Time and money

They say that if you steal a money plant and make it grow and flourish in your house, you would prosper and get rich. I just got one home. Will I get lucky and rich… Read More →

Change before you have to

Summer is here! As I feel the sweat over my brow I wonder how warm and long the days ahead will be. But hey, this is the season when laziness finally finds respectability… Read More →

Uniqueness is commonplace

We tend to think of our selves as the only wholly unique creations in nature, but it is not so. Uniqueness is so commonplace a property of living things that there is really… Read More →

Weekly Photo Challenge: Delicate

“The questions worth asking come not from other people but from nature, and are for the most part delicate things easily drowned out by the noise of everyday life.” - Robert B. Laughlin See some… Read More →

Eats shoots and leaves

Frankly, I used to think of bamboo more like an invasive grass that you can best use in interior decor. But a main food ingredient and a hero of my next meal? Who knew… Read More →

Liquid rhythms

“The rhythms of nature, large and small – of wind and water, of birds and insects – must inevitably find their analogues in music. ” - George Crumb

Wind and waves

“There is nothing more beautiful than the way the sea refuses to stop kissing the shore line, no matter how many times it is sent away.” “…., when winds disturb the waves of… Read More →

Earthy green rides

Check out these old and worn, nevertheless green bikes parked with the green elements of nature. “Don’t blow it – green planets are hard to find.” See more green here.

Succulents survive..

It’s official now. I’m not the flora annihilator any more. I used to be one, remember! Whatever type the plant was or however it looked or how well it was blooming … if someone… Read More →

Lush is the monsoon foliage

It’s raining here off and on. Although the south-western monsoon has been receding, it is still upon us. Well that’s the nature of monsoon rains; unpredictable and scattered. It’s often like  “Are monsoons… Read More →