Living Diagonally In My Parallel World!

I found this app on Google Play Store. Its useful only for Android based phones. Not sure if it really helps but it got a lot of positive feedback. https://www.google.com/android/devicemanager https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lookout.labs.planb&hl=en

Ruchi Today was a day that I will forever hate myself. It is so strange that despite the best of our intentions things go completely out of hand and we become the reason of bringing extreme sorrow in ones life. We shifted to Bangalore a few years back and since then I shop for groceries every Saturday in this mall. Initially the kids and hubby Siddarth accompanied me and it was like a picnic every week. Gradually the novelty faded and it became a responsibility … my responsibility to shop for groceries. Five years of married life and two kids taught me a lot. I became even more calculated in giving my reactions. I have always been a very cautious person and most of my friends used to make fun of this habit of mine. They used to say that by the time Ruchi makes up her mind the train would have reached the next station! While I was standing in the check-out queue for a long time I heard a familiar voice behind me speaking on the phone. I was not sure but my affection for the voice made ...

Pancham – In Memoriam The way you waved your hands You never used a baton You always made those discreet movements To suggest a nuance here or an तान there And then the mischievous smile You were innovative You were creative You were so full of life Even in todays songs We find those places and exclaim यह देखो यहा है पंचम We still argue endlessly On how you broke the rules of music How the प सा from राह पे रहते है Was changed to सा मा I keep finding you everywhere You created sounds from everything In the sounds of flowing water In the sound of the bubbling soda Even slaps on the back The more I listen to you The more I keep on discovering you Thanks Pancham For all the happiness You brought us. It’s been 19 years But the pain and agony Still feels like it’s happened yesterday Boss, Saluting you on your exit.