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 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 26, 2019
The Generation of the Millennials
PhilosophyAs I think about “the generation of the millennials”, I ponder over the changes that they have gone through since the last, umm, Xennials. The period that defines the millennials is if they were born between 1981-1996/1997. Well, welcome then. I am not going to point out the flaws and the lacuna or degradation. I
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
A Strained Relationship: A Mother and a Daughter
FamilyA strained relationship is about to carry so many emotions together within it. The day was warm but she was particularly edgy. She had picked up the phone a few minutes ago yet the blood in her vessels rushed with the highest speed. Her serenity seemed lost in the woods of anxiety. She was in
Written by notsocordial on May 19, 2019
Facebook and A Love Story
LoveA love story assisted with today’s technology- Facebook is a perfect example of why social media is not so bad, after all. A friend request seemed fascinating that day. She couldn’t recognize the person in the display picture but her pupils dilated at the very sight of the cover photo- kept staring at it, trying
Written by notsocordial on May 19, 2019
Wishing Upon Falling Stars
PhilosophyWhen I was little, I used to wish on stars (luckily once on a falling star) that I wanted to become like one of those humans discovering they are bestowed with magical powers and they could change the map if they wanted, as they showed on TV. Or, meet a guardian angel (literally) who’d help