‘Our professors became friends’
When I first began college, I found it strangely disengaging. Coming from a boarding school, opportunities were fed to you on a silver spoon, where days were planned from the minute they began, where not a single second of your time was “wasted” doing something irrelevant, college seemed pointless at the time.
Facebook turned avid tie-breaker
While Facebook and Twitter made finding friendship an interesting and effortless experience, new-age networking sites also gave “falling in love” a whole new meaning. They turned out to be the biggest breakers and makers of relationships in 2010.
Rewinding the rush
The thrill, the adrenaline rush and the excitement that runs through our veins when we’re watching our favourite sport is unexplainable.
Vampires poison Enid Blyton
Looks like children love Stephenie Mayer’s vampires more than those inquisitive children with interesting neighbourhoods that Enid Blyton created.
Festive winter indulgence
It is Christmas and the festivities hang heavy in the air like the morning fog. Wrapped in my cosy comforter I try to grab a few winks of sleep before I have to compel myself out of the bed.
2010’s movie magic
Every time I go to a movie, it’s magic, no matter what the movie’s about. — Steven Spielberg
The FB laws of friendship
Three years ago when Orkut was still the in-thing, there was a quiet buzz about belonging to a more exclusive network. Not everyone knew about it and even lesser were invited.
Age no bar for achievement
The votes are in and focus, dedication, parental support and hard work have been declared the winners.
Sherlock’s at home
Dig it: Sherlock
We’re talking CRIME, DRAMA, MYSTERY — we’re talking SHERLOCK HOLMES! We have read about his adventures in books, back from the time we we were in school and even watched a series of movies based on him. The show, Sherlock, portrays the renowned detective Sherlock Holmes and his friend, Dr John Watson but with a pleasant variation — their adventures set in the 21st century.
Don’t lift the wit!
I’d like to give you a nice going away present. But first, you have to do your part posts one friend on Facebook. It’s funny of course, so it gets 30 likes and 40 comments. ‘He: “Drinking makes you look beautiful.” She: “I haven’t been drinking.” He: “But I have!” comes one more witty comment from another friend. Result? 30 likes