It’s my birthday today, woop woop! Even amidst all the Covid-19 madness that’s currently gripping the globe, I refuse to let my 28th birthday go un-celebrated. đ So to mark the occasion I decided to give my blog a bit of a design revamp! And of course I had to write a little blog post … More 27 Lessons I’ve Learnt in 27 Years
Very recently I was diagnosed with Blepharitis, nothing life-threatening, just a pain in my backside! It basically means that due to blocked up glands around my eyelashes, my eyelids and under eyes can swell up at the drop of a hat, making me look like Iâve been punched in the face. Blepharitis flare ups can … More The One Where Little Miss Confident Becomes Insecure
After recently becoming exposed to the world of âbrown Twitterâ, Iâve realised just how deep the cracks in our foundation have become. Why are we actively seeking out ways to divide ourselves rather than to unite? We’re not the same: you’re Tharkhan, I’m Jatt. You’re from Malwa, I’m a Doaban. You identify as Indian, I’m … More Punjabi Sikh Sangat: The Cracks In Our Foundation
Challengeâs rules: Post on three consecutive days. You can pick one or three quotes per day. Challenge three different bloggers per day. Today I choose to challenge these three amazing bloggers: whitewolf Purpleanais vishalbheeroo A week or so before I jetted off to Amsterdam in the Autumn, I decided that I’d read The Diary of Anne … More Daily Quote Challenge- 2/3
So we all have our own unique views and opinions when it comes to the Big Guy upstairs (or Big Girl if you found that to be sexist… doesnât really have the same ring to it though đ). Some people believe that Godâs a myth, a fantasy, not scientifically proven to have ever existed and so … More No Interrogation Zone
Sikhism is one of the youngest and most widespread religions in the world. I’ve lived my whole life with the knowledge that I’m a born-follower of this religion, I am a Sikh. From a young age I would accompany my mum to the Gurdwara (temple) either for religious programmes held by friends and family, for festivals … More Religion Vs Culture: Being Sikh Vs Being Punjabi
