Why Jane Bravo?

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One dark and boring night in 2005, sitting alone thinking about life and how weird it is, Sarah Dawood/ Drama wrote her first blogpost as Jane Bravo. What started out as a private ranting space, slowly and gradually evolved into the current blog, which talks about many events, things, and feelings. Just like all of Sarah's other social media platforms, also about many events, things, and feelings --- Instagram: thesarahdawood | snapchat: thesarahdawood | twitter: @SarahDawood | facebook: /groups/TheCoddiwomple

Friday, August 27, 2010

One Hundred Things I Like (in no particular order) -

High heels

The concept of soul mates

Eating a meal with my family

Pretty Woman (the movie)

Sunlight (natural light)




People who are self-aware

Revenge

Serendipity (the happy coincidence, and the movie)

Cooking with real chillies instead of chillie powder

Being barefoot

Holding my children close to me

Old buildings/ architecture

Coloured lights

Watching a sunrise (more than a sunset)

Feeling the sand in my toes at a beach

Laughing

Writing with a pencil (instead of a pen)

Andy Warhol

Painting

The colour Red

Silver more than Gold

Black & White shoes

Brown paper bags (because they make the crumpling sound)

Cheetos

Coke (never Diet Coke)

White wine

Marilyn Monroe

Strawberries, cherries, and lychees. Also grapes, watermelon, kiwi.

Wearing lipstick

Miracle (the scent)

Christmas trees that are decorated

Cooking

Taking pictures with my phone of little every day things

Listening to music and breaking in to a dance

The concept and belief that there is a Higher Power

Living

Tasting things on my tongue

Madonna

Chocolate

Watching plays

The Fountainhead

Driving really fast on a good road

Being in water (specially with clothes on)

Walk barefoot

Lamps and lanterns and candles

Talking to people

Hugging more than kissing

People who smell nice

Mushrooms

The concept of fairies and pixies

Harry Potter

The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole

Bright coloured bed sheets

Murals

Whipped cream

Getting manicures and pedicures

Yoga

Traveling around the world

Reading about mythology

Dinosaurs

The Flintstones

Hats instead of sunglasses

Black-tinted black cars

Cats

Camel rides

Walking in a park

Soap (not shower gel)

Vanilla Incense-sticks

Mirrors

Sushi

Sweet mangoes

“Daal Chawal”

Tom Yam Goong soup

Plants with interesting shaped leaves

Trees (all kinds)

Dates (the fruit)

Cashew nuts

Honesty

Loyalty

The concept of Good Karma

The sea

Meteora Greece

My lips and my eyes

People who are brave enough to love themselves

Home-made Lemonade

Autobiographies

Cheeses

Champagne

Olives

Red polish

Flamingos

Tea cups and saucers

Cold water to drink

80’s music

Boat rides

The colour of my skin

SlumDog Millionaire

Fairytales

Cheap Indian music

Long flowing figure-hugging dresses

This is a self-awareness excercise I do once every year.
Try listing down 100 things you really like - you will enjoy it - find out what are a few of your favourite things :)

-JB

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Aunty Agony - The Aunty #1


Misery loves company - and if you're miserable you should go talk to the Problem Solver Extraordinaire - AUNTY AGONY.

Aunty Agony is a facebook page run by a Miss Know-It-All.
Simply 'click' on the title of this post item to go to Aunty Agony - and get your solutions.

Promote it. Join it.
Live. Laugh. Love.

-JB

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Hang, man!


Relationships are simple - whether based on Love, Friendship, Family...


All relationships are like two people holding a piece of rope at each end.
Sometimes the rope becomes longer, that's when the distance between them is greater.
They are far apart, but they're still together... holding on to the rope.
The rope is the bond.

Sometimes the rope becomes short, and they come closer. That is when there is very little or no distance between the two. They are together, close - united.

The important thing is that two people in a relatonship keep holding on to the rope - whether it is long or short... if one of them drops their end of the rope the relationship ends. So, hold on to your ends when you are far apart... and hold on to each other when you are close together.

-JB