…
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Mahabali cannot be Dwarfed.
As we were driving down from Panaji, to Margao I saw this banner that said, 37% Goan have votes AAP, 27%BJP, and some X% congress, the conclusion was AAP leads, what occurred to me, is it could also be interpreted as 63% Goans are clear that they do not want AAP. Ultimately every story is…
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To the Weirdos in My life.
Weirdo’s are unusual people. Though actually the word weird means, supernatural unearthly. Sometimes it is connected with fate, and sometimes it is a person’s destiny in the context of Scottish archaic, or so Merriam-Webster assures me, while in northern America it is an inform word that induces a sense of disbelief or alienation. Guess there…
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constantly changing.
The clouds were clearing, usually this time of the year the shadow of the peak of Kudremukh was visible but with iron ore project the peak had scaled down the mountain ranges that stopped the water laden south-western clouds, resulting in the torrential rains of the western coast line of India had weakened. When I…
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Nagarapanchami
Nagapanchami August 7th 2016 The worship of the snake god happens all over India and other indigenous cultures. In the Tulu – Malayala region it is very vibrant since it is essentially the snake territory. We have the cult of Nagamandala, the Nagapatri and other folk rituals which tell the stories connecting nature-animal-man. Most families…
