• Shilpa Krishnan

    ... is someone for whom happiness is the pursuit of words — reading, writing and narrating tales, tall and short. She lives near the sea with a cat she adopted and a kitten that adopted her and spends the evenings at the beach with her ten best friends, all canine. She can be contacted, Wi-Fi-willing, at shilpakrishnan42@gmail.com.

The key towards sustainable living may be to import a few rural values into the city. | Pixabay
Even the lonely earth has a satellite, its kindred spirit, to keep it eternal company.
For a jolt of glucose into your tired system, bite into a biscuit, or bear a child. Either way.
Getting together as a group to systematically solve society’s problems can be very fulfilling as well as filling.
“There are certain people with auras so strong that you can feel it from the other end of the paddy field. Certain others have auras that are at times stronger, but lie hidden because they don’t want to draw attention to themselves.”
Of course it’s good to discriminate between light and dark. But not when it comes to skin colour!
Why am I so happy? Let’s just call it my ‘inner’ joy. | RobinHiggins (pixabay.com)
So many different expressions of sexuality, so few alphabets to acronymise with.
Happiness checklist: an open mind, pure natural surroundings, and a pair of boots to take a walk in them in.
Nila's day has been filled with arguments | Pixabay