Looking Back: 7 Most Popular Posts of 2015
Yet another year comes to an end.
2015 has been a great year for the blog with over 70,000 hits
which is close to 200 hits a day. The blog got mentioned as a popular offbeat
travel blog on holidify and my travelogue got featured in Outlook Traveller. The year also saw me attending the largest bloggers' conference at BNLF and connecting with bloggers from across the country.
Here I bring to you the top 7 most popular and most talked
about posts of the year. Chances are that you have read some or most of them.
If not, here’s the chance of not missing out on them. Take a look:
1. Nainital: The Arduous Trek to China Peak
This travelogue got featured in Outlook Traveller, India's leading travel magazine.
“There are some things in life which we know we want to do,
the ones on our bucket list, and there are some which we discover on the way.
Reaching the summit of China Peak, would be one of the second types.”
2. What if you died right now?
What if you were to die right now? All of a sudden. The very
next moment. Caught without any kind of warning or preparation. Would you be
okay with leaving things the way they are? Leaving relations – the good, bad
and ugly- the way they are?
3. The Psychological thing about Online Order Deliveries
I sometimes wonder- has the online takeover actually
made our lives easier or has it led to increase in stress levels? Both
probably. Two sides of the coin. One comes with the other.
4. The Little Joys of the 'First Job'
After years of thinking to myself and telling the world that
I would never have a job or work for someone else, the last quarter of the
year saw me getting on board a corporate media house as an employee. As hard as
it is for me to accept the fact and the sudden change in my routine, there is
no denying that there sure are little joys that one gets sans anticipation from
one’s first job.
5. How I spent 34 hours on a train without getting bored
2318 kilometres, 34 hours, 7 states and a LOT of time for
food and sleep, welcome aboard the Bengaluru
Rajdhani Express.
6. This absolutely ‘relative’ thing about Staying in Touch
Easily meeting people is a certainty, keeping in touch is
the difficult and more important part assigned to us- one which is absolutely
relative to our wishes. We don't know if there is going to be a tomorrow.
We don't know if we will see them ever again. It's the moment right now that
counts, that we need to make the most out of. What's wrong in keeping our
ego aside, taking a few minutes out of our schedule and making that long
awaited call to that old friend we haven't spoken to in a while?
7. Dawn of the Mumbai Way of Life
Changing cities isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. But then, the
joys of learning the new way of life, a new culture, seeing people with a new
approach to the daily grind, and most of all, enjoying every new day as a new
experience, that’s what defines life. And similarly, life in Mumbai dawned on
me.
More posts of interest:
Travel:
Movies (Not Reviews):
Book Reviews:
Video Posts:
Wishing you a great year of blog writing and reading ahead. Happy New Year 2016!
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