by Sudha Subramanian | Dec 8, 2014 | Lives, Perspectives
Istarted feeling that I didn’t look good anymore. I hated the fact that I felt that way. But, the feeling stayed, lurking stealthily and showing its ugly head on occasion, making me feel less than I was. I have always believed that looks are not paramount. Then why...
by Sudha Subramanian | Jan 7, 2013 | Lifestyle, Travel
Sid, my six-year-old son, is crazy about dinosaurs. Like many kids his age, he dreams of becoming a paleontologist when he grows up. For a long time, he has wanted to travel to Utah, a well known repository of prehistoric artifacts, and find a dinosaur fossil for...
by Sudha Subramanian | Jun 6, 2012 | Perspectives
It is impossible to explain some of the games we played as kids to my eight-year old son, Sid. Many times, my descriptions of some of my childhood games sends him into reels of laughter. Sid enjoys his evenings with his friends. But, Sid and his friends usually need a...
by Sudha Subramanian | Jan 4, 2009 | People, Profiles
Like many people who grew up in India, I was very young when my mother introduced me to rangoli, the art of drawing, painting, or creating beautiful designs on the floor outside the home. The practice has different regional names (like “kolam” in Tamil), but “rangoli”...
