Written by notsocordial on June 28, 2019
The Liebster Blogger Award
AwardsOMG!!! I CANNOT HOLD MY EXCITEMENT! So so grateful to Torrie Fryman for nominating me for this blogger award! I wake up and the first thing I see is this. Made my day, you! <3 Keeps me so motivated! For everyone who is not accustomed to the rules of the Liebster award, here they are:
Written by notsocordial on June 15, 2019
Seizing the Moment
Life . Philosophy“I guess sometimes the greatest memories are made in the most unlikely of places, further proof that spontaneity is more rewarding than a meticulously planned life.” Redmerski struck the chord here. It got me thinking about how we waste so much time pondering and procrastinating things while we could have just gotten done with it
Written by notsocordial on June 13, 2019
Homesick
Life . PhilosophyLike Heraclitus put it, “Change is the only constant thing in this world”. Really, who even likes change unless it is leading to something better. Even then, a certain depressive episode follows when you are going away from a certain place or thing. A nostalgic wave of memories and ache crosses right across your body.
Written by notsocordial on June 7, 2019
Getting Through Teenage To Adulthood
Life . PhilosophyYou did not like it when the alarm blew at 6 in the morning and you had to get up, get ready and go to school? Or were you one of those annoying little kids who just loved waking up in the morning? It doesn’t matter. Either one of you will relate to this. This
Written by notsocordial on June 5, 2019
PMSing and Messing.
PersonalWomen have their emotions all over the place. They have to look after themselves, pay the bills, balance their career with their personal lives, their families, their babies, the big babies they married, the pet’s babies and this is only a fraction of those things. A whole another level of problems involve what to wear,
Written by notsocordial on May 24, 2019
For People Who Had To Leave
Death . Family“My greatest loss, huh?”, she asked the interviewer. Her eyes were gleamy. One could not tell if she was in pain or deep regret. She seemed to walk down an unperturbed memory lane. She sat there. Lips sealed, for like a minute. “Ma’am? Your greatest loss? Do you recall any?”, the interviewer distracted her. She
Written by notsocordial on May 21, 2019
Theists and Atheists: A Never-ending Debate
PhilosophyTheists and Atheists. Theists and atheists. I will say that again. Don’t feel attacked. Not yet. I am yet to unfold some mysterious revelations now and who knows you might want to change sides? Let’s start with establishing what your stance is right now. Are you an atheist? Yes or No only. I am sure
Written by notsocordial on May 19, 2019
The Unsatiated Hunger and a Hungry Soul
PovertyThe rainwater poured on him as he tried to pick up left-over food and unused materials from the garbage dump. He held a black polythene bag over his shoulder and scoured for anything that seemed of a little importance to others. He was drenched and water tripped from his torn, ragged clothes and wore a
Written by notsocordial on May 19, 2019
Fathers: The Saga of an Understated Love
Family . LoveSince time immemorial, we have always patronized the mother’s love so much that the fathers seem to be lurking in the shadows. Odes for the mother’s love, movies depicting the beauty and sacrifices of the mother’s love and everything that you can possibly use to crown a prize. And, they totally deserve it. In fact,