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Paridhi made these paintings in 2011, when she was in Std II. But the depth of her imagination, choice of colours and shading make you think its by someone much older, no?
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- Mr. Squirrel is looking for nuts While its bushy tail stands up like a question mark
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- The cow with the red collar Stands out from the rest of the herd She is wondering whether to eat the grass Or well, just let is pass…!
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- We salute the Tricolor We are proud of our country We must protect our nation Its our duty
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- Hidden in the tall grasslands Sits the parrot quietly Her striking colours catch your eye Like a blooming flower in a busy shrub
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- What is the horse thinking? ‘To run or not to run, that is the question!”
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- Two trees, 10 leaves tall grass and a girl
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- With my white tusks I love poking the tree trunk And then I grab the leaves And put them in my mouth with my strong trunk
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- Now who can sit on the bench first?
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- Bunny Rabbit is unable to decide Which carrot should I eat first? And which should I keep aside?
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- The proud gorgeous hen has 2 cute chickens
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- Have you ever seen a cat on a leash? Its only to keep him from gobbling up my pet fish
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- Butter does not fly But Butterflies do
Paridhi is a consistent prize winner in painting and art and craft competitions. She also enjoys taekwondo, badminton and other competitive sports.
All Posts of Paridhi Bhardwaj
All Posts of Paridhi Bhardwaj
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Today’s Motivation
In the rush of life, we sometimes are so focussed towards a goal that we forget to notice the little little things in life. Eventually, they are these little things that makes our life, not just the goal. So, Ursula K. Le Guin says..."It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end"