Too much of a good thing can be wonderful! ― Mae West A treat for everyone, pick one as per your choice. 🙂 No one can resists …………………….Never underestimate a power of a chocolate My pet dog enjoying his treat. 🙂 */ This post is inspired by dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges Treat /*
This artist carefully paints on this huge canvas. In other instance, while, on our travels, we thought this was just a rope on the road but on a closer look, it was a snake. So, our driver carefully lifted it up and leaving it in the jungle. */This post was inspired by Daily Post Photo Challenge-Careful a photo
Continuing from my previous posts on Navratri ……. On the days of Indian rituals and religious festivals, vegetarian food is prepared at home. There are households who do not have onions and garlic. Thus, the choice becomes limited about what to cook. The most common dishes for Navaratri are: Sabudana puris and vadas which are
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Navaratri is a festival devoted to the worship of the Hindu deity Durga. The word Navaratri signifies ‘nine evenings’ in Sanskrit, ‘nava’ which means nine and ‘ratri’ which means nights. During these nine nights and ten days, nine types of Devi are venerated. The tenth day is known as Vijayadashami or ‘Dussehra’ (Dasera). Navaratri is a vivacious celebration all
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