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Latest from the clan
Browse fresh posts filled with literary wisdom, gentle encouragement, and ideas to help you feel a little more supported and a lot less alone.
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100 Reasons of Happiness!
Happiness in penning! Dear Readers, As I believe each one of us pursues happiness, tell me if you did find yours? If you did, where and how you did? Waiting for the rainbow of happy comments. Thank you!- Harshita Udani
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Finding a Silver Lining
Wings Of Freedom This is a fictional story depicting a young woman’s turmoil through a bad marriage, where she was treated like a doormat. And how she found out a way to get away from this. -by Shashi Thakur
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Life’s a Challenge
Eat healthy and exercise… Life is simpler! Eat healthily, maintain an exercise regime, drink lots of water and then, accept yourself the way you are. An inspiring post on healthy living by Rekha Mittal Gupta
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She had it all, but still, it was not enough.
Her dreams came crashing down… She had it all here, but still, it was not enough. She had dreamt of an altogether distinct life which won’t be now her cuppa tea. Blog by Rekha Mittal Gupta
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My Dad, A Soldier in Real Terms
Nationalist, True soldier, My Papa Nationalist, True soldier, My Papa A heart felt post by Rekha Mittal Gupta.
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Marriage with a Runaway Girl
Abhinav loves Chinese food This is the story of a new bride Suchitra, who in her life learnt everything on her own. A story by Rekha Mittal Gupta
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Miss Your Smile, Life’s Not The Same
I miss my Dad’s loving smile every day! A small note for dad on how I miss him, his smile every single day… A true story by Harshita Udani
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Home, Sweet Home
Home Sweet Home Home Sweet Home. A sweet little read on how our own house is always solace to our soul. By Rekha Mittal Gupta
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Loved and Lost. Well, loved after all!
Loved and Lost. Well, loved After All A direct from the heart blogpost from a daughter for her angel dad. Feel the warmth with this heartwarning read by Harshita Udani