Winters were special to her. Sun kissed days and gentle breeze bring the crispness back to the life, she believed. Winter also meant spending most of the week ends outdoors, with the family. Away from the mundane chores and routine, the outings were much sought after by the family for Read more…
“Mission aborted. All scientists to teleport. Report at Eastern Bay Gates for final departure to Space Colony”, went the cold, monotone announcement. Vasundhara, now sitting on the floor, took notice of it. She was crest fallen. The lab wore the deserted look. The thunder outside was raging. She had seen Read more…
This is the fifth tale from the series Cheating Death by Lt Col Yogesh Joshi (Retd). He has Served Indian Army for 20 years and has varied experiences in different difficult terrains in “counter insurgency” operations. Post retirement, he is now Chief Of Security, at Infosys Pune. In today’s post Read more…
It dates back to a decade, almost. Coming back from school, in his usual chirpy mood, my son that day seemed extra happy. The moment he jumped from the last step of his school bus, he announced that he had a puzzle for me. He was sure that I would Read more…
— § § § § § — Linking this post to #MicroMondays Edition 6 hosted by @VaradharajanR and @Namysaysso This week’s prompt: “But this is all so stupid!.” Word limit: 21 words