About me

Manisha has always been inquisitive and passionate about many a thing in life. But her preference to walk the well-trodden path in her early life refrained her from trying the untried stuff. The beauty and grace that comes along in the thirties encouraged her to experiment. She took baby steps towards her zeal to learn and started sharpening her oratory skills, learnt quilling and origami, returned to her love to draw and paint and indulged in art and craft activities. She quit her comfortable job one day to put an end to the frustration and dissatisfaction that it caused. She started teaching – something that made her feel positive. A lot of learning, hard work and time was put into it. The zest to learn never ended and she still tries her hands at new things. This blog will attempt to capture the bits of her journey, her memories, her experiences and her thoughts. So, stay tuned.

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