Anisa Reddy Journal

Ohhh dear readers, I know today's journal sounds a bit dreaded, but I truthfully announce that I'm not gonna die soon! There’s a song lately which has established in my prefrontal cortex, haunting me like the curse of Annabelle. Creepy enough to keep me trapped in my bedroom, right? The chorus clings to the back of my head all the time — whether I’m bathing, eating, doing a makeover, sleeping, or simply living. Yes, anytime! The song titled Die With A Smile  by Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga. 🕯️ Die With A Smile – A Romantic Farewell The phrase "Die With A Smile" urges us to live presently with a loved one, the one we dearly, fully enchanted with. Someone we love heart fully, even if the world was to collapse, we were surrender to die right next to them. The kind of love that shaped history, like the story of Taj Mahal in Agra. What a wonderful symbol of love and affection from beloved lover. Taj Mahal, in my view, is the proof of how much a man respects and loves his wom...

🌸 Common Name: Great Bougainvillea 🌿 Family: Nyctaginaceae 🌍 Origin: Native to South America (Brazil, Peru, Argentina, and Bolivia) Bougainvillea is a well-known ornamental climbing plant. Everyone must be able to put they finger on it even though they do not necessarily know the name. It's that "slay" celebrity amongst flowers, dear! I swear. Oh sorry, I supposed that's too dramatic, isn't it? But I love dramatically written prose. Bear with me, I have impressive philosophy below! Bougainvillea was discovered by Philibert Commerson in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, around 1767. Who is that genius man? Well, well, we'll break down in a moment. Philibert Commerson was the botanist of Louis Antoine de Bougainville, a French naval commander and a globe circumnavigator. He encountered the plant during a global circumnavigation in the 18th century. Commerson named the new genus Bougainvillea in honor of Louis de Bougainville. Later on, Bougainvillea was introduced ...