Spicy Saturday Picks – June 28, 2014

Here’s your last chance to give your heroes their due. Last 3 days for you to blog about your role models and gift them awesome #MyRoleModel Mementos at myrolemodel.blogadda.com. We’re here with your quota of weekend good reads written by exceptional Indian bloggers. Happy Reading 🙂

• Who: Roshni Mohapatra
  What: Where Did You Grow Up?
  Spicy: Roshni, through her post, transports you to the good old childhood days. Reading this write-up will surely make you feel nostalgic.

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• Who: Amita Gulia
  What: Following Traditions may also be Modern
  Spicy: Amita in her post brings a fresh spin to all the traditions that are most commonly called regressive. An interesting read.

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• Who: Parul Thakur
  What: Suicidal Ideation
  Spicy: People have different perspectives about committing suicides but this topic is not much discussed logically, breaking down this process bit-by-bit. This article attempts to do that.

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• Who: Sriti Ghosh Singh
  What: Tricks to become photogenic instantly
  Spicy: In this era of selfies, it is indeed necessary to know the cheat code to look fabulous in every photograph. Read this post to find out how!

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• Who: Red Handed
  What: Kamrup Express
  Spicy: You are sure to be gripped by the author’s beautiful writing style and extra eye for detailing while reading this post. A must read.

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• Who: Aathira Jim
  What: Just Friends
  Spicy: Love and loss. Living and longing. We often grapple with these emotions. This beautiful short stories being about these sentiments perfectly well.

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• Who: Rachna Parmar
  What: When I went off Facebook
  Spicy: Social media addiction is one of the big problems that we have been grappling in these modern times. What happens when the author goes off the popular social media site? Read on to find out.

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