Hi Luru Twitter, I’m leaving on a jet plane. Don’t know when I’ll be back again. Having a quick moving out sale. Have a look. RT for karma donuts. See thread below:
Our former domestic help's daughter, Nandini, is looking for a job. She stays in Dharavi and has studied till class 12. She also holds a diploma in Adv tally with GST.
Proficient with Xcel, PP, MS Word. Knows Eng, Hindi + Telugu.
If you know of an opp, pls DM me
Please RT 🙏
Things I wish would get normalized in my lifetime:
1. Choosing to stay single
2. Divorce
3. Marrying in your 40s/ 50s
4. Widowed parents in their 60s getting married again
5. Bringing up queer kids
6. Loving and leaving because it stops making sense
I was the best man for my brother's wedding in Paris. At the reception, I raised my Champagne glass and said "Eggs, Cinnamon, Bread, and Maple Syrup."
It was a French Toast
A book club where people meet say "hi hello", order tea/coffe, just read for an hour or two, and go home. No talking or discussing the books being read. Who's in? In Kathmandu. I am not sure when but we can make this happen.
I have a better idea. Why can't fathers and mothers alternate. Even months father stays home and odd months mother does. During that month the stay at home parent is responsible for everything.
Would be an interesting experiment, won't it?
Humlog, the iconic Doordarshan TV serial, was a masterclass in storytelling that captured the essence of Indian middle-class life in the 1980s.
However it traces its origin to the most unlikely inspiration: a sewing machine revolution that rocked Peru. Gather around. 1/22
About 70 years ago, the whims of India’s first Minister of Information & Broadcasting led to the birth of the most iconic radio programme for Indian listeners. A thread (1/17)