About Me
Lalitha Prakash is Programmer by profession and writer by passion. She has an insatiable thirst for knowledge. She loves LIFE, UNIVERSE, so full of enigma, so full of knowledge. She wants to grasp as many subjects, spheres of Life as possible. Whereas in the kitchen she wants to know why wheat flour and Maida, both made from wheat grain, are so different in taste and quality and what differentiates them, from the bark of which herb is asafoetida dried and brought into our kitchen, how is sabudana or sabbakki made, in her study she wants to learn how does a chip in a computer function, what is cloud in cloud computing, and she would love to read about little known aspects of Bill Gates or Michael Jackson’s lives or how were Sunitha William’s days spent up there in space.
Lalitha Prakash is Programmer by profession and writer by passion. She has an insatiable thirst for knowledge. She loves LIFE, UNIVERSE, so full of enigma, so full of knowledge. She wants to grasp as many subjects, spheres of Life as possible. Whereas in the kitchen she wants to know why wheat flour and Maida, both made from wheat grain, are so different in taste and quality and what differentiates them, from the bark of which herb is asafoetida dried and brought into our kitchen, how is sabudana or sabbakki made, in her study she wants to learn how does a chip in a computer function, what is cloud in cloud computing, and she would love to read about little known aspects of Bill Gates or Michael Jackson’s lives or how were Sunitha William’s days spent up there in space.
And she loves to write about what she has learnt, about her experiences in Life, about her favourite subjects viz. Arts, Maths, Computers, Philosophy, Health and Diet, Cooking – the Best and the most fulfilling form of all the Creative Arts, Gardening, her pet Dog Pogo, her children and about the rich and vibrant culture and Festivals of her great Nation – India. Writing necessitates reading – it is like trying to gather the water in the ocean with your hands - “The Sea is emotion incarnate. It loves, hates, and weeps. It defies all attempts to capture it with words and rejects all shackles. No matter what you say about it, there is always that which you can’t.” -Christopher Paolini – and so is Life.
You can also find Lalitha Prakash on Google+ Twitter and Pinterest.And here she has made a sincere attempt to write and share, to make an interesting and fulfilling as well as a relaxing reading. If you like what you read, tell others and share. If you don’t, tell her – she would like to make amends.Your comments and feedbacks would be welcomed and cherished.
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