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Executive Dress Codes: The Quirky Uniforms of the World’s Elite

They run multibillion-dollar conglomerates, negotiate major deals, and are looked up to as bastions of power and influence. But when it comes to their wardrobes, many of the world’s top executives have some remarkably quirky dress codes they adhere to religiously. Let’s start with the reigning king of CEOs who decided a decade ago that Continue reading
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Confessions of a Software Engineer: In Awe of the Handy Man

As a software engineer, I live in a world of code, algorithms, and virtual interfaces. My tools are a keyboard, a mouse, and an occasional whiteboard session. But when it comes to the physical world of nuts, bolts, pipes, and wires, I’m about as handy as a fish out of water. Don’t get me wrong; Continue reading
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The Grocery Gauntlet – Navigating the Small Frustrations

Going to the grocery store is something we all have to do. But what should be a simple, mundane errand often ends up feeling more like a comedic odyssey – an uphill battle against petty frustrations and absurd inconveniences. If you too have waged war against the small indignities of grocery shopping, this is for Continue reading
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A Week in My Life: Food, Fun, and Sewing Adventures

Last week was a whirlwind of waiting, delicious food, and unexpected sewing talent. Buckle up, because I’m about to take you on a journey through pizza pandemonium, falafel feasts, and the surprisingly addictive world of homemade guacamole (with a twist!). The Great California Pizza Kitchen Caper: Valentine’s Day started off with promise: a romantic dinner Continue reading
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From Mom’s Needles to Global Threads: A Sweathery Odyssey Through Time

The rhythmic click-clack of my mother’s needles is the soundtrack to my earliest memories. In 1970s India, sweaters weren’t just fashion; they were hand-crafted havens against cool mornings and chilly evenings. Each stitch held her love, each pattern a unique story embodied in soft wool. My half-sleeved spring sweaters and full-sleeved winter wonders were more Continue reading
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From Bata Blues to Slip-On Bliss: A Shoeaholic’s Memoir

Ah, shoes! More than just foot prisons, they’re silent companions on life’s grand adventure. Each scuffed pair, each polished gem, whispers tales of scraped knees, conquered mountains, and the ever-evolving terrain of our lives. My journey? Buckle up, or rather, slip on, because heels are a definite no-no these days! India: Bata Beginnings and Kolhapuri Continue reading
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Embracing Change: The Evolution of Modern Office Spaces

In the ever-evolving landscape of the professional world, the traditional concept of offices is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Over the past three months, I’ve found myself navigating through three different office buildings, each with its own unique design, as my company adapted to the hybrid work model of three days in the office. Little did Continue reading
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Procrastination Chronicles: Lingering Lights, Leftovers, and the Art of Delay

Welcome to the Procrastination Chronicles, where we explore the humorous side of human nature’s tendency to let things linger a bit longer than intended. From holiday lights to gym memberships, it seems we all have a knack for turning procrastination into an art form. So, grab a cup of coffee (or tea, if you’re still Continue reading
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Embrace an Eco-Friendly Tomorrow: 10 Green Resolutions for 2024

As we step into 2024, let’s make a resolution to be kinder to our planet. Small, everyday changes can have a significant impact, and collectively, we can make a difference. Join the green revolution with these 10 eco-friendly resolutions that are not only easy to adopt but also contribute to a healthier Earth. Embrace these Continue reading
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The Evolution of Indian Weddings: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity

Indian weddings are evolving from traditional spectacles to dynamic celebrations, with active participation from couples, blending tradition with elements of modern culture. Continue reading