Posts Tagged ‘ family ’

1991, 1997, and then again in 2011, I’ve experienced a sudden rush of overwhelming grief. This year, though, it’s been followed by the realization that death can come unannounced to anyone, anywhere, anytime.
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My maternal grandmother passed away on Saturday. I don’t know if there is a heaven, but I hope she has gone to a happy, pain-free place. Love you, Nani.
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India wins the Cricket World Cup after 28 years and I discover something startling about myself.
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I have neglected this blog for way too long but as a new chapter unfolds in my life, I hope to do a better job with my writing routine. For now, it’s time to say thank you.
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Should a person be subject to society’s rules and regulations when it comes to ending his completely dependent, excruciating life that has no hope of getting better?
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Do you really believe that relationships can be devoid of expectations? I know they’d be ideal, but I also know they’re not real.
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Why can’t we let people decide who they want to love and be with? Isn’t it an intimately personal decision?
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An ode to a friendship that has crossed the line into kinship.
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There are millions of excuses to procrastinate. Only one good reason to do what you want NOW: the certainty of mortality; the uncertainty of life.
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As I bid adieu to 2010, I hope you’ll take the time connect or reconnect with my musings. It’s been a wonderful ride and I look forward to your company in 2011.
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