#Ranpo: 11 (Coincidences? I Guess Not)

Is it just me or the time is just SPRINTING nowadays? Holy mother of god, it’s been THREE months since my last exam, TWO since my result and ONE week in my new college. WAO.  I am amazed at this time thing xD Sometimes I wonder if all this is real. Really.

Keeping that aside, I really want to talk about coincidences. Has it ever happened to you that you are thinking of a brand and its advertisement suddenly appears on tv? That you are trying to remember a word and your mother says it in her next sentence? Etcetera Etcetera.

#Ranpo: 10 (Catching Up)

Almost a month without a post, that was close. I would have broken my 29-month streak! I really don’t know what to write about. So much has happened since The New Beginning (it’s been TWO MONTHS btw oh my god!) that I can’t even recall.

Gone Girl #Review

Name of the book: Gone Girl

Author: Gillian Flynn

Rating: ****

Genre: Thriller, Mystery, Drama

 

This effect somehow suits the book

The House That BJ Built #Review

Name of the book: The House That BJ Built (A sequel to Those Pricey Thakur Girls)

Author: Anuja Chauhan 

Rating: **1/2

Genre: Family Drama, Chic-Lit, Humour

If only I had read it a few days before, I would have an author whose every book I have read. But alas, Baaz just released on May 1 😦

#Ranpo: 9 (Binging and Organising)

It’s been a week since my new beginning a.k.a post exams freedom.  I don’t know what I was doing all these 7 days. They kind of went in a blur. Whoosh! What I did do was go through the list I was making for the past few months about what exactly to do during these days. There were more than 80 things in that list when I looked at it trying to find something worthy. When I started looking since the beginning, I started deleting the stupid ones. Now there are around 55 but if I delete the ones that include travelling, I will be left with just 20-25. One was ‘re-arrange the bookshelf’. And so I did.

​ Open: An Autobiography #Review

 Name of the book: ‘Open: An Autobiography’

Written by: Andre Agassi
Rating: * * * *

It was my first attempt at reading an autobiography. I was somehow never inspired enough to read one before. I regret it.

In Open, Agassi tells us his life’s story. And honestly, could any description be more seductive? THE STORY OF LIFE. One of the greatest Tennis player’s life.

The New Beginning

23.04.2017

‘Kal aakhiri imtihaan hai?’ , my nani asked.
‘Hanji. Aakhiri’ I replied.

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#Ranpo: 8 (Fat & Fed Up)

I was 12 or 13 when my brother appeared for his board exams. I had strict instruction from my parents not to disturb him for ANYTHING. I had lost my partner in crime and play for several months. It was tough. Little did I know what was going inside his mind. I do now.

#Ranpo: 7 (Favorite GIFs)

The Tale of Mohan Kumar

We have all had a teacher who used a single name for every example, anecdote, question, taunt and what not.
My English teacher, too, had her favourite name. Mohan Kumar. He was publishing ads of every kind, writing notices, invitations, making posters, and was an expert in writing reports. Here’s the tale of Mohan Kumar: