Popular Posts
-
According to John Galt, selfishness is both moral and practical. Explain what he means by this and how events of the story illustrate and dr...
-
She stepped on the pedal, Ryan’s school must have left by now. Damn this traffic, she cursed. Making her five year old son wait was not a ha...
-
Turning 23 is not a big deal, says my wise friend. So I explain to him how when you are 22 you are closer to 21 so random acts of craziness...
-
I read a review of this book, a month back, in the newspaper somewhere. I cannot recollect even a bit about what the critic had to say. Th... -
It’s been four months of scorching restless summer since I last posted here. There are times when I can’t write, either because I am too ha...
-
My train passed over the bridge slowly. And I saw the water sparkling below. I saw the sun in every wave of the green waters. And on looking...
-
It‘s funny how some people like to state the obvious. Here’s an incident: Evening time, you just left from work. It’s raining cats and ...
-
How would you feel if happiness, as close to you as your next breath, was taken away from you? This book, as the author claims, is a diary...
-
There are somethings which you know with such crippling surety that you wish there was a doubt.
-
It all started with the Secret Seven and the Famous Five . At the tender age of seven, I wanted to solve mysteries, have English muffins (h...
2 comments:
don't know why... reads funny this one!
was it supposed to be, or is it just my totally bizarre imagination at the works again??
no it is not funny but not well written.
i just went and posted whatever bits i wrote.
so its turned up all weird.
Post a Comment