My Reflections and Expressions
Kavya returned home to tell her mother about the sunflowers she had seen in her friend’s house. She found them beautiful and wondered why they were called sunflowers. They did remind her of the sun and sunrays. The following weekend Kavya, Advaith and their parents were driving to the next town. On the way they… Continue reading Facing the Sun
My weekly Slice of Life are my letters to my Doddamma. She is my father’s elder brother’s wife. Doddamma literally means ‘elder mother’. She is 88 years old. She cannot hear properly if I telephone to talk to her. So, I have been writing letters to her since October 2017. I enjoy writing letters and… Continue reading Everyday Moments (#SOL – 2019)
Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “dress.” Use it any way you’d like. Have fun! The other evening, my friend and I were talking about dresses, especially the saree and the salwar kameez. Both of us find the saree a very graceful dress. We wear the salwar kameez at home and when… Continue reading #SoCS Oct. 26/19
The two friends met at the hospital entrance. The look on Asha’s face saddened Deepa. Asha had been finding it difficult to see things. A check-up revealed that the nerves of her eyes were becoming weaker. Soon she would be blind. That had terrified her. She had taken to wearing dark glasses, hoping that people… Continue reading Loss (Sunday Photo fiction)
My weekly Slice of Life are my letters to my Doddamma. She is my father’s elder brother’s wife. Doddamma literally means ‘elder mother’. She is 88 years old. She cannot hear properly if I telephone to talk to her. So, I have been writing letters to her since October 2017. I enjoy writing letters and… Continue reading Everyday Moments (SoL #2019)
Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is “oh.” Use it as a word or find a word that starts with “oh.” Bonus points if you start and end with “oh.” Enjoy! ‘Oh’ was what our granddaughter used to say when she did not like something or when she wanted something and she did… Continue reading #SoCS Oct. 19/19
The prompt for today is How Green is Blue. This is a chance to use this phrase to inspire you to create a post. It can be anything – poetry, prose, a drawing, a photograph, wherever the phrase sends you. This prompt immediately brought to mind the pond in the middle of the areca farm… Continue reading Ragtag Daily Prompt Thursday: How Green is Blue
My weekly Slice of Life are my letters to my Doddamma. She is my father’s elder brother’s wife. Doddamma literally means ‘elder mother’. She is 88 years old. She cannot hear properly if I telephone to talk to her. So, I have been writing letters to her since October 2017. I enjoy writing letters and… Continue reading Everyday Moments (#SOL-2019)
In the wake of death Silent wails of the mourners Pierced and touched the hearts.
River Swarna on her way to the Arabian sea. Sunlight on rain water 🙂
Mukhamani 