I have been planning to write this post since a very long time, however with all the craziness around me surrounding my 2.5 years old son, I wasn't able to complete the draft. Just few months back, I was planning to learn "all-things-wordpress", and I came across this functionality on Windows 8, where through Microsoft Webmatrix, you can install wordpress on your local machine, create your own local desktop site and have your own control panel, database etc. Your site url would look something l

I began this website on sunglasses around 2 months back via WA, and am so glad to see my first sale on amazon today! :D Though the visitor didn't buy sunglasses, but something else and I got only few cents into my account, I am still grateful for this and really feeling delighted by this tiny-mini success.. Thought of sharing this with my WA family here. Hope to see more in coming time. :)

The Alchemist book written by Paulo Coelho: I don't know how many times I've read this book, and keep going back to it again and again. I guess I personally like the way Paulo Coelho writes all his books, coz I am a fan of his almost all the writings - 11 minutes, The Zahir (Another of my all time favourites) Anyways, coming back to alchemist, one thing that I absolutely love about the book is the journey - the very non-supernatural-yet-absolutely-astoundingly-magical-and-peace-giving

Since past few weeks I'd been feeling a bit off, and whenever I have this "depressing" nagging feeling going on in the back of my head, I tend to read a lot of inspirational stories, mostly off the web! I don't know if it is ok, but sometimes I do feel overwhelmed with the technologies around. It feels good to take a break from all the mobile phones, laptops and high-tech stuff, and simply take a book or magazine, spend time in the nature, breathe deeply and feel refreshed. Last weekend we went