When I was growing up, both my grandmothers lived nearby. They were busy, active and had set routines in their lives. However, to me, they were —well, old. In fact, at that time, I considered the elderly to be in one broad age bracket – 45 and up. Anyone above… Read More
I am a pianist. I have played since I’ve been a little girl. Somehow the piano resonated with me; I loved moving my fingers across the keys, practicing my songs so that I got them to sound better and better, and just relaxing through the music. I tried some other… Read More
A few people have asked me, “so how did the p.j party go? Was it fun?” So here’s the follow-up to last week’s pajama party which I had posted about in anticipation of what I thought was going to be really loud, dramatic and lots and lots of fun. In… Read More
Last week I blogged about sandwiches, or the so-called sandwich generation of which I am a part of. That generation that is faced with pressures (hence the squishy sandwich between two breads) from two groups of loved ones, parents and children. Now, while sandwiches have always been a basic staple… Read More
“When a child is born, so is a grandmother” The birth of my status as grandmother has been one of the most evolving and growth-oriented periods of my life. Each milestone and event that happens in our family – leads me to learn more things about myself and life. And… Read More
