Resentment sets like cement. There is a short window of time before it hardens. In the words of Dumbledore, use it well.

Is the TV really an idiot box or does it have something worthwhile to offer? Nina and Nana debate the issue. Read on to find out, and pipe in with your two cents worth, in the comments section. They are eager to hear from you.

Growing Pains has been published by Rubric Publishing and I spoke at the launch about my writing journey. Check out the launch video and the purchase link for the book. The paperback is now available through amazon. Yipee!

Do you fit in to the jeans, ahem.. I mean genes of Genghis? This History month, Nina and Nana discuss the big GK. What’s so special about Genghis Khan’s genes and where does Gmail fit in? Read on to find out.

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Is getting your kids to drink milk a struggle? Then allow me to let you in on a little secret that is sure to make your kids crave milk. Read on to find out.

Kimya Dawson's music with it's unique style, evocative imagery, and fascinating lyrics is definitely worth checking out.

A Nina And Nana special this History month in honor of Chandrayaan2 and it’s Vikram Lander. Sometimes we read History, sometimes we make History, but on really special occasions we are at our best, and learn something from it. Today we learned that we can be positive, learn from experiences and move on to face new challenges.

What’s the most bizarre sport you have ever heard of? This week in sports month, Nina and Nana talk about sports that are sure to make your eyes pop out. Can you out-spout their outlandish sports facts? Read on and share obscure and bizarre sports related tidbits in the comments section. Let the games begin!

The economic capital of the country has a softer, romantic aspect which is revealed during the monsoon. This is a photo blog of glorious some monsoon scenes I witnessed.

A Rakhi Story

This sports month Nina And Nana discuss football. Or is it soccer? Why is it called that? What's with American football and using hands? Where do the Chinese come in to it? And what on earth do pigs have to do with it all? Read on to find out the answers to these puzzling questions and more!

A review of I, Robot, a collection of intellectually stimulating, science fiction short stories by Isaac Asimov, with underlying social messages.

Worshiping something will always have you stuck at the level of a devotee, and will never stretch out to make you a creator. We need to encourage our kids to go beyond understanding and create. Read on to find out how creating makes learning a lot more fun, focused, and productive.

A review of Little Lord Fauntleroy by F. H. Burnett.

Nina and Nana discuss Asimov, a prolific writer of science fact and fiction. But not everything about him was admirable. Why should it be? He was human after all, unlike R. Daneel. But was R. Daneel perfect? Well, there is so much to read and find out!

Nina and Nana share various interesting facts about some of your favorite authors, and about chocolate. Jump in and join them in celebrating literature month.

A poem that teaches you the scientific names of your bones the fun way!

Nina and Nana discuss autonomous cars and mind controlled robots to celebrate technology month. Read on to find out about these amazing technologies. We also suggest some interesting fiction reads.

Nina and Nana discuss frustrating traffic rules. Should we only follow them when they make sense? Who decides what makes sense and how does one driver know what another driver thinks makes sense? Read on to find out.

Kids have loads of fantastic ideas they entertain themselves with. Following through on the ideas and creating something, can be fulfilling and a confidence booster.

Or should I call it a mad monsoon morning? Read and decide for yourself!

Nina and Nana discuss how upcoming technology may make it possible for you to regularly monitor your overall health form the comfort of your home without drawing blood!

Once a symbol of grandeur and now hidden away in shame, is this organ truly vestigial?

19 delightful 5-minute stories featuring snippets from the lives of the much beloved residents of Sesame Street. Perfect for bedtime and bonding.