World Book Day!
Books have always been there through the thick and the thin. So here’s a picture of my “Friend“.
They have introduced me to many amazing magical worlds and in turn have inspired me to write my own stories!
(PS: These are a few random books from my collection)
© Ashwini Nawathe, Kaleidoscope of My Life
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9th of October of every year is celebrated as World Post Day! In this world of Blogs, Facebooks, WhatsApp, stuff, let’s – for a change – celebrate the “Snail Mail”!
So here’s my crazy idea: Is anyone interested in being “Pen Friends”?
via Thursday Photo Prompt: Messenger #writephoto
A Pitru Paksha special Re-post!
Piyru paksha (Pitri paksha or Pitr Paksha) is a 16–lunar day period in Hindu calendar when Hindus pay homage to their ancestor, especially through food offerings.
This was written for yet another Photo Prompt which was posted by Sue Vincent. This article will give a little insight in the mythological and cultural significance of a crow.
Continue reading Messenger of the Gods… #writephoto
History, an elementary narration of a labyrinthine past! How I love this subject…The sheer multitude of complex past stories and their implications in our present lives is something that just overwhelms me.
Continue reading Iti Haas: as it happened!
Here’s my entry for the Daily Writing Prompt that Christine E. Ray is hosting on her blog Brave and the Reckless. The prompt for today was tittle of the children book by Margaret Wise Brown: ‘Goodnight Moon‘.
Do you believe in magic? The magic of touch, the magic of truth, the magic of love and above all the magic of words…
Those perfect words which inspired our imaginations, words that transported us to fascinating worlds, words that gave us strength and hope, words that stole our hearts and those that broke them.
Continue reading The Magic of Words