Tag: blogging
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WWW WEDNESDAY #15
Sam is currently hosting WWW Wednesday from Taking On A World of Words. The Three Ws are: Currently reading: From the initial chapters, I felt all that author says is to practise really small easy things which could be done in everyday life without a big hustle. Smiling in the morning while waking up, feeling…
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Infiltration in Architecture field of practice and education
I had an opinion about up skilling and business minded people utilizing that. I wasn’t pretty serious about it and refrained myself from talking about it looking only at the onset of positive outcomes. Recently, I came across a LinkedIn post (which I forgot to screenshot) which made me think over it and I had…
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WWW WEDNESDAY #13
Sam is currently hosting WWW Wednesday from Taking On A World of Words. The Three Ws are: Currently reading: Inspired by my previous read by the same author, I have started reading this book. Finished reading: This is my second read from the same author. The title leads me to a prejudice of the story…
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WWW WEDNESDAY #11
It’s been almost a month since I read regularly and so couldn’t finish any book. Somehow after the gap, I have begun my reading routine. Sam is currently hosting WWW Wednesday from Taking On A World of Words. The Three Ws are: Currently reading: Kalvanin Kadhali is a fictional novel based on a village background…
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HABITUATION RED FLAGS #5
Ignorance vs Innocence Ignorance is a state of being uninformed about something. Innocence is a character trait of a person who is morally pure and devoid of corrupt motives. Not many understand the importance of differentiating innocence from ignorance. Innocence is an inherent part of a person whereas ignorance depends on the subject that person…
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HABITUATION RED FLAGS #4
Do you have comparison syndrome? Which category do you belong? Read more to know how to not spoil your own mental health…
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Japan and Japanese are unique. The way they hide information is also unique. I found this interesting piece of information in Instagram in a comment section. OO that’s the way of hiding something they don’t want to mention or write. All I know is using dashes to fill in something as fill in the blanks.…
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MODERN homage to Vernacular Architecture
Modernism and Contemporary Architecture has taken up the major percentage of built environment leaving behind our vernacular architecture and life. Even though it can’t be justified, advanced technology, increased demands, available sources and utopian approaches require contemporary solutions. Whereas, vernacular architecture is laborious currently due to challenges like availability of skilled labor, patience to build…
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WWW WEDNESDAY #10
Sam is currently hosting WWW Wednesday from Taking On A World of Words. The Three Ws are: Currently reading: Two authors with hands on experience in parenting talks about making the communication better with our kids. The beginning itself directs the parents to acknowledge the kids’ feelings before fixing up any tantrums or yelling. At…
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WRITING PROMPT #22 #April2023
Jot down the first thing that comes to your mind. What book to buy and read next? I have finished 13 books so far in this year. I have many books on TBR list. Nearly for a week, this is only on my mind and this is the first thing that came to my mind…
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WRITING PROMPT #15 #April2023
What are 5 everyday things that bring you happiness? All the 5 might sound simple. The gratitude, learning to live or when we miss one of it will tune us to see the real joy in everyday routines and everyday life. Hope you have your own everyday happiness. Have a joyful day.. This post is…
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HABITUATION RED FLAGS #1
Speaking of the issues with mobile dependency, recently I have realised a huge red flag. Whenever I write or type something, even though the spelling or context is absolutely correct, I have this tendency to still check on the internet if it’s correct. Mostly, I have been correct and have felt it was a waste…
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