21. coconut water

20. tea time

19. rock

18. summer's coming!

17. why is it so cold?

16. spaced

15. portrait in orange

14. a swim

I've been dying to swim lately. However, since it's been too cold i decided to just make a postcard instead. This is what i had made:

And just when i thought things were going, let's say swimmingly, i tipped over a bottle of black ink and my postcard became this :(

What with me being stingy, i decided not to waste the card. I added a few details and, 

Ta Daa!

Ok i don't care. I'm sending it anyway.

13. capable

That's right. I started yoga.

Yes. It involves a lot of twisting.

No. I don't think i'm very good at it. Yet.
But i'm capable.

12. it's alive!

11. monsters are people too

10. saturday night monster

Saturday night monster.

9. cookie monster

The cookie monster.

8. butterfly

7. addressed

Latest to be mailed.

Check out my previous envelope! 

6. instant cheese

Guess who has a polaroid camera? 
Me. Yes. Really.
Once again thanks to my cousin Chetna.
I love you Chetna. 
Did i tell you you're my favorite cousin?

5. raju's omelette

No, Raju is not my neighbour. 

Raju's Omelette is a tiny little kitchen-come-restaurant that serves eggs and pav somewhere in Baroda, and i have to say, the best eggs i have ever had. They owe their deliciousness to impossible amounts of butter, decades of residual grease and their special formula-X secret masala.

The indigestion that sometimes follows is totally worth it.
Thank you Kalapi for introducing me! :)

That below is me. And a plate of boiled-egg tikka masala. 
*drool.

4. RIP mac

You were my best friend for five years.

I miss you.
My mac stopped working recently. I feel a little lost without it. :(

my bug

Isn't he sweet?
He was given to me by my cousin, Chetna. (thank you Chetna, you're awesome! :*)
I havn't come up with a name for him yet. Suggestions anyone?

(Watch him hit a block and turn in the video. It's adorable)

3. this is not a kite

Last week was the kite festival, Uttarayan, here in Gujarat. It is a beautiful festival full of fun and colour and, of course, lots of kites. 

And if you, like me, are hopeless at getting a kite airborne, (despite copious running and jumping) Gujarati's generously offer you the option of buying balloons instead! 

Even better, if you don't look the four-year-old-kite-flying-pro's in the eye you might not even feel silly.