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I defy you to find a cuter image of a baby and a dog

Adorable Dog and Baby Love

It’s obvious I am running a little low on content this week when I start posting cutesy images that I find on the web. I spent this weekend writing the longest, rambliest, most personal post, spent all my self-allocated blogging time to it, got something I really love, but now am too chicken to post…

Flowers

Wordless Wednesdays – Lalbagh Flower Show

These are some late photos from the Lalbagh flower show.

Every year on Republic Day, flower shows are organized at the Lalbagh Botanical Garden. The event is jointly organised by Department of Horticulture and Mysore Horticulture Society, and is one of my most favorite events to attend.

It can get very crowded though, and so this time I opted not to take the kids – just me and my camera.

Her latest work

WW: Snubnose’s Latest Creation

It’s been a long time since I shared an art work by Snubnose. There have been some reasons for that. Firstly, Snubnose took a short break from art during the summer holidays and just spent the long hot days playing with her friends, swimming, and athletic classes. Athletics is something she’s taken up recently after…

Loved this beauty trotting along so close to me

Horse-gram

Piglet’s horse riding classes are going on in full steam. His initial reluctance and fears were wiped away within the first five classes, and he’s now getting confident on his seat, even eschewing the beginner ring, and instead holding his reins to control the horse. I have also started to feel a little more relaxed…

WW: Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad

Some time back I took my new camera for a spin (more on the camera in another post), and I couldn’t have gone to a more colorful, lively place to try out its different settings. Karnataka Chitrakala Parishad is an art institution and organization that promotes art and craft at the state and national levels,…

Snubnose's Vaikuntam

WW: Vaikuntam

Snubnose has derived her latest art work from the style of the artist Thota Vaikuntam. His paintings mostly capture the simple lifestyle of villagers and a few of them are portraits of normal every-day people. Some characteristics that Snubnose has picked up are the religious marks on the forehead, and the exaggerated longish eyes. Snubnose…

Big feet!

WW: Lepakshi Temple

Running way, way behind on updating the blog. So behind that sometimes it doesn’t even make sense after a while. Hence this photo post of a trip to Lepakshi temple. Hope you like them. And if you are ever visiting Bangalore, this is a must-do day trip. Amazing place. Amazing art and sculpture. AnanthapurKarnatakaLepakshi templePhotography