Childhood days

Once in a while, we all think about the good old childhood days. Back when our lifestyles had a carefree rhythm.​ A time when we used to have actual face-to-face conversations and not video calls (and never realized that one day we would be actually missing them). A time when we had genuine concerns and empathy for people in general. A time when things did not move this fast, and when we had the time to appreciate the beauty of simplicity. I do miss those glorious, happy-go-lucky days…

On a trip to the beautiful days of the past

Summer holidays, rainy days, cultural functions, awkward love issues, term exams, these are some of the things which come to my mind when I think of my school days. The tests, the assignments, the projects [...]

July 27, 2010 is Walk on Stilts Day. The perfect way to celebrate this holiday is to learn the history of stilts and to make your own recycled cans version of stilts.You don't see a lot of stilt walkers. Usually they are found in parades and at circuses. Stilt-walking is an ancient art that only requires a pair of stilts and lots of practice. Stilt-walking is said to have originated in Landes, France. Shepherds took up stilt-walking, as early as the 1800's, as a way to not only save time…

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If there was anything that came close to a rollercoaster, it was our school auto on steep turns! Racecar drivers have NOTHING on our auto uncle.

Supplies needed: chalk or sidewalk paint, stones/bottlecaps or bean bags. Flat stones are best. They don’t roll! Playing hopscotch is easy. First, make the paint to create your hopscotch grid. The one above was made with equal parts cornstarch and water and a few drops of electric blue food colouring. But chalk works just fine too. If you’re …

Hold onto your inner child forever. You will not regret it.