Between Myth and Mystery: The Great Wall of China
Time is a human construct, but sentiments are not bound by constructs. Which is why when the Year of the Ox moo-ed it’s way into a timeless year, as seemingly […]
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Memories take us Back, Dreams take us Forward
What’s in a name? Shakespeare‘s sonnets are eternally interlaced with my breaths, are his notions of romanticism and societal devils, which are prevalent even in vulnerable times. Which is why, […]
Sunlit Rooftops of Rome: Michelin Succulence and Gladiatorial History
When history is absorbed as stories, I rarely forget it. When darting around Rome, precariously avoiding tourist traps, my wandering imagination thought of the valiance of the Flavian Amphitheater, now […]
BirthMonth: Pondering (and Celebrating) the Passing of Time
April is my birthmonth. For why celebrate only a day, when inching towards the day itself, or recovering from an overwhelm of interaction during it, seems as important? Given my […]
Waltzing through the History of Gilded Theatrics in Budapest
They say history doesn’t talk about quitters… and truthfully so. Budapest is essentially my favorite European city, with it’s quaint charm and raunchy underground vibe, the juxtaposition of which appeals […]
Architecture as Frozen Music in Simmering Heat
Architecture if frozen music. Although, boating through the rivers to ogle at Chicago‘s epic architecture in the summer heat was anything but a feeling of frozen… Nonetheless, my penchant for […]
In the Middle of Nowhere, You Find Yourself: Traveling the Inner Lands of India
My life is often described as a constant churn of juxtaposition. Yet, I embrace the clamor of having so many lives molded into one entity. Which is why I yelp […]
9 Inspiring (and Realistic) Thoughts for the Year
New Year can be a time of forgetfulness, or simply as easy as turning a page without closing a book. That’s the way I look at it. Resolutions, despite having […]
Lessons in Preserving Memories, by Elvis Presley
“I believe the key to happiness is someone to love, something to do, and something to look forward to.” ~ Elvis Presley I have often spoken of self indulgence and […]
Traditions of Luxury Window Shopping, now in a Digital World
I have often pondered over the short lived life of snowflakes. A short, but intense pleasure amidst the chaos. Polar Vortex excluded. The principle of something beautiful that does not […]
