Category: Hyperopia

• Living in a pandemic: Mommyhood

  “But I know, somehow, that only when it is dark enough can you see the stars.” ― Martin Luther King, Jr. February “We are cancelling his bday party due to the virus outbreak.” “I have been reading about it too. Good decision. Wish him a happy birthday okay?” “Don’t think Pump It Up can reimburse. […]

  April 25, 2020

  Hyperopia, writing

• A cup full of sunlight

  Driving around Northern California in summer is like speeding up time. One afternoon lush green hills give your sweaty eyes comfort and shade. The next afternoon, you see them turning yellow, warning you of the fleeting horizons of seasons. 

  July 18, 2019

  Hyperopia, writing

• Off to honor Wordlessness!

  I lost my voice due to harsh weather changes in this part of my world. Since my inner world and outer world have a symbiotic friendship I felt I lost my inner voice too. What do you do when you cannot listen to yourself?

  May 6, 2014

  A Little World, Hyperopia

• A page left on the stage..

    Sometimes the world looks so surreal that I keep the door of my mind shut for days; as weeks keep marching on to nowhere, clocks keep waking up again after every 12 hours, flakes of happiness appear to clear the cloud around me, I open the door again, to welcome the worldly brightness of […]

  December 9, 2013

  Best of A Journey Called Life, Hyperopia, PHOTOGRAPHY & NATURE, writing

• Beauty around us..

    That day I was very upset. It was a working weekend and I remembered that I could not go to a place close to nature to cleanse my soul with fresh oxygen .

  November 16, 2013

  Hyperopia, PHOTOGRAPHY & NATURE