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A reflection of the past
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In the eye of the beholder
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Hay way
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Holy Cows
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Animal Kingdom
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What news?
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Town Center
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Warding off the evil eye
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Temple trees
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Growing Pains
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Dirty Politics
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Truck Slumber
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Heterogeneous Landscapes
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The road ahead
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A witness
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Halal Chicken – Served Fresh
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Halal Chicken – Small Business
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Rangoli Designs
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Proud owner of her business
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Buddha waiting to be initiated
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Community park
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Road sharing
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Backyard
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Meeting Men
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Amateur Photography
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Farmers Market
Ganesha
Vegans’ Paradise
Rate Card
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Vending Fruits
Rainbow Colors
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Brown Eyes on America: Stories, Essays, and Fiction from an Indian American Life
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I’ve Got FIFA Fever. Just Not The Kind You Think I Do.
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All That She Carried: Stories of Motherhood – A Podcast by Her Munzill
Recently, I had the privilege of joining a conversation on motherhood, the immigrant experience, and modern-day parenting. Vandana and Shikha are hosts of the HerMunzill podcast which is a destination for South Asian women to share stories of their journey and...
Beach Please! If Gratitude Had Two Feet
One of my daily gratitudes is to the universe for keeping me mobile and for the health and resources that let me explore this world on my own two feet. Let's see, where exactly have these feet gone so far? Cities, villages, parks, paddy and sunflower fields, deserts,...
An Indian American Mom’s Journey Across America: The Surprising Lessons and Lifelong Friendships I Found on the Road
Foot Loose In America Travel isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always comfortable. Sometimes it hurts. It even breaks your heart. But that’s okay. The journey changes you. It should change you. ~ Anthony Bourdain
Kanye Uses His Kardashian Proxy to Milk the Attention Farm Again
On Monday, June 8th, Kanye dropped a new music video called Gemini season. In it, his wife Bianca Censori milks a giant cow while in lingerie in a mountain field. Kanye then walks in and feeds her the milk — before dousing her with it. That's it, atleast, that's what...
Short Story Fiction: Nanna, Take Care of My Java
I was sitting on my back porch this morning drinking tea, when I saw our neighbor, Vasu, walk over with Java tucked under his left arm. He was holding something bulky in his right hand. "Payal ji, here is a binder I made of all the letters we have received for Sid....
Short Story Fiction: Agency
I found out what happened to Nelson today. He was my gym buddy, but not in a way you would think one would be. "His family has moved him to another rehab center near Valdosta," his trainer at our gym told me as I checked in with him about Nelson. "If he can't find...
The Lion Tracker’s Guide to Life: What Lions, Wilderness, and Purpose Can Teach Us About Living Fully
Boyd Varty's The Lion Tracker’s Guide to Life reads like a spiritual self-discovery journey. Varty grew up on South Africa's Londolozi Game Reserve learning lion-tracking skills from master African trackers. He has spent years working in wildlife conservation and...
Suddha Brahma Paratpara Rama: The Hidden Cosmic Meaning of Rama’s Most Powerful Devotional Chant
Hi all, This is a devotional Hindu bhajan in praise of Lord Rama — an incarnation of Vishnu and the hero of the Ramayana. Here are the lyrics. Thank you for listening. Shuddha brahma paratpara ramakalatmaka parameshwara rama Shuddha brahma paratpara...
The America I Met at a Truck Stop: A Road Trip, Kind Strangers, and the Small Acts That Hold Us Together
These days, when I ask my children to come with me on road trips, they think I'm looking for a buddy so I can share the driving load. At 21 and 17, they have every right to think what they want. But what parent doesn't want to stay attached to the hip of their child,...
Modern Times, Ancient Wisdom: What Chanakya and Dr. Radhakrishnan Pillai Teach Us About Leadership Today
Modern Times, Ancient Wisdom When I started my blog 17 years ago, I mostly wrote personal musings as a new mother of two boys. But, over the years, I wanted to write about the different aspects of Vedic wisdom and modern psychology. I was learning how to...
Nice shots and cool comments. “A Witness” is classic :)