Posts from the pets category.
There are some books you don’t really read… you sit with them.And sometimes, without warning, they take you somewhere you didn’t plan to go.While reading Thinking of Winter by Shantanu Naidu, I found myself drifting back — not to a memory I had forgotten, but to one I had quietly kept aside.Lancer.A German Shepherd who never needed words to be understood.That’s the space this book occupies. Not dr...
Written by eight writers “Paws, Whiskers, Feathers and Wonders - Stories of Hope for Little Hearts” is an anthology. It’s a collection of literary works. In this case, it brings together short stories by different authors, each offering its own wisdom. Varied life philosophies and lessons are compiled together in this book - through vivid stories . Friendship. Kindness. How it can help someone ove...
Ever caught your cat staring mysteriously into thin air, as if they’re seeing something we mere humans can’t? I have — and every time my own little mischief-maker, Tom Ganya, does it, I wonder what wild secret life he might be living when I’m not looking. So, when I picked up Pixel the Time-Traveling Cat by Sameer Mehra, it instantly felt like someone had reached into that whimsical “what-if” part...
Satya wrote this post - https://thinkdeli.com/post/notes-vs-blogs-666After reading it, the first thought that came to mind was \Notes and blogs rhyme with metrics and logs.\ It's strange that these work-related terms popped into my head first, especially when \cats and dogs\ seems like a more obvious rhyme. Perhaps because I no longer allow myself to entertain fleeting thoughts freely? Nowadays, ...