You want it so badly, you chase it. You pray for it. You think about it 24x7. You decide on what you'd do if you got it. But in your head you know you won't get it, and you've already made your peace with it. And yet, deep down a voice inside tells you to …
I have thought this and said it out loud atleast a thousand times, “My lack of ability to move on is going to be my doom”. I don’t mean ‘moving on’ only in the context of a breakup or a heartbreak. I mean it in a much broader sense. Like my inability to move on …
Nice From Paris, we took a 6 am flight to one of my favourite cities, Nice (pronounced as "Neece"). Unfortunately, our flight was delayed due to an air traffic personnel strike (which I was told was neither a big deal nor very rare in this part of the world). Arriving in Nice at 10, we …
Continue reading France And Euro 2016 – Nice, Eze Village & Monaco
This one has been long overdue. I went to France back in July 2016 for the Euros. A classic example of sports tourism. Given the economics and numbers behind such events, it is not surprising the amount of bids a country is willing to make and the lengths they're ready to go to, to host …
This year for my new year wish I ask, A little more luck and a little something from the past. I want that girl who sat at my side when I drove, I want the girl whose laugh made my day whole. Every one of those exchanged smiles from across the room, I want …
Then a woman said, Speak to us of Joy and Sorrow. And he answered: Your joy is your sorrow unmasked. And the selfsame well from which your laughter rises was oftentimes filled with your tears. And how else can it be? The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more joy you can contain. …
I was just trying to connect the dots between Joy And Sorrow the other day, after I realised that the person who brought me the most happiness was also the source of some of my misery. To summarise, their presence brought me a world of joy and their immediate absence led to me missing them …
Continue reading Joy And Sorrow – Two Sides of The Same Coin
Listed below are a few cycling tips I personally followed as a beginner or wished someone had told me sooner than later. This post is aimed solely for beginners and enthusiasts who have started cycling recently. I've tried to cover some of the most common pitfalls of getting into riding, but haven't forgotten that the …
I’ll tell you something you already know, I really like you and that’s up for show. You’re so incredible and a sight for sore eyes, Your brain a whacky combo of wicked and wise. We started off decently well if you ask me, Until those unfortunate times came by. But you kept faith in me …
Popular opinion is that a mask poses a lot of discomfort even while not exerting oneself, wearing one while working out can be even harder. To put all your doubts to rest, we consulted with care.fit pulmonologist, Dr. Manish Sahu. The early days of the new normal were difficult for everyone. Wearing a mask has …
Another year is coming to a close, It is time to forget all your troubles and woes. For me this year was tough, full of ups and downs, It brought many emotions, tears and many frowns. Now another year is approaching fast, Let's hope it's a New Year with love and health, With a little …
We all know about fat. Fat is bad, right? We need to lose it to be fit and healthy. Well, not quite. In fact, fat (in the right amount) is essential for leading a healthy life. The problem lies in having too much or too little. That’s where body fat percentage comes in. So what …
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