A picture. A few words in a book. A flashback. That is all it takes for our memories to be triggered from their dormant existence in the quiet corners of our mind. It can be nearly 30 years later and much may fade away in this life but some memories … [Continue reading] about Marjane Satrapi: “Persepolis”
Recipes for Happiness: Cookbooks Exclusively Made for Trader Joe’s
My first encounter with Trader Joe's was through a beautiful care package sent years ago from Northern California by a dear friend. I do not remember any of the goodies she sent me except one: The Comodyne Oat Towels, the best make-up remover on … [Continue reading] about Recipes for Happiness: Cookbooks Exclusively Made for Trader Joe’s
John Irving: “A Prayer for Owen Meany”
"A Prayer for Owen Meany" by John Irving is an uncommon story. It is a compelling read but not an easy one. The writing evokes so much anxiety, sadness, pleasure, frustration, and laughter throughout but most of all, you read with unquenchable … [Continue reading] about John Irving: “A Prayer for Owen Meany”
Mental Musings of a post Family Reunion and a new Decision
March 20th 2010 - The first day of spring and the Iranian new year more commonly known as Nowruz (spelled at least half a dozen different ways in its tangled translation to modern English). The dawn of a new day, new season, and new beginnings. In a … [Continue reading] about Mental Musings of a post Family Reunion and a new Decision
A Blog Award and Why Blogging Community Rocks
The last time I was looking to switch jobs within my company, I focused on one factor: the people. Not the project or the organization or even the position so much as the people. I passionately believe that if I were in the company of people that I … [Continue reading] about A Blog Award and Why Blogging Community Rocks