We have two eyes. Medicine has discovered that vitamin A and D are good for eyes. Therefore, the Nordic countries have taught as that vitamin D is essential in our diet especially during the winter.

Didactic naani style series. Food for thought on the theme thread of viewing obstacles and challenges as a gift.

We’d come to the Laundromat together, to keep each other company, but Justin stayed deeply curled over a book. A girl he was after, Selena, loved that book. She had suggested it to him.

This is a poem I’ve written for a college writing class. It’s a introspective view of the happenings at a pool hall written in the first person. Hope you enjoy.

The point of focus is normally the place where the action is taking place. Now, it looks like English is the language which is attracting many people. English is the language of trade and you have to be a very good competitor in order to have success.

A fictional story about a young girl’s dream becoming reality.
Suitable for eight to 10 year olds.

Nine year old Jessie enters every competition she can.
Yet she has never won one.
When the latest about her favourite show The Pony Ranch needs great drawings,
who better to ask for help but her best friend Alyce?.
The only thing is, Alyce is scared of ponies.
Jessie gets so wrapped up in winning that she loses sight of something more important – her friendship with Alyce.
A short chapter book about friendship.

The 2011 Boroondara Literary Awards is open to adults and teenagers.

2011 Alliance Francais Poem L’automne (Autumn)
French and English (translation)

It is easy to say that winning is not everything, but it sounds funny as this is always used as a tactic by the losing side! Though losing helps to learn important lessons, is such a teacher required at all at the first place!

There are women who have honoured society for their respective contribution. That is why it is good to know about them. The most important thing is to know the limits of women and not to use their strength to give them super hidden powers or to unfairly compete with them.