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Walks
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Tag Archives: Canada
Walks in Don river area
When you want something, All the universe conspires In helping you to achieve it. The Old man to the Boy The Alchemist-Paul Coelho, Page 42 Sifting through the reading journals over the years, we went through the places … Continue reading
Posted in COVID19 Lockdown notes
Tagged Canada, Diary, Indian Diaspora, Reading groups, Skin of the Lion, Toronto, Toronto Zoo, Walks
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LITTLE WOMEN-around our 25th Marriage anniversary
“I could not write a girl’s story knowing little about any but my own sisters and always preferring boys”, as quoted in Anne Boyd Rioux’s Meg Jo Beth Amy, a condensed biographical account of Alcott’s life and writing. Anniversaries are a … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Indian Diaspora, John Gottman, Little Women, Partition of British India, Walks
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Who loved you into Being-Mother’s day-2020
It takes one person, to inspire a world of kindness * * * My mother was my first teacher. She would read the different lessons, prepare notes and then explain to them. In a way- she taught all subjects to … Continue reading
Letters and Journals-1970s to now
In Stud Terkel’s – Coming of Age – he writes about the experiences of persons in their seventies and beyond and the lessons of life we can draw from them. “Life certainly does not begin at seventy…..” AS I SAW … Continue reading
Zoos we walked in -Covid19 lockdown notes
Lock down notes-Reconnecting with institutions we have been associated with. In our home library, we have books, journals (personal diaries and subject specific journals) and albums of photographs (some of which have been converted into videos). As we have more … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Indian Diaspora, Libya, Reflections
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Sagar-Around 21..Exploring Cathexis
Recently my son Sagar completed 21 years. Around this time, we went for a walk to the Art Gallery of Ontario-AGO- and explored the special exhibition of Rubens. Going to Museums , exploring different cultures was imbibed in me by … Continue reading
Early Rubens-Year end Diary-notes-2019
Having a designated thinking place, and scheduling the time to go there, helps shape thinking. Over the years, have tried to follow this practice-individually and jointly -with different groups. 2019- marked the third consecutive year, when I stayed in Ontario-Canada. … Continue reading
