Travellers Stream

I’m trying to be on my own with whatever small steps I’m taking now. Hopefully, three years from now, I’ll be able to make my own place and identity — something that truly reflects who I am and what I stand for. Though I started late, I believe it’s never too late to begin again, to rebuild, and to rediscover myself.💞

Sometimes, even when all we wish for is a simple life with the bare minimum of desires, the world — especially our own people — doesn’t let us be. They question our choices, taunt our pace, and insult the quiet dreams we hold within.

Yet, whatever those bare minimum desires I have, I want to fulfill them on my own — not to prove a point, not to compete, but to live with a sense of quiet independence and self-worth.🌿

I’m not trying to condemn anyone, nor am I in any race or competition. Everyone walks their own path, and this is mine — slow, steady, and honest.🍀

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In three years, I hope to live a life that feels deeply mine — not measured by success or approval, but by inner calm, purpose, and self-respect. I want to look back and know that I didn’t let bitterness shape me, that I chose understanding over anger, and that I kept moving forward, even when the world tried to pull me back.

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It’s strange how sometimes the right words find us exactly when we need them.
Today’s prompt — “Invent a holiday!” — arrived just as I was feeling overwhelmed by how much of life revolves around money.
How every emotion, every gesture, even simple acts of love or care, somehow seem tied to what we can afford.

So if I could invent a holiday, I’d call it…

No Money Day —
a gentle pause from the constant hum of transactions.✨✨✨

A day when wallets close, cards stay untouched, and we remember what it feels like to connect without spending a single rupee.
No price tags, no receipts — just human presence.🌸🌸🌸

We’d visit friends and family without gifts,
share homemade food, exchange stories,
and remind each other that affection doesn’t need packaging.💞💞💞

No Money Day isn’t about rejecting money;
it’s about remembering that while money sustains life,
it shouldn’t define it.
It’s a small rebellion — a return to simplicity.🌿
Because sometimes, stepping away from money,
even for one day,
reminds us of everything it can’t buy —
love, warmth, peace, and the feeling of being enough. 🍀

When we stop counting what we earn, we start noticing what truly counts.

Love – Shama ✨

Some of my favorite websites are the ones that inspire me to create, learn, and dream.🌿
WordPress for sharing stories,
Pinterest for endless inspiration,
YouTube for learning and laughter,
and Booking.com for planning my next adventure.🍀

Each site takes me on a different kind of journey — some through words, some through visuals, and some through the world itself.
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Until I pack my next real suitcase, I’ll keep traveling through tabs and pixels. 🌏💻

Take care ❤️

Slow down.
Stop chasing.
What’s yours will find you —
in stillness, not in struggle. 💕

I remind myself of this often,
yet I still get carried away —
by anger,
by disappointment,
by the quiet ache of things not going my way.😞

Then come the tears,
the sulking,
the soft surrender.🙏

And once again,
I remember —
we control nothing,
and yet somehow,
everything falls into place.💜

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Be kind to yourself. The universe is already working on your behalf. 🌿

Take care…God bless 💝

Love- Shama ✨✨✨

This prompt is for me… because I truly am a kid at heart. Maybe that’s why life feels lighter, even with its share of problems. I’ve never taken things too seriously — sarcasm, taunts, gossip, anger, or harsh words don’t really get to me. And even if they do, it’s only for a while. I bounce back quickly, as if nothing ever happened.

Perhaps that’s why people sometimes take me for granted — but honestly, I’d still rather be this way.

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I remember a former colleague who used to invite me to every party he hosted. At first, I thought it was out of friendship, until one day he bluntly asked me, “So, what have you achieved in life? Bought a house? A car?” That’s when I realized his real motive — to show off his success and have me spread the word.

Being a kid at heart also comes with its share of bad experiences. But even then, I choose to stay kind, simple, and unaffected — because the world may change, but I don’t want to lose the child within me.

Even during family get-togethers, you’ll mostly find me with the kids’ group — playing Bhoot Bhoot, Hide and Seek, Dumb Charades, or Uno. Their laughter, innocence, and pure joy make me feel alive.

And honestly, there really can’t be a better thing than being a kid at heart. 🌸✨

Stay curious, stay young at heart💞💜

Until next time… Take care 💕

Love 🌸🌸🌸🌸