DR Musings

The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.

We do not remember days, we remember moments.

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When I was in college, a part of my elective class was to take pictures. One assignment was to take a meaningful concept. In the middle of our campus, there was a tiny, two leaves worth of a plant in front of the main library. It was growing between two tiles, mainly because the area was regularly watered. It had no space to grow virtually at all. And here it was, grown into full three leaves.

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In the early 90s internet came out, and so did the chatting culture. All of a sudden, we could all log into a computer and forget our real troubles. The culture of chatting with strangers from all over the world grew to the point that absurd events began to occur. But we still marched on with our journey of wanting to escape our reality.

Alas! That turned out to be a pretty short ride. As it…

Here we go again; I hear you murmur! We all know all there is to know about nostalgia and are pretty sure there is nothing new to say. But let me waste just one small portion of your day. What is nostalgia?

If you ask three different writers, you will get three different interpretations of the concept:

Robert Frost says:

Nostalgia is a refusal to accept reality, a refusal to accept the…

Talking to Strangers by Malcolm Gladwell- Book Review

So today is the first post I am making on my beloved blog. The topic of discussion is a book called ‘Talking to Strangers’ by Malcolm Gladwell. Malcolm Gladwell is a renowned writer of nonfiction books specializing in finding exciting and fresh perspectives on age-old problems. In this book, he has become focused on ensuring that he has a proper understanding of how globalization has…

The Burden of Proof