Finest Posts Nominations - March 2018

Dear satchi,
My first nomination for this month is @GeetaKashyap’s vivid and beautiful narration
Countdown...between Life And Death
Geeta has a beautiful way of narrating things and making us feel nostalgic....
Her writings always has some magic, honesty and simplicity....

 

Dear satchi,
My second nomination is @blackbeauty84’s
Ay In 'okay'
A lovely write up....

 

First nomination

Ay In 'okay'

 

Thanks for nominating this story by BlackBeauty Geeta. It is a touching story, indeed and the story has found resonance with many more readers going by the fact that there have been two more nominations of the post so far.

Thanks a lot for seconding the nomination, @nandinimithun and @MonikaSG.

 

Wow Iravati, the post as well as the nominating post deserve to be nominated! Is there a God or not? If yes, who or what does (s)he look like? What is God's name? What rules and regulations has he laid down for our lives? Does he have an evil twin brother to whom he sends all bad kids and keeps all the cream himself? If so how is he God? A real God should share his goodies with his brother, however evil he be, isn't it? Millions of questions with as many or more answers, humanity divided between aye and nay. In the midst of all this, this is as sane a reply as anyone can hope for. Dolphins who save lives, dogs who love unconditionally don't talk about God. They just be and help others do the same. If all followed that maxim, the world would certainly be a better place to live in. BTW, does God look like a dolphin?

 

Many thanks for the nomination @nandinimithun

 

Thanks Monika

 

My third nomination is @GeetaKashyap's The Cattle Egrets And The Copper Pod Trees. It is like National Geographic magazine stories complete with pictures . Her observation of the birds and comparing with life and also her talks with her son, everything is very beautiful .

 

I am touched. Thanks, @Frangipani.

 

My third nomination is the brilliant @GeetaKashyap’s
The Cattle Egrets And The Copper Pod Trees
A lovely description of the birds and their life cycle, wonderful photos by her son, as usual brilliant narration by geeta.... she sure has a wonderful way of narration and connecting with her readers.