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So recently, I purchased this set of coloured pencils online at amazon.in. I've never purchased cosmetics online and I've never even tried on coloured kajals. But since I was getting a great deal on the pencils, I wanted to experiment with a different look. At about 350 bucks for a set of 6 pencils, this is a great deal. As shown here, I've tried it on the hand before putting it in my eyes. The consistency is like the regular kajal and honestly, I've been using it for over a month in my eyes and there hasn't been any irritation. It's so much more cost effective than the expensive brands which cost at least four times the amount and are not even that smooth. I bought this brand only and only after seeing and reading the reviews online as well as on amazon.in. It's a great way to experiment with your looks instead of spending it conservatively only on one colour and then regretting it. CAUTION: Please buy cosmetics online only after you thoroughly read ...

If you like your daily dose of haggling with your vegetable vendor, then then this blog post is not for you. But for those of you who hate buying veggies as much as I do, you will probably understand what I am trying to say. If I can avoid cooking, I will. If I can avoid eating vegetables and fruits, I certainly will. And if I can avoid the drudgery of hauling big shopping baskets all over the countryside, count me in pal!!! I am all yours. Up until now, I used to buy small quantities of vegetables primarily because I don't like heavy bags digging into my fingers and rendering them painful. My fingers are the tools of my trade and I would rather like to keep them healthy. I also do not like bhajiwallas who deliver vegetables right at home because I cannot be sure if his delivery Chotu has flicked a carrot or two on the way to my house. I don't have a weighing machine and there is no way I can tell. Then one day, I came across an online grocery shopping portal. I sh...

Here are two videos which suddenly became infamous in the recent past...a subject of many parodies and were wildly tweeted and messaged all over the world. A lot of people mocked and had a good laugh at these videos. Now let's be really honest. There's a lot of content out there, which has been made with the intent of malice. People maligning each other via photos, videos, texts and so on. There is this dangerously large volume of content developed with the intent of harming kids and youngsters. And then there is this type of content, made without the intention of really harming anyone. Call it a self promotional trip or a late awakening, if you may, these people are putting themselves out there with the intention of entertaining themselves or others. It may be a hit, or it may even be a miss (in which case, they face the danger of severe trolling), but I fell that they are doing something to perhaps fulfill their inner dreams. it is up to us, to chose if we want to...

As I read the subject of Indispire, his week, a true story instantly came to my mind. Here it is for all of you…I will try and keep it as short as possible.  When we were little kids, one of our friends had an elder sister called Minaxi. We all called her Mini Didi. As kids, she was our role model. A state level swimmer, quite decent at her studies too, vivacious, very well spoken and exuberant. Our mothers told us to follow her example and be as disciplined as she was.  The years passed and Mini Didi went away to college to another city. We didn't hear much about her for a very long time until we got her wedding invitation.  It was wonderful and the event was as much fun as we all had expected and Mini Didi was far from the blushing bride that we all hope to see.  Then, few more years later, I had to deliver some parcel to Mini Didi in the town where she lived with her in-laws. I looked forward to visiting her because it was always fun when she was aro...