Has arresting attachments to big yellow buses, dystopian dramas and airconditioning. Suffers from mild agoraphobia and gross exaggeration. And I like cats.
Had booked tickets to Sri Lanka and worried about current ongoing situation. Wanted to know more about this option as mentioned by @makemytrip CEO to TOI “We have also extended the option for a no-cost change of destination, depending on the travellers’ convenience.”
@NamilaBenson I kept my name. It’s such a relevant part of my identity. My name didn’t feel like mine if I had to change it. And I call two countries home and changing everything just seemed like a hassle.
We are working on a story looking at what it’s like to get a Covid bed in Delhi hospitals, the process, the experience.
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A friend of mine is making these masks for hearing impaired people who depend on lip-syncing. It just costs 20 INR. Friend wants to scale and provide this to people who are in need. Delivery can happen anywhere in India. Please retweet this so it could reach to the right people.
A new play taking place entirely on Zoom features a cast of characters popping up onscreen in video-chat squares to discuss complicated family dynamics. https://t.co/6PYmZnb8zt
Today, March 31st, is the anniversary of '10 Things I Hate About You.'
All of us were friends and spent so much time together that whole summer.
Nothing but love for all the wonderful memories I had making that movie.
❤️
In the 17th century, three impostors consecutively took the throne of Russia pretending to be the son of Ivan the Terrible. They are now known as False Dmitry I, II and III. There’s also a False Dmitry IV but he may not have actually existed, making him a False False Dmitry.
I feel like this shutdown is disproportionately affecting women with jobs and kids, who are expected to be teachers, moms and workers all once now that schools have shut down. That is a lot of work.
It's preventive, not preventative.
And as always, we style health care as two words, not one.
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MIKE D: Well I'm Mike D but you can call me
EVERY BEASTIE BOY: Mona!
MIKE D: Stayin at home to avoid
EVERY BEASTIE BOY: Corona!
AD-ROCK: When I quarantine, I still dress my
EVERY BEASTIE BOY: best!
MCA: I be washing my hands like Lady
EVERY BEASTIE BOY: Macbeth!
My first #MilkyWay photo of 2020!
In spite of not having slept the whole night on the 21st, shooting outside Bangalore on the 22nd, I headed out today at 1 am to hunt for the Milky Way. This was shot at 5.40 AM today.
If you live in one of the cities in India, please take this survey that the Ministry has floated. Takes 2 mins.
It will help the ministry identify and prioritise areas that need attention.
https://t.co/TorPThF4si
English has an ancient law: in words like 'chit chat', 'zigzag', and 'seesaw', we always put the part with an i (as in 'pit') or e (as in 'be') first. We instinctively know this rule of 'ablaut reduplication'. You can't have a pair of flop flips or jamjims, or play pong ping.
I met a woman on the train last night.
Well, technically, not met because meeting suggests interaction. More like looked at, observed, admired.
It's been nearly a day, but I haven't been able to stop thinking about her. And no, it's not what you think.
Let me explain: