By Piyushi Dhir
I remember reading this haunting novel by Stephen King once, where an alien invasion takes place through human bodies. They enter the bodies of unsuspecting people, feed on one’s innards and brains, and keep growing until they burst out of you! It is probably unkind to say so, but that is pretty much how I […]
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[Penned down in the 7th week of my pregnancy]I am a wife I manage my house, my career I give my husband advice I am independent, financially secure I am a woman… But I still love To clutch a teddy bear when I sleep Give me colouring books And I will sigh in pleasure […]
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[Written on 23 December 2015, soon after I learnt that I was expecting]The simplest, everyday things of my life have suddenly become questions. I get into a lift, and my mind wonders if it is safe to take a lift when you have a baby within you? I’m due to get rid of my body […]
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August and September have flown by and I barely have any posts to show on my blog. So what has kept me distracted all this while? What has allowed me to neglect my work, my writing? Well, I may be a writer, but starting August 2016, I have donned a whole new identity- that of […]
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This interview was featured on BlogExpat.com on 01 August 2016. Only an excerpt has been posted here. You can read the entire interview on the link below:From India to the Ivory Coast: PiyushiDhir Namaste everyone! I am Piyushi Dhir, a young Indian traveler, author and blogger, currently residing in the exotic West African country of […]
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How cool it is when you purchase an item and get something for free along with it! The Vatican comes in such a package along with Rome. You bargain to see one country and this tiny country comes along without demanding an extra visa or tickets or payment, well, except for the entry fee at […]
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Last month, my hubby and I went gallavanting across the city of Rome for about a week. Some of our friends were surprised to know that we were spending those many days in a single city rather than cruising across Italy. But in retrospect, I am glad of our decision. Rome alone is such a […]
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One credit due to the Romans is that they are very practical people. How do I know that? Read on… Rome, as I had mentioned in my last post, Rome: The City of History and Love, is neck-deep in the past. So whether you crane your neck upwards to catch monumental ruins from another era […]
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A week in Rome, or Roma as it is locally known, unfolded a lot of beautiful surprises. Yes, I always knew Rome had a lot of history to it, but seeing every bend, every lane, every structure steeped in history was another experience all together. Each building, whether housing apartments, a showroom or public offices, […]
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