Sunayna's life - in words

Another bunch of Happiness

Sunayna — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 07:19:35 +0000

Another bunch of happiness for Rs. 5 only.

I normally don’t like the cold season very much but the lovely flowers and the green green veggies are a blissful delight

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Happiness for 5 Rs only

Sunayna — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 05:50:13 +0000

Flowers are so amazing,

I was coming back home and came across small kids selling these flowers. All these flowers together that you see here are for Rs.5 only. I feel sad and happy at the same time to realize that flowers are available so very cheap. Though I don’t really like to have cut flowers in the house but I couldn’t resist them and bought them home. Can’t still believe that so much happiness for Rs. 5 only. WOW!

Absolutely, anything can happen – Part 3

Sunayna — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 16:49:10 +0000

If you have have some long cherished principles or if u r super stubborn, this video is for you. This video will surely amaze you and make you smile. I don’t know if gimmicks can make something like this possible but I can assure you that there are no gimmicks used. This tap is gonna stay like this for a few more days till we get hold of a plumber who can help us fix this. You are free to come over and have a look at this tap. IT is absolutely amazing and makes u question a lot of things if u forget the mechanics part of it and think about it.

So this goes out to all you stubborn, non believers… Have a look, and start questioning and introspecting. - http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150343608626722

Keep Smilng

Anything can happen – Part 2

Sunayna — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 08:43:49 +0000

Another symbol of anything can happen. I have this grass growing in one of my pots. I don’t know where it came from. I let it be and after about 6 months it gave me this pretty flower.

Miracle maybe??

I am just happy to see it. Sign of hope for me.

Cobwebs.

Sunayna — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 14:00:54 +0000

Cobwebs are where spiders live.
Spiders eat other insects like mosquitoes
human beings don’t like mosquitoes.
so shouldn’t human beings like spiders and cobwebs?
Y do they then remove it?
Only because the house might look nice?

I asked my mom this today and she told me to not ask her questions to which she doesn’t have answers.
so I ask you?
Do u have an answer?

Eh behrya…

Sunayna — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 16:09:39 +0000

I was walking down the road around 9 am along with the rats running in their race, I passed a garage where I found the owner yelling “EH” to someone. I couldn’t understand who this person was because no one responded and he again yelled “Aay”. Again, no response.
The third time he went “Eh behrya” and I couldn’t help but laugh over it.

What was the point, I don’t know but In our own little world, we do such silly things without thinking. We just want to achieve things without realizing that we are saying or doing. Silly, isn’t it?

Anything can happen!!!

Sunayna — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 08:58:50 +0000

I was walking down the road sometime back, it was heavily pouring and I saw the grass come out of every possible place in between the stones.
Wonderful na?
All there was for the grass to come – very little soil and lots and lots of water… ? yet somehow when it rained, there was grass everywhere.

Anything can happen!!!

Facebook

Sunayna — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 12:35:37 +0000

I was in the train one early morning and someone asked too all of us standing – which way matunga would come. She asked it all who were standing.

A flash of facebook ran across me. What exactly happens on FB? Imagine you are sitting in a full room. Someone yells something. A few people respond and then someone else yells something.

I know the whole world is crazy about facebook and most of them are such addicts that they prefer checking their page to brushing their teeth…but I find the concept a little odd. I can’t spend more than 5 to 10 minutes on it. Yes this is a way to stay connected and my art gets sold because of this to an extent but the whole concept is a little odd na?

Wheatgrass

Sunayna — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 07:22:33 +0000

Wheatgrass is a food prepared from the cotyledons of the common wheat plant,Triticum aestivum says Wikipedia.

My doc advises it because of a million reasons. Noted a few down here.

dissolves tumor
cleanses and builds your blood
improves skin and hair
helps with digestion

visit wikipedia to know of the other benefits.

the best thing is that is extremely easy to grow.

Take flat 3 to 5 inch plastic boxes or pots (i am using the mithai box i got for raksha bandhan)
Draw 3-4 holes in them at the bottom so it doesn’t get water logged.
Fill them with soil..about 3/4th
Sprinkle with wheat. o read online that it shouldn’t overlap but am sure that you are smart enough to figure that out.
cover it with soil and add a little water
cover this with newspaper or a plastic bag with holes so that the nasty pigeons don’t eat the buds
once it is 7-8 inches tall, cut with hand (you can use a clean scizzor but i always believe in using my fingers)
it should grow back in 7-8 days…once u start seeing the benefits, you can keep 7-8 different pots.

do share ur experiences.

keep smiling

Jhatka

Sunayna — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 07:27:54 +0000

Wow, it has been a month since I have written and I didn’t realize that. Work really keeps one busy.

Anyway, I was in a flight recently, sadly not on the window seat. It was eveningish and the view out of the window was breath taking. The guy sitting next to me was sleeping or trying to sleep. I was hoping he would get up so I could enjoy the view better but it didn’t seem to happen. I had made peace with my non-window seat when the flight reached these beautiful clouds and I wished that the guy who was sitting next to me could also see what he was missing. That didn’t seem to happen. I quietly enjoyed the view and built my castles on the cloud when there was a slight turbulence which made the guy get up with a jolt and look out. That is when he saw the view that he was missing for so long and kept looking at it. I couldn’t help smiling at the thought that Jhatka’s are necessary in life They come to show u what u r missing.