Wonder what keeps me busy all through the day! Blogs. Been reading new blogs. If you're looking to travel from Amsterdam to Athens try reading
Ryan's blog. He is running all the way from Amsterdam to Athens and already completed 30 days in this process. He carries only one travel bag with few essentials for travel. He relies on generous people who can give him shelter for the night to sleep. It is great reading his experiences throughout. If
Ryan is traveling by foot,
Roz Savage is rowing across Pacific! Read her unique experiences in her
blog.
Ram writes about his ambitions, his way of leading life, his interest in physics/politics/movies/music/(anything missed?)...so on. His intellect is enough if you were to be guided in your life. If you need inspiration or if you're looking for ideas to study PhD, his
blog is worth a visit.
Sravya blogs about life, destiny, philosophy, the songs she's interested in different blogs.
Thinkin posts her experiences in life mostly depressing, no idea why. She's one tough character as revealed by the blog. I could be wrong!
If you're interested in visual blogs,
Rang-Colors of life is worth a visit. You can observe her love for tea, books and photography. The pictures are refreshingly refreshing (most refreshing ever! :D). Chai ki Dukaan is another place I always look forward for new photographs. His passion for photography is huge as you can observe
here. Another visual blog I like to visit is
Diti's. You cannot overlook her way of photography
here. I recommend you to view this
picture particularly as I'm amazed at the capture. How can we forget Sachin in blogging?
CVWilliams studies Sachin's growth from an innocent teenager to an all-time dominating batsman. She interviews yesteryear's greats to know more about Sachin. It is a MUST read for any Sachin fan.
Nandini Nair's concern for environment and her unique start-up to support children impressed me. Her
penchant for greener world is worth-noting. If you're interested to view India through the lens of a Canadian, try
this place!
No posts of late from
Pranav,
Free-Fallin' and
Hitesh though.
It feels great reading different perspectives of life and various experiences.