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When I am Gone – Off The Beaten Track » Oct 28, 2017 ...She flicks a tear from her cheek, her nervous laugh a cover for unexpected emotion. Pattu reaches out, her fingers lacing themselves through mine. Ammu is on my lap, her neck nestled in the crook of my neck and shoulder. She nuzzles, her cheeks wet with tears. I am overwhelmed. By the tears. By the… Lgiyer.com

October 2016 – Nourish-n-Cherish » Oct 27, 2016 ...6 posts published by nourishncherish during October 2016. Nourishncherish.wordpress.com

Nourish-n-Cherish – To jot down some of my observations as life lilts ... » To jot down some of my observations as life lilts along. Nourishncherish.wordpress.com

War and Politics « Plumtopia » Oct 15, 2017 ...Nourish-n-Cherish. I was reading a short story by P.G.Wodehouse on the train. These are the times when I most mistaken for a lunatic. My seat .....I imagine viewers might be expecting to see a tragic tale of lives lost in a futile war, and we' ve had a lot of films like that and some of them are very, very good. Honoriaplum.wordpress.com

Mockery Bird In Zenkali – Nourish-n-Cherish » Jun 24, 2016 ...There is nothing quite so lovely as observing nature and seeing how we are all interdependent species within this planet. Mockery Bird by Gerald Durrell is one of the most endearing books I have ever read. It is a beautiful tale of man's ignorance and greed. Set in the picturesque fictional island of Zenkali,... Nourishncherish.wordpress.com

Do Not Hate In The Plural « Plumtopia » Jul 6, 2017 ...An excellent piece from Nourishncherish, who is always sound on Wodehouse. Enjoy! HP. Honoriaplum.wordpress.com

What do Wodehouse lovers read when not reading Wodehouse ... » Apr 13, 2014 ...You are evidently fond of mystery plays.” “I love them.” “So do I. And mystery novels?” “Oh, yes!” “Have you read Blood on the Banisters?” “Oh, yes! I thought it was much better than Severed Throats.” “So did I,” said Cyril. “Much better. Brighter murders, subtler detectives, crisper clues … better in every way. Honoriaplum.wordpress.com

Gentle Reading | cakes, tea and dreams » Apr 10, 2012 ...Sarah at Pink of Perfection asked recently what we like to read in the spring, and someone mentioned the novels of Miss Read, village schoolmistress at Fairacre ( England's answer to Mitford). I first discovered Miss Read in Oxford, and had read and enjoyed four of her Fairacre tales. That very weekend, I... Katieleigh.wordpress.com

Ganesha | Sapna's Blog » As a kid the one story that I have heard the most is the curious tale of Ganesha's birth. My Granny loved telling the story and I equally loved listening to all her stories. Every morsel that she put in my mouth was accompanied by her interesting narration. It is believed that Goddess Parvati before going to take bath and saw that... Dreamysap.wordpress.com

Plumtopia « The world of P.G. Wodehouse » A recent addition to their collection is the school story, 'A Shocking Affair', first published in Tales of St. Austin's (1903). ...The Bradshaw who appears in the following tale is the same youth who figures as the hero –or villain, label him as you like – of the preceding equally ......Originally posted on Nourish-n-Cherish: Honoriaplum.wordpress.com