It's my way!

 We have entered into the world of millennial kids. Life is faster, movies are shorter, workings hours are longer and there is a shortcut for almost everything for them. They want to do tasks quickly which look "ah-esthetically" perfect.  The image above proves a very strong point that we should approach a situation arrived when the child is ready not that when you have time to fix them. According to best of the psychologists, to build a rapport is the most important task in the first meeting that is, to gain the trust of the client. Even if during the whole 2-3 hours of session the client has not spoken anything but have nodded once to your question " Would you like some water?"; even that is the beginning of the trust that you have got from them.  A teenager might be unsatisfied with the way they physically appear, and a toddler may be unsatisfied with the number of toys they have. But a thing that would be common in all of them is the way they react. No matter ho...

As I moved across her for the third time since then, I realized now things are normal. She does not happen to notice me anymore and is pretty much happy with her blistery friends around. Her best friend told me last night on call that she’s hooking-up with Ro, who apparently is the best guy which every girl in our school wants to date. And who am I? I am a silly, average looking egg-head who does not deserve at all to be her boyfriend. Glad that she finally gets to have a perfect man of her life! I definitely was a charity case! This princess of the town was making herself fool for all those past two years with me. But if that so, then why is she still so afraid to talk to me or is so bother to meet me for one last time! Does she think that she will not be able to get over me? Or is it some monstrosity! Few months later… I finally choose to bump into Nuts and find out what’s in her head. And why is she cross-checking me? If I am such pain in her neck then why is she so much bot...

Expanded over 38,863 km 2 large area and surrounded by Arabia sea on the west, Kerala is the most beautiful state that India can embellish. The state is full of vivacity, color, tradition, culture and scenic beauty.I have seen many tourists who believe in seeing every part of Kerala at once, rather than enjoying one part of it completely. Kerala is such a lavish land that you can't grab enough from it in 7-8 days. However, if you are there for a long time say 15-20 days, then it would be suitable to explore as much as possible. Otherwise you would be tired travelling and end up on vertigo issues.  My research and experience says that every part of the Kerala has its own charm and attraction. Where Munnar is famous for its exotic tea plants, Allepey is famous for the stay in house-boat and Cochin for its water port. Thus, I would suggest to the travelers to see only particular part of Kerala per visit. Talking about Munnar (where the above photo is taken), the town has it...