Tag: family
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Aunt Selvi Writes the Maverick’s Manifesto.
“India is buffering, Bharat is a brochure. Parwati Singari awakens us—not with slogans, but with soil, satire, and a maverick’s fearless clarity.”
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Open That Bottle…!
The Last saturday of Febraury calls. Stop saving joy for ‘someday.’ Open that bottle, wear the good shoes, and live now.
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Aunt Paddu Deciphers Febraury
A lighthearted, humorous post featuring Aunt Paddu tackling a modern February dilemma—Valentine’s Day marketing overload? Leap year musings? The absurdity of pre-summer heat?
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Toast and Sass
Three women celebrate Virginia Woolf’s birthday by reclaiming their personal spaces. Inspired by Mangala Aunty’s bold move, they find independence and joy, enhancing their lives significantly.
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Acridonna Tea and Displaced Feminism
Acridonna humorously reflects on her experiences with various women managers, portraying their manipulative tactics in the workplace as a continuation of familial dynamics, all while enjoying a soothing cup of tea.
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Canara Chronicles — Rice, Revelry and Aunty Sass
MonteFest Of the Canara Christians. As Aunt Silvi leaned back in her old wooden chair, surrounded by a fragrant waft of coconut oil and incense, she raised an eyebrow at her nieces, Doris and Dahlia, who had come home for Montefest. “Ah, Montefest! You two city girls must have forgotten all about it, no? Too…
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