Wedding Bells

There is never too late to get married but too soon if you get hitched with Mr. Wrong.

It is the transformation one awaits and beliefs it to be immensely beautiful. When with each and every step you take forward there is a hope of having a heavenly future in accordance with past and present.

A relationship which would complement the comfort ability levels same as butter and a slice of bread. No matter how frustrating you turn, he’ll love you in his n number of different yet special ways.

When that one *Darling* in his voice can change your entire mood.

There are moments in life that completely baffle us and make us believe in the power of destiny. These happy accidents turn and twist our lives towards better things.

Strangers unite in this life in a whirlwind of such happy accidents. The accident of finding something truly cherished is defined by the word serendipity. And no two people define the meaning of this word better when decides to get married.

The events that will transpire when you meet your other half will make you complete - these will be interwoven silver filaments of fate and chance. Fate and chance that will work miraculously to unite soul mates destined to find each other, destined to collide.

Maybe it was destiny, maybe it was fate or what was written in the stars. It just had to be, in perfect sync with the universe. In the right place, at the right time, in the right spirit.

Two lives, two hearts, two souls, separate paths but one life-changing “I LIKE YOU”.

The beginning of a realization, when they knew they could never let each other go again, at least till

                                                *THE END OF THE TIME*

Swatii Chandak

Traditional vs Online bookstores

As digital alternatives arise, physical processes seem less efficient. This theory certainly has 
consequences that extend far beyond the literary community, but these days technology is 
becoming the defining factor in how books are published, distributed, bought, lent and sold. 
And as digital publishers become more adept at leveraging these innovations, brick-and-mortar 
booksellers are nearing a point at which they could have to fight for the very survival of their 
market segment.

And the Moral of the story is:-

“Here's an issue that's very close to my heart.

The class 12 results came out today. Millions of kids have been pressured by an educational system designed to test out memories more than our minds.

I got a 59% in my 12th and thought my life was over. I really did. Needed someone to tell me then that these results would never matter again in two months time. It's just an exam.

So parents I urge you to rally around your kids no matter how they did. That’s something they'll remember forever on a day when they face nothing but harsh judgement. Turns them into great people.