Women Who Suffer in Silence: 3 Thoughts After a Condolence Visit
A condolence visit to a younger friend made me think about women who suffer in silence, and the small ways we can show up for them.
Personal stories, everyday moments, and reflections on the little things that make life meaningful
A condolence visit to a younger friend made me think about women who suffer in silence, and the small ways we can show up for them.
Every Wednesday I drive my son to his Biology class. Here are three things his love for biology has taught me about interest, presence and letting go.
Nobody applauds a folded shirt. Here is what my elder sister’s years of quiet work at home taught me about love, gratitude and the things we never notice.
For years I kept my own plans waiting for a quieter season. It never came. Here is what I learned about starting today, with whatever you have.
Cooking, cleaning, driving, teaching and running a home, all unpaid and often unseen. A reflection on being taken for granted, and on why financial independence matters for women.
Nearly 200 alumni gathered for OSA’s Onam 2026 celebration — songs, a grand Thiruvathira, royal presence, and honours for two remarkable veterans.
I went to a job interview hoping for a new beginning. I came home disappointed—but with a decision to stop waiting for someone else to recognize my potential and start creating my own opportunity.
A personal story of returning to education and rebuilding my career while navigating pregnancy, M.Ed. research, examinations and new motherhood—with the support of wonderful people along the way.
Welcome to Benzy’s Corner: meet Benzy, the cat who waits for me in the garden, and the sweet and harder chapters of her story.