How To Be More Interesting (In 10 Simple Steps)
Read How To Be More Interesting (In 10 Simple Steps)
My favourite step being
6. Minimize the swagger.
Egos get in the way of ideas. If your arrogance is more obvious than your expertise, you are someone other people avoid.
The Hindu : Inclusive fair, interesting too
The Hindu : NATIONAL / TAMIL NADU : Inclusive fair, interesting too.
““Often, special children do not like teachers intervening when they are trying out an activity, but they do not mind when their friends help them out. The fact that children do not know the technical details of the disability also helps. When they see a teammate’s hand does not work, they will immediately use their hand, and they use total communication with gestures that also helps them communicate better with these children than adults,” says Sujatha Sriram, a special and counsellor with Vidya Sagar. The programme was spread across two months when children with neurological disability were sent to different schools to work on science projects with other students. “
Food Orgasm
Talking about white butter, malai/cream, spaghetti, lasagna, cheese, cake, dark chocolate, who wouldnt get one..
Kalki has a food orgasm!
This year…
One of my fav spiritual guide (Marguerite Theophil) writes
Hopefully we serve our purpose, we delight others through the beauty of our being, we worship and honour our Creator through our everyday acts and interactions with others around us – then crumble back to the earth
Watta wonderfool world
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Mompreneurs
If These Moms Can’t Find It, They Invent It
A mom runs into a problem with her child and, unable to find a solution, invents one herself.
Inventing is also a means of channeling energy for ambitious career women who suddenly find themselves changing diapers and searching for lost sippy cups.
“They’re engaged, they’re smart, smart women,” says Ms. Monosoff, who has two daughters, ages 8 and 10. “Whether they have a business background or not, they have their whole life experience to bring to the table. That’s what I love. They’re not constrained by business jargon or business concepts. They’re like, ‘I’m making this thing; how do I sell it?’ ”
here is Ms. Monosoff’s own Web site, Mom Invented, which supports aspiring “mompreneurs” and licenses and sells products under the Mom Invented brand, a Good Housekeeping-like seal of approval. Other sites include the Mogul Mom, where mothers can satisfy their inner Edison by reading posts like “How Do I Get My Product in Stores?” and “Don’t Get Burned By Your Light Bulb Moment.” Not to mention the dozens and dozens of online stores, like the Busy Mom Boutique, that sell mom-made products.
“They say necessity is the mother of invention — well, that’s the case.”
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Not my style
Samantha: Don’t beat yourself up. Aidan hasn’t said I love you yet. Until he does, you’re a free agent.
Carrie: What is that, The Rules according to Samantha?
Samantha: See? I’m more old-fashioned than you think.
Carrie: I don’t wanna be a free agent… Don’t you wanna judge me, just a little bit?
Samantha: Not my style.

