The Peace Palace, The Hague. 2019 3/04/2020 Day 10 The injured leg swells up less often these days. It is recovering well. There is an unmistakable feeling of being fortunate because the injury didn’t require urgent attention or a hospital visit. It would have been hard to arrange for that considering the lockdown and severely … Continue reading Day 10: Letters
To Categorise Are some experiences difficult to categorise? Indeed. And so are some relationships. Popova gets the grain of such relationships very well in these lines - “Those relationships we call platonic are difficult enough to taxonomize, but when a friendship becomes punctuated by the pulse-beat of romantic love, when two people cease to know what … Continue reading
This morning, I read a very tender story - of a woman named Lois who fell in love with Kerouac (story via Brain Pickings). Their relationship continued on and off for several years. After several years, when Lois was under depression and grief from losing her mother, Kerouac turns up at her doorstep only to … Continue reading Written word in our times
Contested Realities 