Promise

Hey people. All set? Sunny bunny!
Waiting for my Grade 10 Result which was to be announced today 🎲
Never mind, I bring you a heart touching poem by Lieke who I met a few days ago on Instagram (her username is mewierdo.poetry- Go follow her!). I was surfing through writers with unheard words and I found her. She is so amazing, and her poems are mind blowing. I loved one of her poems which illustrates a 2-sided story and so I decided to put it up on my blog. Why not to hear beautiful unheard words of unrecognized writers?
I promise, I will be doing this from now. I would post stuff of other marvelous writers too. I would grow them along with me. Let's grow the world people, do comment what you think.
So here's her poem...

I promised you

I made a promise
That I'd meet you over there
Under the tree🌲, behind the playground
We were going to talk.

Because we thought
Maybe this could be something more 💑

I'm sorry I didn't show,
But I couldn't 🙇
I knew that when I would,
I won't be able to say this to you
We can't be something more,
I couldn't do that to you. 💔

I'm sorry
But I made another promise
And that is, that I'll never hurt you 💘

You promised me

You made me a promise
To meet me right here.

Under the tree🌲, behind the playground,
I thought this could be something more. 💑

But you didn't show,
I don't think you ever will.🙇

But I'll just keep on waiting
Under the tree,
In he pouring rain 💦💧

Awesome, isn't it. Email me your stuff and I would post on my blog. And yes, do comment what you think of this poem.
Until the next,
Vidhi

!Food Doof Food!

"You can't buy happiness, but you can buy food! That's the same thing, isn't it?" xD
Hey folks! Amazing topic today- FOOD! I guess almost everyone would like to read this post :D
Okay, so as an Indian, I am going to honor 12 Traditional Indian Foods That Can Change Your Life Forever (I don't know in which sense) xD
Let's start then.
1. Nethili Varuval

What It Is: Anchovies dipped in a paste of turmeric and red chilies and fried, native to the South Indian region Chettinad.

Perfect For: A crispy, spicy appetizer.

Feels Like: Temple bells.

2. Biryani 

What It Is: An aromatic rice dish cooked with several spices, notably saffron, and a protein (typically chicken or mutton) that's been marinated.

Perfect For: A huge family dinner.

Feels Like: Hearing the neighborhood mosque sound its azan for evening prayers.

3. Momos

What It Is: A variation on the traditional dimsum, native to the North Eastern states that border Nepal (where the dish originated), eaten with a fiery red chutney.

Perfect For: A quick mid-evening snack.

Feels Like: Kicking your shoes off after a long day and settling into your couch for hours of TV

4. Idli

What It Is: A heavy South Indian breakfast food. A fermented batter of ground rice and lentils, steamed in little circular moulds.

Perfect For: When you're done sleeping in on a Saturday morning.

Feels Like: Being woken up by the smell of cooking.

5. Gulab Jamun

What Is It: Small balls of dried milk, slow cooked and boiled in a sugar syrup.

Perfect For: When you've already had a delicious meal and have just enough room for dessert.

Feels Like: Playing hide-and-go-seek with your cousins at a family reunion way, way past your bedtime.

6. Chhole Bhature'

What It Is: A spiced, curried chickpea dish served with a fried flour bread.

Perfect For: A late Sunday breakfast.

Feels Like: Seeing your family all dressed in new clothes on a festival day.

7. Kati Roll

What It Is: A traditional street food popular across India (and abroad). A wrap of kebabs, eggs, vegetables, and spices rolled into paratha (a type of flat bread).

Perfect For: When you need a meal on-the-go. Also a great way to use up leftovers.

Feels Like: Standing on a dusty Kolkata street-corner at dusk, watching families go home through rush hour traffic.

8. Rajma

What It Is: Kidney beans in a thick gravy popular across North India.

Perfect For: An accompaniment for rice, particularly delicious when served piping hot in the winter.

Feels Like: Summer holidays at your grandparents' house.

9. Pani Puri

What It Is: A small crisp hollow round bread filled with spiced water, tamarind paste, potato, onion, and chickpeas.

Perfect For: When you're craving a thousand flavors at once.

Feels Like: Drunkenly challenging your best friend to a contest of who can eat more of these, and then feeling like your mouth is on fire.

10. Jalebi

What It Is: A wheat flour batter deep fried in coil-shapes and soaked in sugar syrup, served hot.

Perfect For: When you want something hot, but also sweet.

Feels Like: People-watching in a crowded bazaar while your mother haggles over sari prices.

11. Tandoori Chicken

What It Is: Chicken marinated for hours in a paste of yogurt and spices, and then roasted (traditionally) in a clay oven called a tandoor.

Perfect For: Wowing your dinner guests with minimal effort.

Feels Like: Making a pitstop at a roadside diner three hours into a family roadtrip.

12. Banana Chips

What It Is: Thin slices of banana deep fried in savory spices.

Perfect For: Munching on while watching your favorite movie.

Feels Like: The wind flying through your hair as you sail down Kerala's backwaters in a houseboat.

Full? Same here 😂 This one was fun, eh? Because eating well is a form of self-respect, and I really mean it..
Contact me if I have left out your favorite dishes xD
Bye bye
Until the next,
Vidhi

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Pluviophile 💙

For the storm to arise.

For the flowers to bloom.

For the crops to rise. 

For the grass to gloom.

The love for the petrichor, 

As the summer draws to a close,

The smell that we all adore,

When the monsoon rains have rose.

Just as the fall begins,

With a light warm drizzle,

Grandma closes all the tins,

With the virid children's whistles.

Showers bring down the intolerable temperature,

With pearls of water on faces everywhere

And blissfully shines the mothernature

Truly, God has granted a superior share. 

I feel proud of this poem 💟 For all the rain lovers, go and help it out. Trying to grow audience here, do support :) 

Until the next,

Vidhi 

Oh, it's Mother's Day

Heyo friends! Met back... I am so tired today of Botany. It has made me sick! I was curious to know how notable scientists studied so I checked out some pins and guess what I found. I didn't get anything what I was looking for, but I found a very touching story of Thomas Alva Edison which I would like to share today.
First let me give a brief description about him.

Thomas Alva Edison was an American inventor and businessman, who has been described as America's greatest inventor. He created such great innovations as the first commercially practical incandescent light bulb and the phonograph. A savvy businessman, he held more than 1,000 patents for his inventions.
So here the story begins...
One day Thomas came home and gave a paper to his mother. He told her,"my teacher gave this paper to me and told to only give it to my mother".
His mother's eyes were tearful as she read the letter loud out to her child: Your son is a genius. This school is too small for him and doesn't have enough good teachers for training him. Please teach him yourself.
Many, many years after Edison's mother died and he was now one of the greatest inventors of the century, one day he was looking for old family things. Suddenly he saw a folded paper in the corner of the drawer of a desk. He took it out and opened it up. On the paper was written: Your son is addled (mentally ill). We won't let him come to school anymore.
Edison cried for hours and then wrote in his diary: Thomas Alva Edison was an addled child that, by a hero mother, became the genius of the century.
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I don't have anything more to say after this than. People celebrate mother's day on social media. I mean, almost 90% of the mothers here I know would not be using any of the social media apps or websites, but yes, kids post the pics of them and their mothers with such beautiful captions about which their mothers might not know a weensy.
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In my opinion, mother's day is just like a normal birthday or an anniversary. The way we treat our mothers the whole lifetime makes a real difference. It does not matter if we put a pic on Facebook with 400 likes on it, but it really matters if we just go to her and tell her just a few words of prestige, I am sure she'll love it and appreciate you alot. I don't have anything to say for a mother, like she if the one who gives us the belief like-minded Go girl, go you can do it. And this is the belief which gives us strength to face the world. Like of course, my mother has told and I can do it. This one's more important. All the sacrifices she has given for us, they are incredible. We think it is her duty to do that, but it isn't.

Just because you haven't seen mothers who give birth to children, look after them till I think 14 or 15 years and then leave them alone to face the world. Others are different, and that makes a difference. I won't detail this, it isn't that valuable. Lastly, let us all remember one thing:
Mothers are like buttons. They hold everything together!


Happy Mother's Day all the mothers of the world! Because you are the one who understand things that are unsaid. Thanks for everything mumma..

The smiling hacker

"You don't have to overthink when you are doing what you love"

Heyo readers! A really unique topic today... Guess what? I am going to tell you about the smiling hacker. Yea yea, you read it right, The Smiling Hacker 😂

He is a very cool man, seriously. A secret  hugger-mugger of the world. Let me tell you, he is called  Hamza Bendelladj and  he is originally from Algeria. He is the one who is ionised by millions of Algerians.

Hamza Bendelladj is a version of modern day online Robin Hood and is a hero worshipped in his home country. The Algerians and hackers from Middle-Eastern region view him as their idol whom they seek to emulate. Hamza reportedly used his SpyEye trojan to milk money from people from the west to give the same to Palestinian charities closer home. More so because somebody on social media spread the rumour that Hamza was handed over death sentence by the US court.

Hamza is a legend in Algeria, a country which is also going through turbulent times politically. Hamza who operated with the code name is ” BX1 ” 1  (isn't this interesting?) and was dubbed the ” smiling Hacker “, born in 1988 , from Tizi-Ouzou in Algeria. According to the people who knew him, Hamza could speak 5 foreign languages and was proficient in coding, a career option available to only the elite Algerian class.

Algerians and Middle-Eastern hackers but for the West he was nothing less than a criminal who was on list of FBI’s most wanted cyber criminals. He and his friend, Aleksandr Andreevich Panin aka ‘Gribodemon’ and ‘Harderman’ were responsible for losses of over $20 million to Western banks through their SpyEye trojan. He and Hamza used to sell  “SpyEye” online for $1000 to $10,000. According to authorities, Hamza and Panin sold this blockbuster malware to more than 150 Cyber criminals. One of the their client is believed to have stolen $3.2 million during 6 month period using “SpyEye“ malware.
Hamza Bendelladj who is just 27 years old will get to spend 15 years in a US Penitentiary for the financial crimes he and Panin committed. Despite his admission of guilt, Hamza’s supporters continue to hack various websites across the world, including, of late, Air France and a Virginia-based university, calling for his release using the hashtags #FreeHamzaBendellaj and #FreePalestine.

Algerian hero who is 1/10 most dangerous hackers.
Hacked 217 banks, sent $280,000,000 to Palestine, very huge amount people.

His sentence? death.

Ow. I actually see him as a hero and obviously he is. Such a cyberpunk he has, this talent might be so useful for other important things.
You liked it people? Do comment :)
Until the next,
Vidhi.