BlogAdda 7: Dear Reader, Stay Awhile Longer?
This week on BlogAdda, I talk about how to make your blog stickier and how to make your reader stay on longer.
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BlogAdda 6: Dress Up Your Blog!
The internet is a treasure trove of delights for a blogger. Let’s look at what’s on offer for the aesthetics of your blog!
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BlogAdda 5: The Twitter Birdie At Your Blog
If you like writing, then Twitter is just an extension of blogging since it is saying something in just 140 characters. Let’s take a look at how to extend it to your blog.
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‘The Chef’s @’: Article In Oct 2010 JetLite Flight Magazine
October opens with promise, delectable aromas and lots of windows open on my computer. What am I on? My article titled ‘The Chef’s @’ appears in JetLite’s’ in-flight magazine through this month. It is a go-to primer for the culinary-challenged (like me) who nevertheless have appetites and luckily for them,…
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BlogAdda 4: Is Your Blog Facebooked?
This week on my BlogAdda column, I talk about how to make Facebook work fory our blog.
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A New Life
A body that works without medication. Food in my stomach even before I’m hungry. The safety to walk on the roads by myself. Life.
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What The Cards Say
Someone recently asked me if I would do a tarot reading for them. I found a polite way to decline and recommended a friend who does this and related things for a living. Then they asked if this person was any good, whether it would work. And I had trouble…
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BlogAdda 3: Protecting Your Privacy
Last week in my Blogadda column, I wrote about building greater access to your blog. This week is the opposite and about protecting your privacy.
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It All Started With A Big Bang!
It is hard being a woman. The whole multi-tasking thing is starting to fire on us in a beeg way and I have a sneaky suspicion that men are sniggering at us from behind their hands (or err, gadgets).
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Ideart: Kolam
Kolam is a household art form practised in South India. It is not the same as the North Indian rangoli which is more of a festive occasion icon. Kolams are created everyday by the lady of the house and are an important ritual to start the day. Traditionally nobody leaves…
