Not too long ago, one of my friends at work was telling about a situation where one Polish friend of his was seeing two boys, and she was having a tough time selecting one of them as a potential candidate for boyfriend.
On the 24’th of June we had a ceremony in Krakow by the name of ‘troca de cordas’ where new belts are given to Capoeiristas. I had the chance to pass the test to become an instructor.
A few months ago, a friend sent me a link explaining about the basic etiquettes of opening doors for women, and about carrying heavy luggage or groceries for her.
Don’t shake Your head Jay In this post i would like to share with You some things i have been pondering over the last couple of weeks.
Trip to India This last week i had the pleasure to go to India. The trip was short, just one week. But still it was definitely worth it. In the beginning i was worried that i shouldn’t go 8000 km far away across the ocean to my […]
Indian traditions- Gratefulness to god People in India attribute their success to god. It is a tradition common to most families in India. Since my family was very religious, it could be felt even stronger in many aspects of our life. I will give You […]
Grandfather through the eyes of Chandu During the span of 27 years, my grandfather wrote 20 books Which included 5 on the correct usage of malayalam language, and 5 children’s books. Besides grammar and children’s books, my grandfather translated ancient sanskrit poems into malayalam (in […]
My Grandfather My Grandfather is a writer and a well known academician in south India. My friend told me that I should write about my grandfather in the blog. I was afraid that people wouldn’t be interested in reading about someone like my grandfather. Why […]