Not Really A Car-nival

This could well be my car and someone’s house one of these days So I started with these driving classes, opting for a well-used WagonR. My first session was yesterday, which lasted around 15 minutes. The second session was today , which took around the same time, but a longer route. Aaand. What do I [...]

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Lessons Learnt From Two Wonderful Women

We had our business counterparts visiting us a couple of weeks back . They were two lovely women who were responsible for gathering the customer requirements and feedback and guiding us on what the market needs are. But I wont get into their professional expertise here. What I want to share are the inputs of [...]

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Very Lovely Chubby Cheeks

Not lovely, but I do have Chubby Cheeks. At least when I grin. Or smile! Anyhow, this incident happened this Monday – I walked into the VLCC centre closest to my place, I had an appointment for 11 AM, but I was a tad early and walked in by 10:40 AM. The only person around [...]

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How working women can be better professionals

I was having a conversation with some friends here in office at coffee. We are all a bunch of married women and sometimes, we do jump into talks of how marriage has changed our lives, sometimes for the better, at times, for the worst. I doubt there’s any one of us who doesn’t feel that [...]

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Benefits of Being a Woman

This one’s for you, Srihari…..(you have no idea about the amount of hunting I did for this….that too in work hours!! Am so not getting promoted!!!  :D  ) Anyhow, here goes :- ————————– Benefits of Being a Woman   – We got off the Titanic first. – We get to flirt with IT support guys (who always return [...]

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Do Men prefer Working Wives? Or Not??

Is it OK for Men to prefer Working Wives ? Or stay-at-home-wives/mothers? And why? My FIL preferred a working women for a wife. The BF prefers the same. The BIL too has asked MIL to look for a working girl for him. Does it speak ill of these men that they prefer their wives to be independent women. [...]

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Suffering in silence

  Before you jump to any conclusions on the subject of this post, let me reassure you that it is not related to any social issue. The title comes from my own silent suffering…….in the beauty parlour. (Ok now, please stop throwing those pillows at me!!  STOP!! Am serious!!) There’s this parlour I visit once in [...]

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My entry for Indusladies

I’ve been T-A-G-G-E-D. Yup. Finally!! (*Fist pumping the air!! *  ) G was kind enough to tag me for the Indusladies International Women’s Day contest. Since this is my FIRST tag, I’m obviously over-excited and am right now hyper ventilating on the topic for my post. We have a choice of 10 subjects relevant to today’s [...]

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A Common Scold

Bet you thought I made a typo there, didn’t ya? Anyhow, I came across this term for the first time while reading the book “Why Men Lie and Women Cry” by Allan & Barbara Pease. And here is what I found out :- A common scold is a woman who is accused of offending her [...]

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Continuing the thread on Strong Women….

…I MUST add this video. I request all you readers to take out time to go through this. Completely. I was spellbound by this lady’s courage. Her strength of conviction and beliefs. The amount of effort and patience required to do what she has done, is commendable. In a small way, I feel privileged to hear [...]

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