I was 18 and had been in an “on-again-off-again” relationship for a few years. On Valentine’s Day of my senior year, we were “off again.” … Read More ›
Tag: Cultures
Do you remember the old song written by Johnny Mercer and performed by Bing Crosby? You’ve got to accentuate the positive Eliminate the negative Latch … Read More ›
26 th January 1950 was the day India became a Republic, a secular and democratic state.
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we have an opportunity to celebrate and honor the many ways that this great American leader stood for peace … Read More ›
Just what do I mean by the “other side of giving?” To put it into context, I’ll need to tell you my story. Like many … Read More ›
Or is it all just a hype ? In the fast paced modern society, when everything is changing so rapidly, I think it’s our obligation … Read More ›
Think about it. How many times have you said a phrase or reprimanded your kids and thought, “My mom used to say the same thing!” … Read More ›
Perhaps, like myself, you’ve gotten curious about how Thanksgiving came to be. We all know the stories we learned in elementary school, about the Pilgrims … Read More ›
Matches are made in heaven !! Its true! Indeed !! Initially, I was quite dubious of the fact — Matches are made in heaven. Our … Read More ›
The Pew research center published an article last year about diversity pointing out 10 important demographic trends last year. One of the statistics stood out … Read More ›
Children playing enthusiastically in a playground… Toddlers rushing to meet their parents after a day away at school… Kids at a restaurant noisily playing with … Read More ›
This post is a collaboration of Raising World Children and CultureDabba but the opinions are of the author. The Festival of Lights is coming! It … Read More ›
Navratri, literally meaning “9 nights” is the beginning of the fall harvest, the change of seasons. When we align our system to Nature, we rest … Read More ›
Four-eyes. The ultimate insult to a fourth grader forty years ago. I squinted my way through third grade, but couldn’t see what the teacher wrote … Read More ›
