If we were having coffee, I’d hand you a mug and say, “It’s still warm, don’t wait too long.” The weather’s been all over the place lately. Heavy skies, moody clouds, and that in-between kind of light that makes you want to stay in your pajamas a little longer than
Today was a relatively free day, so I thought, why not dust off the blog and shake out the cobwebs? Writing has quietly slipped into the background lately. Life’s been moving fast, and somehow, the one thing that brings me calm kept getting pushed aside. But it’s always there, nudging
Mira traced the rim of her coffee cup, staring at the rain-streaked window. The café was warm, filled with the comforting hum of quiet conversations, but inside her, there was only silence. A silence that had settled ever since Aarav left. She had once believed love made people whole, that
I decided to take up this Creative Writing Challenge shared by Tulika, originally created by Tolentino Teaching. It instantly piqued my interest, nudging me to don my creative hat and rekindle my love for writing flash fiction. The structured challenge, with its specific sentence rules, made the process even more
Dear Future Me, First off, congratulations! You made it this far without turning into a complete grump (I hope). If you’re reading this, it means you survived all those plot twists life threw at you… and hopefully, you did so with your humour and a well-stocked stash of cake. So,
If we were having coffee, I’d greet you with a warm and cheerful “Hello!” How have you been? I hope everything is going wonderfully your way. It’s so good to have you here in my space—it’s been a while since it was last open, but now it’s up and running