Here’s my attempt at an A to Z Challenge. I’m planning to chose words from A to Z for my coming year, words that will push me to do more with my life and dreams.

After my skeptical start of the story, I must say I enjoyed the book. The blurb had left me wondering if I had done the right thing when accepting the book and the first few pages made me wonder some more but as I read on I started to get curious about the end.

Overall a good book. I enjoyed the peek into the 1970’s and Pakistan. If you are someone who likes old world stories, you’ll enjoy reading Haveli.

Really needed some light reading and a book on a girl done with men seemed perfect for that 😀

Happy New Year to everyone who reads this. May 2014 bring you joy, peace and contentment. May all you dreams and wishes come true; may all that’s best for you unfold in 2014. 🙂

She had seen that tattoo before! If only she could remember where. There was something very familiar about it and yet every time she thought she’d got it, it escaped out of her clutches. She felt like she was chasing an imp in a gnarled forest filled with hidden places and a drifting mist.

I’ve been away from the blog for over a month now. Sorry for disappearing without notice. If you missed me, big hugs to you 🙂 If you didn’t miss me, then I guess a hug won’t matter either 😛

Over all the book is well written and quite detailed. English Bites! will definitely help anyone who wants to get better in English no matter whether it’s just casual interest or a study for exams, however it will take a few reads before you make a dent in your English vocabulary. This book is going to permanently reside on my ‘pot reading shelf’. 😀

A couple of days back I came across Donna Hill’s video on making toys with cloth and wanting to distract myself today, I figured I’d make some doggie toys. I love getting the dogs toys, it’s such fun to see them play and get excited. But good strong toys for the dogs are fairly expensive and so here’s where DIY comes in.