Mother Earth
*/ This post is inspired by Weekly Photo Challenge Earth /* You may like to read International Mother Earth Day – Best Places of Interest
*/ This post is inspired by Weekly Photo Challenge Earth /* You may like to read International Mother Earth Day – Best Places of Interest
Friends, I would like to introduce you to travel blogger Alice from Teacake Travels. Me: For the readers, please could you introduce yourself and your blog? Alice: Strong-minded, honest, inquisitive, straight-talking and in search of the next thrill, I’m Alice at Teacake Travels! It’s all about solo female travel in Asia and pushing…
Once in 12 years, Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh , India explodes in the colour SAFFRON as it is home to the “SIMHASTHA KUMBH”. The Gulmohar Trees ( Hindi), Flamboyant ( English) , and Delonix regia ( Scientific name) join the celebration of Faith in the Month of May and explode in the colour of the…
Continuing from my earlier post “Superfood called Quinoa“, the following are a few recipes with quinoa Grilled Chicken & Quinoa Salad Ingredients: 2 ¼ cups water ¼ cup uncooked quinoa, rinsed 1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil 3 skinless, boneless chicken breast fillets ½ tsp. ground fresh black pepper ½ tsp. salt 1 ½ tsp…
Quinoa pronounced as keen-wa is a flavourful and wholesome grain which was first domesticated and cultivated in Bolivia by Andean people around 3000 to 4000 years ago. It has been an important staple in the Andean cultures where the plant is indigenous but relatively obscure in the rest of the world. The Incas, who help…
In our daily lives of hustle and bustle or while traveling long distances to work, we often do not pay attention to what we eat. We tend to snack on whatever is easily available like burgers, vada pavs, wafers, biscuits, etc. A healthy body needs to meet its nutritional needs to keep it fit. We…
Have you got served traditional English Sunday roast ever? Very often served with Yorkshire Puddings – which is soaked in sauce! Old Mama said, enough about average fond of sauce, so these puddings are like mama from above for me. Yorkshire pudding was originally eaten as a separate appetizer with thick gravy to fill up the stomach,…
Nature’s Gift to Humanity: Fowl Art II is a collection of prose by Mary Rensberry. She truly feels that in seeking the truth we define ourselves. And in finding the truth we discover ourselves. The following are some lovely quotes from her book In seeking the truth, we define ourselves. In finding the truth we discover…
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In 2016, the world will pay tribute to William Shakespeare. I found an interesting article on ‘The Bard’s’ 400 death anniversary… London: In a monumental literary find, a copy of William Shakespeare’s original First Folio, one of the world’s most sought-after books containing 36 of the Bard’s plays published seven years after his death, has been discovered…
Technology is a key to Future Tourism Published on Apr 10, 2012Producer: Cheok Ka ManFrom: Institute for Tourism Studies, Macau ChinaSpecial thanks to Antonio Chu, Dino Couto, Sonya Choi, Laurie Baker-Malungu, Stephen Ward, Doris Ip for your great support. Future travelerHow will the traveler of the future use technology for a better travel experience? As…