Hello Children!
I know I have been awfully quiet lately. To be honest..I have been busy..sneezing (them dang pollens!)
In the meantime, however the mind has been actively thinking about the plight of the Indian farmers after I came across this video:
which tells us about exactly just that.
And then it obviously thinks about what can be done to help (as most of your minds will probably think after watching the video...the rest who don't should probably cut down on alcohol.)Wonders why the situation when the nation's once depended almost entirely on agriculture. Have the feeders been forgotten?
So it instructs me to "google" a few things up..talk to a few benevolent friends..and yes..there are organizations that help.
http://vedcouncil.org/i/about-us.html
http://www.chetanavikas.org/aboutuslocation.html
Also had a brilliant idea the other day. CRY has a fantastic website on which you can learn about their projects, volunteer, find their action centers and even donate. Why not make this blog a bit more useful then? Ofcourse, the blabber not only frees up my mind but also provides readers with some light-hearted reading. If you like what you read, just click away on those ads you see all around the articles (I know most of them have to do with hair given that the subject has been prime in a couple of articles..and most of them are useless..but they earn me money when you do that..and cost you only a split second.)The proceeds from that will go towards a CRY donation. You can also independently access this at:
https://america.cry.org/mainapp/donation.aspx
There is an absurd but immense quote that springs to mind here.
"There is always some toothpaste left in the tube. Think about it." -- Bill Bryson
And last but not least, a video that I believe proves that everyone has a hidden talent which can work wonders, notwithstanding their looks or even confidence levels.
Paul Potts, winner of Britain's Got Talent, had Simon Cowell looking open mouthed with awe after his performance, after the judges exchanged those "snickering" looks after he walked up on stage.
Now if you will excuse me, my sinuses need serious attention..
I know I have been awfully quiet lately. To be honest..I have been busy..sneezing (them dang pollens!)
In the meantime, however the mind has been actively thinking about the plight of the Indian farmers after I came across this video:
which tells us about exactly just that.
And then it obviously thinks about what can be done to help (as most of your minds will probably think after watching the video...the rest who don't should probably cut down on alcohol.)Wonders why the situation when the nation's once depended almost entirely on agriculture. Have the feeders been forgotten?
So it instructs me to "google" a few things up..talk to a few benevolent friends..and yes..there are organizations that help.
http://vedcouncil.org/i/about-us.html
http://www.chetanavikas.org/aboutuslocation.html
Also had a brilliant idea the other day. CRY has a fantastic website on which you can learn about their projects, volunteer, find their action centers and even donate. Why not make this blog a bit more useful then? Ofcourse, the blabber not only frees up my mind but also provides readers with some light-hearted reading. If you like what you read, just click away on those ads you see all around the articles (I know most of them have to do with hair given that the subject has been prime in a couple of articles..and most of them are useless..but they earn me money when you do that..and cost you only a split second.)The proceeds from that will go towards a CRY donation. You can also independently access this at:
https://america.cry.org/mainapp/donation.aspx
There is an absurd but immense quote that springs to mind here.
"There is always some toothpaste left in the tube. Think about it." -- Bill Bryson
And last but not least, a video that I believe proves that everyone has a hidden talent which can work wonders, notwithstanding their looks or even confidence levels.
Paul Potts, winner of Britain's Got Talent, had Simon Cowell looking open mouthed with awe after his performance, after the judges exchanged those "snickering" looks after he walked up on stage.
Now if you will excuse me, my sinuses need serious attention..
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