PostsCommentsPayoutsshaliniu (55)in Ecency • yesterdayShould a person be practical or emotional??? Should a person be practical or emotional??? Practical people put logic first…. Emotional people think first… For practical people everything is easyy to go..... Am I worthless to emotional people??shaliniu (55)in Liketu • 2 days agoMy Evenings are specialWe are already in the middle of June , the hottest month of summer. If it doesn't rain for a couple of days or so, we feel like a roasted chicken, OMG. So the mornings are…shaliniu (55)in Ladies of Hive • 5 days agoGiving space or check insSilence is not always peace. Sometimes it is a room slowly filling with darkness while everyone outside assumes the lights are still on. The tragic passing of Anik Dutta has reminded many people of somethingshaliniu (55)in Ladies of Hive • 6 days agoA wildlife photographer 🤔Just a few pics from my walk today. Do I qualify as a wildlife photographer?💁♀️🫣😅 I love starting my day to breathe in nsture almost as a daily ritual. Today, there was a…shaliniu (55)in Ladies of Hive • 7 days agoFriends foreverWhen life bends beneath the weight of sorrow and the sky seems too heavy to carry, friends arrive like quiet sunlight through a storm-torn window. They do not always have…shaliniu (55)in Liketu • 8 days agoWhen flowers felt differentBe like a flower—rooted in hope, softened by rain, and brave enough to bloom after every storm. Flowers have always been my weekend ritual. After fifteen days of being…shaliniu (55)in Snapie • 2 months agoAnalog Phone There’s a very particular kind of nostalgia tied to analog phones—something almost tactile and intimate that modern devices just can’t replicate. Think of the old rotary dial…shaliniu (55)in Snapie • 2 months agoFinding a piece of childhoodI found it where time forgets to look - a quiet corner, dust settling like soft years. A small thing, really. Plastic, worn, its colors are no longer loud with pride. But…shaliniu (55)in Snapie • 2 months agoThe domestic chemistry Nostalgia around kitchen storage in Bengali domestic life is surprisingly rich—it’s not just about containers, but about rhythms, smells, and quiet rituals that shaped everyday…
