Ganpathi Bappa Morya! It’s been a week filled with festivity and attempts by the Opposition to give us another holiday! But, we bloggers do what we do best – blog on regardless. Today’s pick includes a couple of interesting takes on the celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi. Enjoy! We have our Premium Blogger Corinne Rodrigues selecting the best blog posts for this week.
- Who: Richa Kholkute Sonpatki
What: Ganpati Bappa Morya!
Spicy: Richa of The Roaming Diaries wandered onto Zephyr CyberNag’s blog to suggest that we go green this Ganesh festival. A heartfelt post, full of practical wisdom.
- Who: Sumana Khan
What: A Mysore Wedding
Spicy: Sumana tells us of an interesting wedding in Mysore as narrated to her by her father and uncle. Their attempts to make sure their ‘fashionable’ colleauge’s wedding goes off without a hitch makes a fun read!
- Who: Shruti Garodia
What: What makes him, him
Spicy: Waiting for a kid to grow up, looking forward to a time when she can talk to him as a buddy, Shruti writes a post full of love and affection. She’s got a way with words!
- Who: Dinesh Natarajan
What: Mylapore Maamis Sue Hershey’s For Copying design of Vinayaka Chaturthi’s Sweet Dumpling Kozhukattai (modak)
Spicy: Dinesh ‘reports’ about the lawsuit filed by the Mylapore Maami’s against the chocolate giant, Hersheys. Full of fun and modaks, of course!
- Who: Roshini
What: The Boy
Spicy: Roshini’s is a very moving post on her husband’s personal struggle with dyslexia.
- Who: Chryselle Dias
What: A Page at a time
Spicy: How does a mom who is a writer, make time for herself when she has to entertain her little son? We are sure this will resonate with a lot of mommies to young kids.
- Who: Aswathi Jerome
What: Sometimes I Wish
Spicy: While longing for life to be a cupboard door to Narnia, Aswathi shares some practical ways to bring magic into our day to day life.
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