The ‘X’ Poet and Something eXtra -Ordinary?!

The letter X is always a challenge; and through a series of searches and discussions, I ended with The ‘X’ Poet and something eXtra too… maybe ordinary, maybe not. But it is there anyways..

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Vidya Tiru

Books & Writing | Education & Career | Food & Travel | Life & Lifestyle | Parenting & Childcare

My initial blog started out as my spot for my R&R – this could easily mean the traditional ‘rest and recreation’ or my little twist on the traditional ‘Recreation and Relaxation’ or my very own ‘Raving and Ranting’. In the beginning (and even today), I read many blogs about blogging – and many of them had a central message – “pick a niche”. That led me to thinking – what is my specialty? I realized I am more of a Jack of Many Trades (with some level of mastery in a few) and it would be me being me, if I wrote about all of those passions and interests I have. So I have been writing about reading, travel, participating in memes, sharing recipes, tips, my poetry, and photographs, life’s magical moments, parenting and its many facets, reviews of books and products, and more. And now All those varied things that I want to write about inspired me to add the tagline for my blog – this is not a niche-less blog, but a blog(ful) of niches!! I will keep working on my blog and improving it, adding little touches to make it more like home, a cozy place for readers to drop by and explore. Today, I hope to keep doing all that and also include more posts where I can let my readers relax a bit, learn some more, and leave with a smile on their faces, facts in their brains, a spring in their step, and a desire to return (of course)!!…

The ‘X’ Poet and Something eXtra -Ordinary?!

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