He had an appetite like the ocean engulfing everything that came to his shore he also had sand on his doorsteps it is there since a while first it came when the one eyed bikini lady first slept on the porch. but he was young back then that was twenty years ago. now the bikini lady is sleeping underneath the avocado tree. the one that … Continue reading 2/30 Appetite Like an Ocean – National Poetry Month 2018
Today I write; clubbed by shattered dreams, as broken pieces pierce time and space. Today I write; as the water stops flowing, and wails emerge from dried up wells. Today I write; on a long road ahead, with the exits, blocked and barricaded. Today I write; as someone will push the swing, for a little boy who sits on it for eternity. Today I write; because … Continue reading 1/30 Today I Write – National Poetry Month 2018
This week I want to introduce you all to The Hidden Why Podcast by Leigh Martinuzzi. Leigh is based out of Queensland and in his Podcasts he brings Guests and they talk about life. They talk about the tips and tricks for the not so obvious and also for the things we take for granted. The thing I personally like of Leigh is the timing … Continue reading The Hidden Why? Podcast. It is on it’s 555th Episode
Yesterday, On a Sunday evening I took sometime to send message to many old business acquaintances, colleagues turned friends and old business connections and then sat down to list a few things, that I look forward to for a Monday at work. I have mentioned before in here that I very rarely have Monday blues. And the reason for that is the people I work … Continue reading Planning for a Monday in Office
May be someday I too will learn to forget and then it will all be normal. But till then I will let the memories wickedly savor on the wounds little by little. Or may be memories are like people; They too get fed up feeding on the same old thing over and over. They might stop finding it tasty and exotic and then stop coming. … Continue reading Memories Come
As 72 Million Gen Zers plan to enter the work force as a GenX I find it a great time to learn more on how they will impact our work and life. As a parent to Gen Z and a potential Colleague to them I find it fascinating to see the Generation shaping up at work and at Home. Until I read ‘Gen Z @ … Continue reading Gen Z @ Work by the Dad-Son Duo David and Jonah Stillman
Today Wednesday March 21 is the World Poetry Day. Instead of writing something I want to share with you three poems by three poets, all associated with the Beat movement. First poet is Lew Welch, Beat poet, who published and performed wildly in 1960s ad also taught Poetry Workshops in SF from 1965 to 1970. And the poem of his that I selected is ‘This … Continue reading On this World Poetry day sharing Welch, Whalen and Snyder
I switched from Android to iPhone last year. One of the reasons for doing so was iTunes. I was paying for a family plan as my 18 year old daughter wanted to listen to Rap and my 10 year old son (who dreams a singing career) was growing up with Beyonce and it could have 6 family members. And I wanted to listen something during … Continue reading Podcast Review #1 Agile for Humans
I am a feminist, but the last thing I want to get is an approval from other feminists. I am a liberal, but I don’t need the blessing of other liberals. I am an Atheist, but I do not need the validation of other Atheists. And I can be a real asshole at times, but wait… I am not in any search for other assholes … Continue reading It’s a busy street and we don’t need any endorsements
Loved the movie. One with a Woody Allen Streak…. “The only living boy in newyork” stars an ensemble cast including Kate Beckinsale, Pierce Brosnan and Jeff Bridges. Loved Callum Turner as the protagonist young man Thomas Web who is a college graduate trying to figure what he wants to do with life. While immersed in a one sided love with a girl Mimi Thomas also falls … Continue reading A Movie with a Woody Allen Streak
Vinod Narayan 