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Moon Comes In My Eyes

Aarav — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:02:35 +0000

Moon

There was a poem writing competition in my school on 6th March 2010, I wrote this poem by myself for this competition.
I am going to put in my website, this is the first poem of mine, and I am very happy to share it on my website…….

Moon Comes In My Eyes

Moon Shines in the sky
Moon comes in my eyes

Moon gives us light
We went to night out in your moonlight

We eat, we play, we sleep in your light
Moon, why do you come in the night?

Like you, we also play hide and seek
And when you go we feel sick…

Moon comes in my eyes….

Thanks Angha

Shilpa — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:49:32 +0000

Today, me and Aarav are happy to see this site with a new design, I am thankful to Angha, who has helped me to fix this site a lot…..

Thank you Angha for making this site so cool for my dear son Aarav….. Inviting you for a thanksgiving dinner today

Rocks – Limestone

Aarav — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:12:20 +0000

I am in class 2 now, we had a rock project from our school to do, I went with my mumma and daddy to many places to search various kind of rocks. We had to make a rock plate of 7 rocks and a chart with a Monument made up of one rock which I had chosen in my Rock Plate Project. I took 7 rocks and Dilwara Temple for chart and project presentation. I had visited Dilwara Temple with my mumma, nani ji and nana ji last year in summer vacation. I enjoyed a lot there, that was an awesome visit. The 7 rocks I took were:

Limestone

Sandstone

Marble

Granite

Slate

Coal

Quartz

First I will start to write about Limestone:

Limestone

Limestone is a sedimentary rock.
It is composed of Calcium carbonate.
Limestone is an important stone for architecture.
Limestone is a key ingredient of cement, and concrete.
Limestone is very reactive to acids.

1) Where it is found?

Limestone is found throughout the world in rocks which were deposited in shallow, warm, marine water, oceans and sea.

2) What it is used for?

Limestone is very commonly used in architecture.
Cement
It is added to paper, plastics, paint, tiles, and other materials as both white pigment and filler.
It is used Toothpaste.
Added to bread and cereals as a source of calcium

3) What does it look like?

Limestone is commonly light colored; usually it is tan or gray.
Limestone is found in every color.
The color of limestone varies due to impurities such as sand, clay, iron oxides and hydroxides, and organic materials.

4) World Famous Monuments

The Great Pyramid of Giza.- the structure is made entirely from limestone.
Courthouse in Manhattan, Kansas

Beautiful Flowers

Shilpa — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 10:47:52 +0000

Flower Vase

This is a flower vase that he colored with lots of colors and is really looking pretty cool. Shades here are very different but still looking beautiful to me, may be I am his mom that’s why …hey what do you say? Any comment!!!!

Wonderful Violinist

Shilpa — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 10:55:38 +0000

Wonderful Violinist

Here is the first picture that he colored very nicely and for which he himself feel very happy and always compare his other work and use to ask me Mumma this is more better na….you like it most naa…..

Something About Aarav

Shilpa — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 10:52:29 +0000

I created this Blog as a personal blog for my Dearest Son AARAV.

He is heart throb of mine. Right now he is 5 years old so to update this blog is bit impossible for him as he prefer Cartoon Network better than Internet and online stuffs.

I love his coloring, mostly he uses almost very different and uncommon shades in his coloring, which make his coloring unique and attractive and I want his coloring to be shared in this blog of his.

I heartily wish he should update this blog as soon as he can. By the way till then I will try to write about him in Aarav Vishen.com