When I was a young girl, I used to do things differently. I was timid, judgmental, self-conscious, and above all suffered from low self-esteem. These characteristics affected the way how I used to deal with things. However, thankfully with age comes wisdom and we realize all the mistakes that we did. If I get an … Continue reading 10 Things that I have Stopped Doing
The lockdown may seem like a depressing time and you may feel there is nothing to be grateful for. However, trying times are our best teachers and we have a lot to learn from these times. Firstly, we should be grateful that we are alive while millions have died all over the world. Secondly, we … Continue reading 5 Things to be Grateful for during Lockdown #GratitudeCircle
Social media has become extremely 'challenging' ever since people started 'social distancing'. Every other day some new challenges are coming up and I am getting tagged. The first tag that was making the rounds to apparently create 'positivity' was the #stronggorgeouswomen. I don't know, if it created any positivity for others, for me it just … Continue reading Social Distancing and Social Media Challenges #A-ZChallenge2020
On 22nd March, our Prime Minister declared the 'Janta Curfew'. It was anticipated. We understood that the Janta curfew was a trial run for a longer lockdown. On 22nd March, the Indian people were requested to stay inside the home from 7am to 9pm. Prime Minister also asked the countrypeople to clap for those who … Continue reading Janta Janardan #A-ZChallenge2020
Extroverts, as we all know are sociable and outgoing people who love to go out, party, meet other people and have fun. Introverts, on the other hand, are shy, reticent people who prefer to stay home and they are never the life of a party. The lockdown is proving hard for the extroverts while the … Continue reading Extroverts vs Introverts
The lockdown is already taking a toll on our mental health. Staying indoors for such an extended period of time is not easy for anybody. Even introverts like me are finding it claustrophobic at times. It is especially harsh on small kids, elderly and those who live alone. "Isolation, physical distancing, the closure of schools … Continue reading 7 Tips to Cope with Depression during Lockdown
The conspiracy theories regarding Covid19 has kept me on the tenterhooks. I am a huge fan of suspense thrillers and science fiction. Therefore a real-life science conspiracy theory caught my attention. I was spending the whole day reading theories online, listening on YouTube and watching them on Television. China was blaming America and Trump was … Continue reading Conspiracy Theories-The Funniest One #A-ZChallenge2020
"Boredom always precedes a period of great creativity"- Robert. M.Pirsig I realized the truth of this quote in the last few days. Ever since the lockdown started, my social media timeline has been flooded with creative works by my friends, family, acquaintances, and their kids. I never knew that there were so many creative people … Continue reading Boredom Precedes Creativity #A-ZChallenge April 2020
In the month of December, when the first case of Covid19 was detected in China, I was in Europe, enjoying canal rides, eating waffles, laughing with my Italian colleagues Natalia, Serena, Loredana and flirting with the Dutch-Italian fellow Roberto at the hotel's reception desk. He resembled the Indian actor Arjun Rampal and was no less … Continue reading Anxiety, Anger, and Alienation
Trina Looks Back 