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Everything in this universe ultimately comes to rest. A man sleeps when it is night, animals take rest, even the rivers merge with the sea, finally science also supports the statement that every moving object comes to rest. After a hectic day we go to sleep. After a routine week,we relax on Saturdays and sundays. After long schedules,we plan vacations to get sometime for ourselves . Even God the Creator,took rest on the 7th day . For me,the best part of the week are weekends . The thought of entering into Saturday fills me with unknown excitement and happiness of having a fruitful week and the plans of having some “me” time for the next one day or two. I spend my weekend for spiritual, physical, relational and mental growth. I go to the church , I spend some time with family and friends, I take care of my physical requirements and relax for sometime. Having a good weekend refreshes me for a better week ahead. It gives me the push to work harder the next week. Better the weekend, best the next week. This is how my weekends are spent. How do you spend your best times ? Do comment and let me know!!!

Ashika Sharon

Photography is an art. It is a universal language which people can experience and taste its greatness. Every photograph has an emotion involved in it. I’ve recently developed the taste for photography and it feels great to have done so. Photography is that art which stores / contains all our memories without letting them go. It helps you ponder the memories of people who are really close to your heart. They keep you motivated, they inspire you, they captivate you every time you look at them. Art is in every corner and photography is at every place and everywhere. I’m really enjoying my journey with photography and hope to do so more frequently and with much more confidence, grace and passion. BECAUSE EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY

Ashika Sharon

It was 5.30 on a good holiday evening. I was on my bed browsing through the internet. As I was scrolling through the YouTube, suddenly a thumbnail attracted me . It was a webseries named MOM & CO. I watched it and was awestruck by the way the series went.The cast of the series were Neelima Azim as Suhasini mother of Aditya ,Ayush Mehra as Aditya , Shreya Gupto as Shreya. Mom & Co. revolves around the life of mother and son. It clearly reflects the broken relationship among many mothers and the young children. Suhasini is the character of a mother craving to fulfill the needs of her child irrespective of the child’s reciprocation of her love. Aditya is a software employee who gets fired by the company. The series takes you through a rollercoaster ride when the son and mother duo venture into a new business project . The series is about how doubting and misunderstanding people can lead to major mishaps. The plot takes you through a ride of emotions between mother and her son. The cast did an amazing job and needless to say Neelima Ji and Ayush pulled it off with ease. This is one of the wonderful series I’ve ever seen. It is a must see for all who underestimate the love of their parents.

ASHIKA SHARON

Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.

— Oscar Wilde.

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