You have reached the blog that will hopefully have a very positive impact on your life, just as it did with ours. We not only want to share the success stories of our transformation to good health and well-being but want to make it easier for you to transform yourselves as well. Read on to find out more about Malathy and Venu, the creators of this blog….
LATEST RECIPES
Pudina (Mint) Dal Recipe
Add a punch to your lunch! This mouth-watering Pudina (Mint) Dal is super easy to make and is a popular dish in the summertime.
Semiya Payasam | Vermicelli Kheer
Semiya Payasam or Vermicelli Kheer is a delicious pudding-like dessert, that is mostly served on festive occasions or at any dinners or get-togethers. Enjoy its rich, creamy texture, and the occasional bite of a dry fruit or fried cashews.
Pulihora | Puliogare with Brown Rice
Pulihora or Puliogare is a traditional South Indian one-pot dish. It is tangy, spicy and flavorful. Enjoy it as a snack or meal in itself.
LIFESTYLE
Lucky Me, A Woman!
Another International Women’s Day is over. Is the world for women any different? Read all about it in Anika’s latest gratitude column as the world continues to realize how important representation is. As of 1st quarter of 2021, 41 women will lead Fortune 500 companies. That’s just 8.2%, but an improvement from the 33 companies in 2019 and 24 in 2018. Going back 20 years, there were just two companies on the list that were run by women, according to Fortune.
The Snow Persisted
I never thought I would ever say that I am sad to see winter go, but here I am and go it must, to make way for another season and another round of changes. The doves are here and so are the robins. Soon, my front porch will be filled with the screeches of hungry young ones, looking for yummy worms to grow and fly! I wonder what Spring has in store for me, what kind of metamorphosis, learnings and new growth will it bring in its midst? But for now, I am grateful for the pause of winter and the magic of the snow – that I got to experience and accept from my window.
My Neighborhood, My Tribe
My neighborhood is my space. As a person who has almost no family in the US, my neighbors are my extended family. They say, your vibe attracts your tribe. As I look back at close to the fourteen years that I have been in my neighborhood, perhaps, in many ways, it is this tribe that has enhanced my vibe. And for that, I am super grateful!
