About Me

I am Shweta, miles apart from home to pursue my dreams! Never realized when my little ramblings turned into decent pieces, never understood how tranquil I felt after writing even a short verse. The simplicity in the things attracts me, the complexity of the reasoning allude me, adventurous rides engage me and the mystics surprise me! Badminton, reading, travelling, photography, sports, movies, music entertain me yet sometimes the silent alone times appeal me! These little musings are my old and new work which would never have turned into the reality if Gauri wouldn't have initiated, who even went a step further to help me build this page and design the blog name logo for each of my photograph! Thanks Gauri! Also this blog name was suggested by friend's father for our college magazine, thought of using the same! Thanks to Kaka (Uncle) too! Happy Reading!

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