Sunday 15 May 2005

Delhi blogs and nostalgia

I was searching for new works of Mukul to add to his page on Kalpana. That is how I came across the blog of a girl called Sonal. The pictures of the park over Pallika bazaar parking and CP in Delhi were like long lost friends. From her blog-links, I went to blogs of other persons. From their links to still other blogs. It is almost addictive. Reading about thoughts, poems, stories, feelings of people. Lives after lives after lives. All similar and yet different.

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Exactly!

Love to read blogs after blogs on Delhi...can u send me some links? i am new to blogging

email: reeta.skeeter@yahoo.com

20 July 2006 at 16:43

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