An article after a long time- Another movie review

I am blogging after a long long time. Don't know why I stopped but here I am.

Hello friends,

Yesterday I saw the movie Julie and Julia. It is about two women Julie Powell and Julia Child.
Julia Child is a cook and a writer of a book about French cooking.
Julie Powell is a 30 year old woman living in the USA who has nothing passionate to do.
One day, she discovers Julia's book on cooking and decides to give herself a challenge - to cook through and blog about all the recipes in the cookbook.
The time period she gives herself is one year and she completes her goal by her deadline.

Moral of the story:

1. Whatever you do, do it with some passion. If you don't have the passion, then you won't do it as you should.

2. The second one is for me, I pledge to write one blog post every day.(Conditions Apply)

Let me see for how long can I keep my pledge.


P.S:
To all the readers of this blog, please suggest to me the topics that you would like me to write about.

Till then , signing off.

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