Places I Visit

I am an early bird. I love to wake up early in the morning and experience the freshness of quiet mornings full of life, vitality, and excitement for new beginnings. When I am at our home in Vidyanagar, the sounds … Read More

We reached Tithal probably a few minutes after the sunset. There were colors in the sky from the light rays deflecting and refracting over the horizon. I could feel the gentle breeze on my face and skin. The experience soaked … Read More

The blog article is from a moving experience at Newport Beach yesterday morning.

We reached Newport Beach early in the morning, around 6:30 am. The ambiance was healing, with the sounds of the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean filling the air. Walking on the beach felt soothing – I felt grounded and … Read More

We were at Salt Creek Beach for a couple of hours till sunset. There were scattered clouds in the sky, and as the sun continued slow drift in the west to ultimately disappear beyond the horizon, the magic of colors … Read More

We had fog today morning, unusual for a day in July. It felt good. As we hiked up to the Santiago Oaks Hills, a cloud passed through not too far from us. The white color filling in the valley view … Read More

There was thick fog in the morning when we started around 7 am: it is unusual for May. We loved the crispness in the air. It was a quiet morning, and the music of birds felt so soothing. The mountains … Read More

Spontaneity has its fun. Yesterday, we decided to make a quick trip to San Diego. On the way, we stopped by Stratford Court Café in Del Mar for lunch. The ocean was only a block away. I am so glad … Read More

January 14: I am adding to this post today’s hiking experience. It has rained over the past few weeks. The mountains are green. The rain forecast changed, and we got a couple of hours of the window today morning to … Read More

Skiing at Mammoth Mountain was tons of fun. Sometimes on the slopes, the experience soaks up all of my consciousness. I focus on maintaining my posture. My skis are parallel as I slide down and across the slopes. I can … Read More