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We often come around the situation which is difficult to handle especially with the people with least hygiene factors. I have come across many such people and situations which are too difficult to handle, people with the oral problem or people with bad odors. grrr.... These people might be our own friends or colleagues and it is too difficult to stay around the smelly situation.

People love to be appraised and appreciated when they wear a good perfume or a nice makeup. But a bad comment is what it hurts the most especially telling someone that they smell bad..! ***rolling eyes*** You must be aware that you will certainly land in trouble saying so! and even spoil your relationship with them..

I remember a real incident which is worth sharing on how you deal with the smelly people. There was this colleague A~ who was a bit workaholic and would stay late at office to complete the work, being a bachelor. He would have no time to gym during the hectic schedule and then go home, eat and sleep.

The company was located outskirts and the only means of commuting to work was by company bus, which would start sharp 6:30 am. In the cold and chill climate like in Bangalore, anyone would turn lazy to wake up so early, brush & bath and get ready and board the bus at 6:30..! Mr. A would wake up late, would brush his teeth but bad no time to bath. But somehow he managed to board the bus.

Mr A~'s routine changed completely due to work, to an extent that he had become "dadiwala" with a beard and long hair, that you could braid them. Once a smart looking guy had turned Devdas, and the girls in this team whom they admired and had secret crush, slowly started feeling disgusted seeing his appearance and smelly odors. Not only girls, even guys started noticing his shabby appearance. They started to ignore him for breakfast, lunch and evening chai  and table tennis. The only unavoidable situation was the team meeting in the conf room which made the whole team suffocate in the closed AC room.

The meeting was for 30 minutes but went on and on ... more than 90 minutes. Now the smell was totally unbearable and the situation was totally .. ... Slowly, one by one, stood from their seats and started to walk off giving some or the other reason. There was this newbie beautiful girl who was the only one in the conf room, she asked  A~, "Its too suffocating here.Whats this pungent smell?" A~ was Speechless.

He left the office early and bought #Racold and had a hot water shower after weeks and he felt blessed. The next day at office, everyone was surprised to see his clean shaven and trimmed hair and perfume. The newbie girl was happy to see him this way and blushed.

Now A~ baths twice everyday, in the morning and evening which is his latest routine. He is also thankful, he found his Ms. Beautiful.


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During my last two overseas trip, I had a long transit at the Kuala Lumpur airport. Best way of killing time being a solo woman traveler at an airport, is to see places around with a map in your hand. I know reading a book at a stretch can bore. Unfortunately, I did not have the visa to move out of the airport and made a virtual tour of the country given that the airport had a free wi-fi. ;)
  1. Langkawi Island, Kedah
The breathtaking Langkawi Island tops my list of To-visit places in Malaysia. The island is also known as "Jewel of Kedah". It is an archipelago of 104 islands in Andaman Sea. It is known for its rich flora and fauna. Lush greenery and turquoise blue waters, what best place would you ask for, to spend time with loved ones. In 2007, UNESCO declared Langkawi as World Geopark.


Above 709 metres, Sky bridge which is a hanging bridge offers a breathtaking view of the island. There are cable cars which operate across the island touring the rain forest, in 20 minutes.

2. Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park, Sabah

This Marine Park is a group of 5 islands which is spread over 4,929 hectares. Being an adventure lover, I cannot miss the underwater sport. I would definitely snorkel and scuba dive here. Reach the Corals and click a picture along with the small fishes surrounded.
For those who are not adventurous, can relax with their feet into the waters at the beach and bird watch Megapode and Burung Tambun, the rare species found on this park.



3. Sarawak Cultural Village, Sarawak

How could I miss to see the culture and local life, being in Malaysia? The next visit will be Cultural Village at Sarawak. I wouldn't miss the cultural show watching the men and women clad in the beautiful kebaya and sarong. It is bliss to eyes. I would definitely pose wearing the kebaya. Kebaya is a Malaysian traditional costume worn by women.





4. Batu Caves, Selangor

I would pay visit to the divine Hindu temple of Lord Murugan also called Subramanya, son of Shiva and Parvati. The temple is at Batu caves; which is a limestone hill and series of caves and is 400 million years old. The caves are located 8 miles north of Kuala Lumpur. I was also surprised and impressed to see such huge idol painted golden outside India. There are paintings of Hindu gods on the caves. Also, there are 272 steps to be climbed to view the skyline of the city. 



5. Petronas, Kuala Lumpur

How could one not visit the 88-storeyed twin towers in the heard of Kuala Lumpur? I would definitely visit Petronas during the night, click loads of pictures. The roads, the streets, the building, the parks - everything would appear tiny from the top. Sometimes, you can even spot the islands nearby. It's a long queue to be on Petronas but definitely worth the wait. 

I would try the Malaysian cuisines to my heart and buy souvenirs as a memoir.

Though, limiting to 5 places to see in Malaysia is too hard where you've 50 things to do! Next 5 places to visit in Malaysia coming up soon. Meanwhile, do watch this lovely video, "Malaysia, Truly Asia".


All in all, the country has a lot to offer for those who are love nature watch or adventurous or those who love food, culture and shopping.


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All of us, worry about our looks. Before we start from home, we look at ourselves at the long mirrors, staring and thinking, "Am I looking good or not in this dress, is my makeup alright, is my hairstyle matching with the formals..."

I have a long hair and the girls with long hair are always advised to maintain the hair braided the reason being, there are chances of losing hair due to Buri nazar or drishti, "OMG, you have such long hair.." And the nazar always has an effect on your hair when it begins to shred.. and you realize the importance of long hair. I still haven't figured out how to get rid of buri nazar to my long hair. grrrrrrr...

Blessed with a long hair is not only an asset to any gal but guys do love to grow long hair. ;) When you have a long lengthy hair, you face daily problem of oily scalp, dandruff, tangles and what not. Yet, you love to spend time massaging the scalp, sit and relax flipping the magazine pages during the hair spa, shopping for the best hair sprays and trying out the back combing or blow dry.

Twirling the edges of hair to grab someone's attention or running fingers when thinking too deep. All in all, you would love your hair, be it long or short and play around it, twisting and twirling. Take every possible inch of care to protect it from buri nazar and to protect from hair fall, maintain a smooth, silky and shiny hair, try Dove Nourishing Vita Oil Serum. #DovePlay


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Ever seen a Chandelier made of Corona Extras? I was amused to see them at Madmex, the Mexican fast food at Melbourne and couldn't stop myself clicking these pictures.

Madmex

Madmex

Corona Chandelier at Madmex
 If you're in any part of Australia, don't miss to see these Corona Chandelier at Madmex and taste the yummy nachos with the hot salsa. 

My first international travel was long and tiring one. I do not sleep during the travel but read a book or watch a movie. I closed my eyes and tried to sleep, my neck would turn right and left causing a sprain whilst I woke up!

I chose to buy a soft travel pillow and found a good deal on ebay along with eye mask and ear cushions. If you're looking for a cushion to your neck, I reckon you buy this.



I have been longing to write this post on how I prepared for International English Language Test System, which most Common Wealth countries insist for the non-native English speakers. IELTS has 4 sections:
  1. Listening
  2. Reading
  3. Writing
  4. Speaking
I appeared for General Training module and my aim was to score 7 in each section. Academic and General Training patterns vary only in the Reading and Writing module. Refer to this link:
http://www.ielts.org/test_takers_information/what_is_ielts/academic_or_general_training.aspx

How to book the test at your location?
  1. Go to http://www.ielts.org/ website and select your country. 
  2. Based on your location from the drop down, hit a search button. In the below screenshot, I selected the location "Bangalore" and the result display the test centre: British Council and IDP, along with the next Test Date.   
  3. Click on More Information and you will see the list of exam dates when you can enrol. You can either book the slot online or go to IDP or British Council and pay the fee. Remember to take you passport along with the photocopies (first and last pages) while filling up the form. 
  4. Without passport you will NOT be allowed to sit the test and PHOTOCOPIES of the passport are NOT considered to sit the exam. The exams are conducted on Saturdays.
  5. Take pencils, pen and an eraser. Listening and Reading Modules must be answered using Pencil only whilst Writing can be done using a pen or pencil, but I reckon using a pencil.
  6. Always reach on time to the exam. The registration ends at 12.15 noon and the exam begins at 1 PM starting with Listening, Reading and Writing. You may be called for Speaking before the exam date or after this. 
Listening
No. of questions: 40
Duration: 30 minutes. Extra 10 minutes are provided to fill the answers to the answer sheet.
No of sections: 4. 
NOTE: You must write down the answers on the question booklet as you listen. 
Conversation will not be repeated. If you miss something, you will not be able to go back.
ONLY pencil to be used. 
Question types: Fill up the blanks, Marking the diagrams
Paper pattern:
Section 1 is a conversation between two people set in an everyday social context (e.g. a conversation in an accommodation agency)
Section 2 is a monologue set in an everyday social context (e.g. a speech about local facilities or a talk about the arrangements for meals during a conference)
Section 3 is a conversation between up to four people set in an educational or training context (e.g. a university tutor and a student discussing an assignment, or a group of students planning a research project)
Section 4 is a monologue on an academic subject (e.g. a university lecture) 

Reading(General Training)
No. of questions: 40
Duration: 60 minutes.
No. of sections: 3.
Match the headings
True/False/Not Given
Fill up the blanks
Tips:
Read the passage thoroughly. 
I tried skimming and scanning through the paragraphs but it did not help.
Try to look up the answers in the passage as you read the questions. All the questions are in sequence. 
Paper pattern:
Section 1 contains two or three short factual texts, one of which may be composite (consisting of 6-8 short texts related by topic, e.g. hotel advertisements). Topics are relevant to everyday life in an English-speaking
country
Section 2 contains two short factual texts focusing on work-related issues (e.g. applying for jobs, company policies, pay and conditions, workplace facilities, staff development and training)
Section 3 contains one longer, more complex text on a topic of general interest Texts are authentic and are taken from notices, advertisements, company handbooks, official documents, books, magazines and newspapers
Refer
http://www.ielts.org/test_takers_information/test_sample/general_training_-_reading.aspx

Writing(General Training)
Duration: 60 minutes.
This section has: 
Task 1: 20 minutes. Formal or Informal Letter Writing. At least 150 words
Task 2:  40 minutes. Essay. At least 250 words
Frame what has to be covered and structure it in paragraphs.
Make sure you cover all the points
Nothing should be missing.
No grammatical errors.
Essay introduction paragraph: Do not write as it is in the question. If you cannot frame new sentence, then try paraphrasing it.
Paper pattern:
General Training Writing
In Task 1, candidates are presented with a situation and are asked to write a letter requesting information or explaining the situation. The letter may be personal, semi-formal or formal in style
In Task 2, candidates are asked to write an essay in response to a point of view, argument or problem. The essay can be slightly more personal in style
Refer
http://www.ielts.org/test_takers_information/test_sample/general_training_-_writing.aspx

Speaking
Duration: 10-15 minutes.
The conversation is recording hence, make sure that you are loud enough or you might be called again to take the test.
The examiner asks you to introduce yourself and then follows a couple of questions.
Try using discriminators than not speaking at all.
Part 1 Introduction and interview (4-5 minutes)
The examiner introduces him/herself and asks the candidate to introduce him/herself and confirm his/her identity. The examiner asks the candidate general questions on familiar topics, e.g. home, family, work, studies and interests
Part 2 Individual long turn (3-4 minutes)
The examiner gives the candidate a task card which asks the candidate to talk about a particular topic and which includes points which the candidate can cover in their talk. The candidate is given 1 minute to prepare their talk, and is given a pencil and paper to make notes. The candidate talks for 1-2 minutes on the topic. The examiner then asks the candidate one or two questions on the same topic
Part 3 Two-way discussion (4-5 minutes)
The examiner asks further questions which are connected to the topic of Part 2. These questions give the candidate an opportunity to discuss more abstract issues and ideas
http://www.ielts.org/test_takers_information/test_sample/speaking_sample.aspx

What books to refer?
Refer the to the IELTS Cambridge 9, 8, 7, 6. Practice the tests as much as you can having a timer.
These books can be purchased online from flipkart or infibeam.

Useful links: 
http://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/prepare-test/how-prepare-ielts-test

How the score evaluation is done?
http://www.ielts.org/researchers/score_processing_and_reporting.aspx

When are the results announced?
The results are announced on 13th day of the exam and the test result is posted to your address on the same day. The results can be viewed online at https://results.ielts.org/. Say, I sat the exam on a Saturday, 7th Sep 2013, then the results are announced on a Friday, 21st Sep 2013.

I sat the exam on 8th June 2013 at IDP and my overall score: 7.5
Listening: 8
Reading: 7.5
Writing: 7.5
Speaking: 7

All the best. :)
In a blink of an eye, 2013 is gone. I feel it was a couple of days ago I bought a new calender and now its time for a another one.

A memorable year it has been with lots of up and down. The first half was filled with the nostalgic memories of Australia and I was living the life of past, memoirs of Melbourne, now and then. I got a chance to visit Melbourne as a personal trip and I fell in love with it again!

Travel:
Mysore
Kolhapur
Belgaum
Hubli
Hampi
Madras
Mahabalipuram
Melbourne
Mantralaya

I am yet to blog on these travelogues.

Books:
My lawfully wedded husband and other stories
First You Plz
Behind the Silicon Mask
Aesop's Fables
My Life, My Rules
Madame Butterfly
The Secret
My stroke of luck
From Womb to World
Corr Syl, The Warrior
Soul in Present Condition
Room of Tears
The House
Revealing Us
Never Mind Yaar
Romancing His English Rose
Fire in the Rain
Lilith
A Maverick Heart: Between Love and Life
The Guardian Angels
The Homing Pigeons
Gently Falls the Bakula

Music:
Blah.

Photography:
Clicked loads of pictures but yet to process. Regular photo shoot has been on my mind this year.

Started playing Tennis & a new hobby of collecting postcards via Postcrossing.

Started a Makeup & Fashion blog. Also bought a domain www.manasa.me . Web design and development have fascinated me.

A NO gadgets year.

Last but not the least, an important milestone in my life that I achieved.

I am hoping this year will be filled with happiness, success, good heath and wealth. ;)
XOXO
www.manasa.me
He was an intelligent guy. He was admired by his friends and the girls at the college had crush on him. 
She was a beautiful and a shy girl. She was so shy but studious that she would never bunk the class or even gossip with her friends. Her daily routine was coming to college, attend the lectures and back home.

He would look at her admiring her charming face without her notice and she would look at him before he noticed. It was during the Chemistry class, their eyes caught each other and saw the expression of embarrassment. Days passed and they would look at each other. When he was absent, she would panic thinking what had happened to him. When he was back recovering from illness after few days, she would be happy to see him. A smart good looking boy he was, well-dressed and clean shaven. The shy girl who never spoke to guys, deeply in love with him. 

When he proposed, she blushed and he smiled. They met at a coffee club on their first date. When he asked her what was it, that impressed her the most about him. She blushed looking at him without an answer. 

My clean shaven look bowled her over, he thought. 

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Last year, this time, the owner of parlour I used to visit regularly was happy to see my long black thick hair that made her happier that I hadn't chopped them at all! She was invited by Kannada Suvarna TV Channel to host styling for long and short hair on Suhasini program. She wanted someone with a long hair and there I was! Call it a boon or a curse, maintaining a hip long hair is a tough task which requires baby care while others eye and compliment that its hard to find girls with such long hair these days. 

I sat on the chair while the hair dresser styled and set my hair which took around an hour and half. I am sure her hands and fingers would've ached but the efforts were worth it. I can never imagine myself doing such a lovely hairstyle. 

The episode was telecast-ed during the noon in Jan 2013 and I missed watching myself on the TV. Here is the Youtube version in 3 parts. 
Part 1: http://youtu.be/BhNxvkYWWs8
Part 2: http://youtu.be/NgC671mPFzY
Part 3: http://youtu.be/4MJU5PXp51Q

Do you have long or short hair and what styling you prefer?
XOXO
www.manasa.me

Every parent plays a role of Santa, fulfilling their kids need, be it, a toddler, teenager or an adult. No matter how old the children grow, to parents we are "still" kids even at 20 or 60. Money comes and goes, but it is the unconditional parental love that they try to provide their best to their offsprings in terms of education, good health, courage-respect-values, follow your ambitions.


"The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet." ~Aristotle

Education not only teaches English, History, Science, Mathematics, it also teaches discipline. The best gift any parent could give their child would be education: the path to lead the life. When they grow as an adult, they contribute to the society as better citizens. 



"The first wealth is health." ~Ralph Waldo Emerson

A healthy child who is fed well and active sportsman remains fit and great immunity from diseases. Without good health, a billion dollar would make no sense.


"Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen." ~Winston Churchill
"There is no principle worth the name if it is not wholly good." ~Mahatma Gandhi
Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high... _ Tagore
Any who is able to commute the needs without fear and respect others irrespective of caste, gender...  We often come across the situate where a child is afraid of speaking up uncomfortable things bothering him/her. It is the values, their principle that build a man which in turn earns respect from family, friends and the society.


"Big results require big ambitions." ~Heraclitus
Like a bird set free out of the cage, let the children follow their dreams. 

Last but not the least, the habit of saving for future. All days are not same. Save for a rainy day. When you don't work, savings will work for you. 
"A penny saved is a penny earned." - Benjamin Franklin 

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I am a vegetarian and have often found that it hard to find a pure vegetarian food while traveling overseas, this includes the food offered on the air-flight as well. A couple of years ago, I was reluctant to eat the veg food served at the non-veg restaurants. Though I cook and eat home made food, it is unavoidable to eat out while travel, and now I have adapted to the veg Chinese or Thai food though the taste buds miss the Karnataka taste.

Here is a compiled list of options you may consider while traveling abroad or even long distances and miss the South Indian veg food.
  • Every hotel has a microwave oven and a refrigerator. Most of the hotel floors have a common kitchen for cooking.
  • For breakfast, I generally buy milk, yoghurt, bread and jam, fruits and corn flakes; store it in the refrigerator .
  • For lunch and dinner, carry a small rice cooker. Every hotel has a charging point and it wouldn't be a problem to cook rice. 
  • You may buy Ready to Eat MTR food products from India. (Check if grains are allowed in the country you travel).
  • Check for the nearest Indian store where you stay so that you can buy the rice or even the required "Ready to Eat" MTR food products or Haldiram are available. 
  • Buy Ice cream and relish it as a dessert. 
Though it might be bulky to take a rice cooker, your tummy is still happy eating the food of your taste and save expenditure eating at restaurants. 

XOXO


I have been blogging and traveling a lot this year...and I have become "more" organized. I would call it a boon that I was able to do both with the help of my sincere "personal assistant" whom I do not pay any fees or salary except feed some food everyday. 

My tablet has been my personal assistant (PA) or call an all time companion, which I take along with me during the daily commute to office,, during long flights, waiting at the airport lounge or even for bus or train. I even use it at home than switching on my laptop. I would say that it is the wonderful invention post smart phones. My everyday routine has been a way simpler and have been able to complete tasks and relax.

I wake up as the Alarm clock ticks in the morning playing aloud the Suprabhata. As I open my eyes slowly, I check the Daily Weather forecast for the day. I brush my teeth and exercise, sometimes referring to the youtube videos on tablet, placed on the chair with pillows. I bath and get ready and offer prayers to the almighty reciting the hymns and mantras like Hanuman Chalisa and Vishnu Sahasranama apps. 
Resting the tablet on lap and reading the e-newspaper on Flipboard, check the stock market, as I sip the coffee. In the kitchen, I take my tablet and place it against the wall, worrying it might fall, and browse recipes for lunch. Having prepared the lunch, I click the pictures of the food and make the notes of the recipe using Evernote app. 

When I am bored, I turn on the music on my tablet and listen to it while I can still multitask: reading ebooks, click,edit and browse pictures, browse internet, draw doodles, even watch movies and TV serials. I also download and play games like Angry Birds and Temple Run. Enroll to a Mass Open Online Course from the top universities and watch the lectures.      

When I have to commute within the city, I look up the Google maps for directions and the bus timings and transit. And when I have to catch up for coffee , lunch or dinner, I check on Foursquare for nearby restaurants and malls.






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