Snaps taken while trekking to Kavala Caves in Dandeli on the occasion of Mahashivratri on February 23rd, 2009, a Monday. That was our first family trekking event.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Thursday, November 26, 2009
My First Crochet Project
This one's my favorite pattern in crochet and the first one I tried working on. Thanks to Vrinda aunty (my sister's friend's mom) for sharing her collection of patterns. I find myself really lucky to have met aunty & granny, who are so passionate about embroidery, crochet, knitting and all such stuff.
Labels:
Crochet,
crochet jacket,
crochet patterns
Needle Lace Sampler
Once the lace is done, the basting threads are removed and the lace is stitched on a dress, as desired.
Needle Lace Sampler
Labels:
handmade lace,
Lace patterns,
lace stitches,
lace work,
Needle Lace,
sampler
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Tulsi Pooja Rangoli
On Tulsi Pooja Day, Deepa, Nirupa & I colored it together. It was getting pretty late in the evening.
The Rangoli before adding color
The Rangoli before adding color
Blue & Pink look so different in this pic -
Labels:
Colors,
Dharwad,
Diwali,
Rangoli,
Tulsi Pooja
Monday, November 23, 2009
My Diwali Rangoli
Usually, I'd make rangoli's of about 5 feet or bigger. But this time, I wasn't intending to be drawing one. Take a look at my last minute rangoli. What I like about this one is that it starts +'s instead of the usual dots...
The rangoli starts with an array of +'s
The first set of joins, like a Z
The 2nd set of joins
The final rangoli, sans color
The first color. If you observe, unlike traditional rangoli's, here the colors are not symmetrical
The rangoli starts with an array of +'s
The first set of joins, like a Z
The 2nd set of joins
The final rangoli, sans color
The first color. If you observe, unlike traditional rangoli's, here the colors are not symmetrical
The 2nd color
The 3rd color
FISH!
Wondering what I am gonna say about Fish. Just read a book called 'Fish' by Stephen Lundin, Harry Paul & John Christensen.
Most of us spend nearly half our waking hours at workplace and so working ought to be fun; if it's not, it needs to be made fun. Fish has 4 basic principles that can make working fun:
Most of us spend nearly half our waking hours at workplace and so working ought to be fun; if it's not, it needs to be made fun. Fish has 4 basic principles that can make working fun:
- Choose your Attitude:
When you enter the workplace everyday, you don't just get yourself but also your attitude along.
"There's always a choice about the way you do your work,
even if there is not a choice about the work itself."
- Play:
How do you make work fun? Playing is fun. Make work play. Every game has rules, so does work have. This needs more thought on how actual work can be made play.
- Make their Day:
Look beyond working for yourself. Even small gestures can make someone's day. Lookout for how you can help someone. When you enjoy your work; you do it extremely well. Work well done, makes the one in charge or the one who needs it happy.
- Be Present:
Time just flies by. One needs to be in the present, at least for most part of one's day to make the most of it. You can give your work your best, only if you are in the present and focused on the work at hand.
Labels:
Books,
Fish,
Harry Paul,
John Christensen,
Stephen Lundin
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