Welcome to Sharon’s Read and Reflect — a cozy corner for curious minds and wandering thoughts! ✨ I’m Sharon Clara Fernandes, someone who believes reading adds wings to the mind and writing gives it a voice. 📚 Here, I pour my thoughts, a dash of humor, and a sprinkle of reflection into every piece I write. The more we read, the more we grow — and I’m learning right along with you! So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and let’s journey through words together. ☕💭
Discover why Sarkari Hiriya Prathamika Shale, Kasaragodu, Koduge: Ramanna Rai (2018) is an underrated Kannada movie that touches the heart with its humour, childhood innocence, the importance of mother tongue, and the inspiring fight to preserve a government school. A heartfelt reflection on education, cultural identity, and the little things that truly matter.
What would you tell your younger self about friendship, trust, and the secrets we share? A heartfelt reflection on the beautiful and painful lessons friendship teaches us, the importance of choosing friends wisely, and learning to protect our peace without closing our hearts to genuine connections. Because growing wiser doesn't mean loving people less; it means knowing who deserves a place in our world.
A simple philosophy guides my life: choose positivity, practise kindness, and lead with empathy. Because sometimes, the smallest act of goodness can leave the biggest light behind.
Discover a beautiful way to explore a new city—slow down, wander without a plan, embrace unexpected moments, and collect memories instead of simply visiting places.
There’s something beautifully inconvenient about the human brain. Out of all the intelligent, logical, problem-solving abilities it possesses, it still occasionally behaves like a hopeless romantic who forgot to read the instruction manual of reality.You know the feeling.That quiet pull toward someone.That unnecessary smile when their name pops up.That strange comfort in just being around... Continue Reading →
There is something quietly magical about a pencil. Not loud like a keyboard, not permanent like a pen, but patient… forgiving… almost wise.A pencil doesn’t argue when you make a mistake. It simply waits.“A pencil never says, ‘You’re wrong.’ It whispers, ‘Try again.’”Think about that for a moment. In a world where people are quick... Continue Reading →
There’s a tiny, uninvited guest that quietly moves into our hearts the day someone we love rearranges their priorities. It doesn’t knock. It doesn’t introduce itself. It just sits there, sipping on our thoughts and whispering, “You’ve been replaced.”We call it jealousy. Or insecurity. But honestly, it’s just love feeling a little lost.“I’m not upset... Continue Reading →
Work from home has changed many things. Our office desks are now dining tables, meetings happen in pyjamas, and the daily commute has been reduced to walking from the bedroom to the laptop.Convenient? Absolutely.But there is one tiny challenge that quietly sneaks into this comfortable setup — building real friendships with colleagues you have never... Continue Reading →
If scientists ever invent a machine that measures human cravings, I am quite sure one thing will top the list — not pizza, not chocolate, not even Wi-Fi — but love.Yes, love.Human beings seem to carry an invisible bowl inside their hearts that constantly whispers, “Refill, please.”From the moment a baby is born, the first... Continue Reading →
Every year on International Women’s Day, the internet blooms with appreciation. 🌸Posts appear everywhere — “Salute to strong women!”, “Cheers to multitasking queens!”, “Women can do everything!”And then come those familiar pictures.A smiling woman with eight hands. One holding a laptop, another stirring a pot, one carrying a baby, one answering a phone call, one... Continue Reading →
Work from home has its own strange magic. You sit miles away from your colleagues, yet they somehow become part of your everyday life. No shared desks, no coffee machines, no office corridors — just screens, chats, and those tiny green dots on Teams that silently say, “I’m here.”Today was my friend’s last working day.Till... Continue Reading →
