My thoughts and memories

INDIGENOUS HONEY Indigenous Honey... I have searched for pure organic honey all over the internet. I have used few brands before including one from a Government Store. I am not mad after honey.. But whenever my voice shows signs of jadedness, i take a spoon for that clear voice and feel. Accidentally, started reading reviews about natural honey online and made my own research. Read a lot about the home tests and conducted two of it at home with the Government Co-operative Store honey. It ticked one test-the honeycomb test. But i always felt tasting a corn syrup. That's when, I read about Indigenous honey. Having read positive reviews online, went ahead with the purchase. This vendor has a unique approach. Once the order got confirmed, I received few messages congratulating me on my purchase and he went on to prove how honey is collected and also explained how its impossible for them to produce same quality honey every time as the nectar is collected from different c

Aruna in Vienna Travelogue writers are a rare entity in the literary world and women writers are still rarer and this author with that humorous tinge is a very rarest of its kind. Like most travelogues, this book features the author's whimsical journey traversing through the boders of the erstwhile Czechoslovakia and Austria. European countries always have this aura of gothic style and totuous traceries. On a personal front, I always wanted to visit these European countries like the Czech Republic, Romania (thanks to Bram Stoker) and atlast the rivers of Egypt Civilization. Coming to this travelogue, it is a fun filled ride by the author along with her friends. Been accustomed to her writing style, she has ticked all the boxes this time with her narrative style and depiction of the vast mountaneous terrains. The first chapter itself gives an insight of what is coming to come. The comic start to Hungary and the author's funny experiences at the a