“Button, I don’t know if you find it strange but my girls who are now 32 and 33 still carry water bottles to work! I was sharing this fact with Dost and remembered their school days when I, personally, filled their bottles with water and packed their tiffin boxes!”
“Button, it’s a beautiful rainy Monday morning and guess what I am doing in the midst of reading the newspapers and not feeling a wee bit guilty.”
“Button, Nargis Fakhri revealed her state of mind on social media when she wrote– “hugging and kissing my teddy– no more lonesome days and nights! I have my snuggle buddy…”
“Button, what do you think this is? It’s an image of an angry sea opposite Badhwar Park near Cuffe Parade that has thrown up the waste we fed it “
“Button, all of us enter this thing called life from one entry point– which is from our mother’s wombs and then disintegrate into ashes when it’s time for us to go.”
“Button, this exquisite beetle (I couldn’t quite catch the brilliant green I had seemed confident of catching) climbed onto Dost’s fork when we went down for a bite.”
“Button, here in Shimla, at the Wildflower Hall, even time stands still. Away from the hustle and bustle of day to day living, this seems and feels so different, so unique.”
“Button, I had been itching to do this ever since Dost and I landed at the Wildflower Hall a couple of days back. The notice standing on the table warned us against monkeys stealing our belongings if we kept the windows open! But this morning I couldn’t hold myself back any further.”
Button, recollect what your favourite game was? It must be a favourite past-time for the sun as well! See him playing hide-n-seek with me at the Wildflower Hall in Shimla! You’re missing out, my cuddly one.
“Button, Dost and I are currently in Shimla staying at the breath-taking property of the Oberoi Group’s chain of hotels called The Wildflower Hall. It’s a stunning bit of property and, as I sit here with nothing else to do but soak in the silence, I am already feeling partially cleansed.”