Grandma says

You have taken to exercising after a long time, so naturally your body aches and is sore. Start exercising slowly and enjoy yourself. Tell yourself that your body needs it.if you are totally new to exercising...more >>

The woman of the household takes on the important role of applying the oil on the head, forehead and feet of the members of the household....more >>

Women have been worshipped in different forms in India from time immemorial. They have been looked on as creator, preserver and destroyer. Our traditions and festivals do show that. Navatri or Dussehra is a tribute... more >>

With the sun shining high, you need to invest in a good pair of sunglasses that will protect and look trendy all at the same time. This season large, round frames of the 70's is the inspiration.... more >>

The humble coconut is considered the fruit of the Gods. The coconut grows on the tallest, sun kissed tree, and soaks in the goodness of the pouring sunshine. The coconut stands for prosperity and fertility, a symbol of usefulness, generosity, selflessness.... more >>

Grandma is at the forefront of all celebrations. We turn to her to know more about what should be traditionally done or eaten on that special day. Her reservoir of knowledge, experience and practice is what we rely on... more >>

As the world celebrates International Women's Day on March 8th, we take a moment to salute all women! We salute the power and strength of women, yesterday, today and tomorrow! Being a woman is a matter of great pride! No better person than Grandma to tell you more about it... more >>

There is little else to beat the freshness of mint ( pudina ).The name "mint" for this herb, is derived from the Greek word "mentha" One of the most versatile herbs, known for it's peppery taste, heady aroma and healing properties... more >>

Don't you wish you could turn to Grandma for help? Looking for help in the kitchen? Hoping to discover tips to remedy disastrous situations? You are in the right place.. more >>

Lets take a short walk, down memory lane.Close your eyes, and backtrack into your childhood, spent in Grandmas's kitchen.Remember, the fragrances, the wafting aromas and the tingling of your taste buds? Her kitchen and her food... more >>

These days, sadly, it seems no one has the time to even go to the market to buy fresh vegetables to meet daily needs... more >>

Grandma is amused. A lot of the younger generation now study spirituality in their quest for happiness and peace. While that's okay in itself, she says, it's strange how they go about it. more >>

Keep in touch with teachers in order that you are aware of the quantity and the quality of the homework given and turned in.Homework can be a sacred ritual too more >>

"Good Friday, called Feria VI in Parasceve in the Roman Missal, he hagia kai megale paraskeue (the Holy and Great Friday) in the Greek Liturgy... more>>

Get some sunKids need sunlight. Give them plenty of time outdoors. Fresh air and sunlight will prevent childhood diseases like rickets. more>>

Grandma is amused at the amount of money I seem to need for necessities. Frankly. I don't find it too amusing. The bare upkeep seems to drain my resources. I don't have enough for the extras. more>>

"The women in the olden days may not have had much freedom. But what they did have they used with pride." more>>

Grandma doesn't understand "Friendship Day", but she does understand friendships. To her every day is friendship day. more>>

An apt quotation is like a picture; it can speak better than a thousand words. And in your heart you will realise that there is no getting away from the truth they hold in them. more>>

How many times do things go wrong for us? How many times do we get upset by what has happened? more>>