The Beautiful Fragility of Life: An Introduction

Hello, and a very warm welcome! 
Well, this blog was an impulsive decision. Something which was always on the mind, however, an idea too hazy to execute. 
The decision to name my blog as 'The Beautiful Fragility of Life' was an even more impulsive one! It just struck me at the moment, taking into account everything that has been happening around us and affecting us consciously or subconsciously, all of us.  First and foremost, the pandemic putting all our lives at stake along with bringing everything to a halt. 
In this situation, some of us are alone, away from home, or are forced to get back to abusive households, fighting the personal demons or the ones affecting us as a human race. 

Now that there are 1000 things that have gone wrong, however, there are millions of things which are working in our favour for us to be able to secure the best of everything! 
Therefore, this blog aims to bring a ray of sunshine that enters your life from your cracks! This is a journey of appreciating the little things in life. 

I would not like to limit the scope of this blog by dedicating it to one genre, but to devote it to any little thing that we can appreciate each day, every day and smile.
Coz, it's the little things that matter!  
Coz, life is fragile, however, it is beautiful! 

Signing off, 
All my love and sunshine! 

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