Living in the City

Author: Michael Douglas You have often wondered how she manages to get the better of you most of the time. She gives you such strong toxic vibes that it puts a chemical factory to shame. She can be your next-door neighbour, a work colleague or even a 'supposed' friend. Welcome to the world of the friendly enemy or a 'frenemy'. Professional pest... You will encounter her at your work place. She is the beauty with brains who knows her way up the corporate ladder. No. matter how much you try, she is a step ahead of you professionally. You come up with a bright idea and before you tell your boss about it, she has not only had a brainstorming session with him, but has also started working on the concept. You can't wage a war on her, as this will further sour things. "Whenever she was better, I picked up my socks and worked harder. Social snoot... She may be a common friend, husband's friend or your next-door neighbor. Her parties are inevi

To be a perennial student of life...oohhh what a great feeling!!! And the whole world is my classroom. oohhh my!!! and more important, Nature is my teacher!!! Cheers!

Have you tested the strength of your relationships lately? Downtimes are the best time to do so. Are your friends there when you need them? Are they willing to sacrifice at all for you? We've all had friends who let us down at the big moment. It's alright. They will always be part of us! Cheers!

I have often fantasized that keeping secrets would take out the humdrum in my life? Having a secret life, like those stories I used to read lot from women's magazine. Yes, it could be stressful. But the(excite-me)-nt boosts the adrenaline already. He!He! Cheers!

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Today's generation I believe are a bunch of totally self-absorbed creatures. Classified as generation Z, these youngsters personify the "I-Me-Mine" attitude to the MAX. Is this perception correct or am I just suffering from generational gap crisis?

"Were you aware that by the age of 40, the padding on the balls of your feet starts to wear out? This fact makes it all the more difficult, and sometimes more painful to shimmy into a pair of sky high stilettos and walk down the street, or the red carpet, like you own it. Injecting collagen and Restylane into the feet, to plump up the padding, has become a popular procedure among Hollywood divas who wouldn’t think of turning their backs on their Manolos. I found an article in USA Today, which dates back to 2004, entitled, “Podiatrists can plump you up for stilettos,” so clearly, this procedure isn’t new to the market. Recent mentions of foot injections are at the news forefront in Los Angeles due to the Awards Season in Hollywood, wherein we will watch our favorite stars slip on towering, bejeweled shoes and wonder just how they manage to walk with such grace, without wincing, or crying, or throwing their shoe across the room after one hour. According to t

Know when to say goodbye: According to Woody Allen, a relationship is like a shark: "It has to constantly move forward or it dies." If you sense a dead shark on your hands, cut your losses and say your goodbye. Far too many men make the mistake of prolonging a bad relationship simply because they don't want to hurt their partner's feelings. However noble the sentiment, that only allows angst and resentment to build."

Shun people who unilaterally decide what is right and wrong for everyone!