The Great Danes are very German. They display as intensely and as proudly the many traits German race is known for. Two of the most well regarded German in the past century had great liking for it. The famous Prussian king, Frederick the Great, known to be an ardent dog lover owned several Great Danes.Continue reading “Apollo of Dogs-The Majestic Great Dane”
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Traits A Leader Must Possess
A Harvard professor specializing in leadership often emphasized, “A leader is one who brings about changes successfully,” underscoring the importance of success in leadership endeavours. A leader is someone who meticulously plans and executes a vision or idea. Born leaders do so instinctively, while those who acquire or chance upon leadership roles achieve success through effort andContinue reading “Traits A Leader Must Possess”
Newfoundland: The Gentle Giant of the Canine World
With its imposing frame and endearing temperament, the Newfoundland dog is a breed that commands admiration and affection in equal measure. Revered for its loyalty, strength, and gentle nature, this breed has earned a special place in the hearts of dog lovers worldwide. While its massive size is certainly a standout feature, it is theContinue reading “Newfoundland: The Gentle Giant of the Canine World”
The Magical Mulberry-Part II
The succulent sweet fruits of Mulberry That this wonderful tree has played a seminal role in providing to the civilized world, one of the finest products of nature representing both luxury and beauty; and remains an abiding tribute to both the enterprise and refinement of human race, does not take away from it the privilegeContinue reading “The Magical Mulberry-Part II”
Celebrating Mother’s Day
Today is Mother’s Day. Many of us will meet our mothers today if they stay away, or perhaps spend a little more time with her if she is staying together. We may even bring her flowers and gifts. For those, whose mothers have departed, a gentle and grateful memory will do.Irrespective of its origin, anyContinue reading “Celebrating Mother’s Day”
The Magical Mulberry-Part I
O, the mulberry-tree is of trees the queen!Bare long after the rest are green.But as time steals onwards, while none perceives.Slowly she clothes herself with leaves.” -Dinah Maria This one tree, solitary and aloof, stands majestically in my forecourt. Tall and luxuriant, its bright verdure makes the surrounding trees pale in comparison. A much tallerContinue reading “The Magical Mulberry-Part I”
Charleston-The Jewel of the South- Part IV
A Taste of Southern Cuisine The concept of Southern hospitality often evokes images of warm welcomes, gracious manners, and, of course, mouth-watering food. But is there truly something distinctive about the way Charleston in particular, embraces this tradition? As I delved into the culinary world of this historic city, I discovered that Charleston’s famed hospitalityContinue reading “Charleston-The Jewel of the South- Part IV”
Charleston-The Jewel of the South-Part III
Azaleas, Camellias, and Magnolias Charleston’s legacy remains incomplete without acknowledging its historic plantations. Nestled within the verdant expanses of South Carolina, these estates provide a hauntingly beautiful window into America’s pre-Civil War era. Swathed in azaleas, camellias, and magnolias, these plantations stand as monuments to both the grandeur and the strife of a bygone age.Continue reading “Charleston-The Jewel of the South-Part III”
Charleston-The jewel of The South- Part II
Of Slave Trade, Gullah, and Ghosts Charleston’s history is a multi-layered complexity giving it a mystique of its own. Seen retrospectively and with the advantage of hindsight, some of these aspects are decidedly sordid and disturbing. The unconscionable use of slaves in the plantations whose labour made the aristocratic families notoriously rich is one suchContinue reading “Charleston-The jewel of The South- Part II”
Charleston: The Jewel of the South
Charleston, arguably the jewel of the South, claims a historic and cultural richness that rivals that of Boston, New York, or even Philadelphia in the North. While on record, it stands shoulder to shoulder in historical stature with these other towns, it perhaps scores over them in offering a synthesis that is both unique andContinue reading “Charleston: The Jewel of the South”
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