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A little bit of makeup boosts the confidence like no other. I LOVE MYSELF and can face the world confidently. How dare anybody mess with me.

 

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Sometimes it's just looking good that we all want. Moreover here I am wearing a saree designed totally by me myself. On a plain olive green saree, fabric painting, the mirror work is done, beads and pearls are also stitched into it. The blouse and the jewellery are from amazon.in .

 

 

 

Horror stories vol 2

 My new ebook 'horror stories vol 2' is out now. Like it is evident in the title itself, it deals with the paranormal. It'll keep you glued to your seats. It's not fantasy, but more like it can happen to anyone. So read with rapt attention...

Its available in amazon.in 

This rainy season just what you need is a cup of hot coffee and a horror story book with gripping narration. So fulfilling that, now with slashed pricing, it's affordable too. So go for it and stay scared... 

                                    -Priya Gopal 

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Chandbalis don't match with T-shirt, I know. But they are irresistible. So decked myself up in five minutes and took the snaps... Bye bye

GENIUS MINDS

      My new ebook is launched- 'Genius minds'. It has got five short stories. Its very inspiring. So if you are in a bad mood, like you had a fight with someone or you flunked your exams, then this is the go to ebook to read. It'll cheer you up and rejuvenate your mind so that you can start life afresh.

     Its available in www.amazon.in

     Okay then  bye for now...

                                                 -Priya Gopal 

Experience the thrill

      My new ebook is published now. 'Thrillers at their best' will keep you on the edge of your seat. 

     It has four short stories which will entertain you with its gripping narration.

It is available in www.amazon.in

     So come on folks, fasten your seatbelts and get set go...

                                          -Priya Gopal 

WHAT I WANT MY DAUGHTER TO BE…

 

Garima, right since the day she was born, was distinct from the kids born earlier in the family. Even though I tried very hard to teach her to drink breast milk, she never drank it. She used to drink the powder milk heartily. When she became three years old, she refused to eat rice mixed with dal, curry or tomato-saar. She was adamant about eating just plain boiled rice. Even when she fell sick, she staunchly refused to take medicine of any form. If we forcibly put the medicine in her mouth, she used to immediately spit it out. She outrightly refused to eat vegetables and initially had white patches on her skin due to vitamin-deficiency.

Thus, she does things totally her way and is adamant about not listening to grownups. She is crazy about you tube kids’ videos. But she is good in studies.

She’ll be turning seven this September. Her grandmother makes her eat all the vegetables and fruits by coaxing her in a very polished manner. So now there are no white patches on her skin. Her grandparents, with whom she had been residing since she was four, have taught her to lead a very disciplined life. She respects elders and prays to God once a day without fail.

 She is still a child. Its too early to predict what her career would be when she grows up. She loves to dance, so she participates in Annual day functions in her school. As she reaches college, I’ll teach her the art of grooming. She’ll be wearing the best of clothes, have a beautiful hair-cut, waxed hands, well-shaped eyebrows and with minimal make-up like kajal and eyeliner will look pleasant and presentable. I insist on this because I want her to be a very confident young woman. She should not feel depressed looking at her well-groomed good looking fellow classmates. As and when she reaches ninth grade, I plan to teach her to cook, both veg and non-veg. Its not because she is a girl. Its because it is very important to eat food, and to eat food you should know to cook food.

I want her to be an intelligent and fierce career-woman when she grows up. I believe that common sense is something we do not get by getting degrees. I have myself seen individuals with great degrees, fooled by school dropouts. I want her to have basic common sense and take her decisions by coolly thinking over it. I want her to be emotionally intelligent too, so that people don’t fool her in the name of love. I myself believe, that the right age to get involved with a man is after post-graduation. She can even marry the man then.

We as parents currently, don’t put much pressure on her to outsmart other fellow students. I don’t want her to be jealous when others become successful. But we’ll encourage and guide her to put consistent efforts from her side. We’ll give her love, care, attention and time as parents and grandparents. We’ll protect her from evil intentions of people and encourage her in whatever believable career choice she makes.

Along with a decent and successful career base, we want her to be a good human being too. My blessings are with her, and I pray to God to keep her smiling always. That smile should be infectious, it should make people forget their worries and fall in love with her.