A collection of queer, bizarre and fascinating stories, I enjoy the book and recommend it if you are looking for ‘mindful reading’.
 

It breaks my heart that Pakistan is seen as a place that one would never want to go to because they are afraid that they would get killed! I mean, come on!!!

 
I enjoyed the book and would recommend you read it. It’s suitable for all ages. And of course in reading, buying and sharing this book you’d be supporting fellow bloggers. 🙂

In search of answers, wanting to know more about Pakistan, I reached out to friends and I received info packed long answers. I’m sharing them as I got them…

 
I enjoyed reading It’s a Wonderful Death and would recommend it for anyone over the age of 14-15. Even if you are in your 30’s like me, this book will be entertaining and will transport you back to school (well, some what). 🙂

The meet up today was all about Yippee, it’s fight to stay in the market and taking the number one position held for so long by Maggi…

My journey from hating them to getting to know them. Learning that big lesson = we are all the same = we are all equal.

 
I didn’t enjoy the book at all and now I wonder what even got me interested. I had hoped for a funny hilarious book on rich Indian weddings but the book turned out poor in that department. Avoidable at best.

These are my selection of 8, 8 images that spoke to me, and cause spikes of joy. Moments, people, things, and experiences, those memories that bring me happiness.