Travel & Lifestyle
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Summer Reading 2021
Last year, I assigned myself a goal of reading 40 books in year 2020 in honor of my 40th birthday. Very random goal yet somehow poetic in my head (the number 40 just tied it all in, I guess). I was surprised that I actually accomplished that goal. As nerdy as it may sound, it…
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Reading In The Time of Corona
Every summer around this time of the year, for the past decade, my family and I have been traveling to London to visit my parents. From there we have taken trips exploring bordering countries- France, Spain, Switzerland, Ireland, Scotland, Belgium, etc. It feels like this is the longest of non travel time I have ever…
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SeaWheeze- Destination Half Marathon
The course for this race is ranked as one of the most scenic in the world by many International running magazines
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Lucerne, Switzerland
This is a long overdue post about my last International trip but let me tell you it was worth the wait…just kidding! It’s been over a month since I have been back to reality from our annual summer trip (I visit my parents in the UK every year). The highlight of this trip, however, was…
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A Weekend in Portland
I don’t know if any of you have watched the show, ‘Portlandia’ or have heard anything about Portland but trust me when I say: everything that that show depicts or things you may have read or heard about Portland are absolutely true. It is the most eccentric city I have ever been to. A city…
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South of France
What blew me away about Monaco, other than the beauty of course, was the richness. From the million dollar yachts to the gorgeous seaside homes to Rolls-Royce at every corner – everything looked and felt expensive.
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Food for thought…
I think it was Julia Child that said, ”You don’t have to cook fancy or complicated masterpieces – just good food from fresh ingredients”.
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Why I run?
…Every night during those few months of bootcamp, I would go to bed praying that the trainer doesn’t make us run as part of the drill the next morning. The days that he did make us run, I would always take the short cut (short to a 0.25 mile long cut) :) That is how…
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INDIA- Land of a billion people!
“It’s the country of saints and beggars, progression and history, agriculture and industrialization, religion and spirituality, and a country of despair and faith.”
Got any book recommendations?
