the moon also rises ... in india
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Hauz Khas in South Delhi
Yesterday I took the metro and then an auto rikshaw (my first!) to meet Marina in Hauz Khas. Looks like I am better at getting around than most Indians and that includes my killer bargaining skills: cheaper than the meter? Hellz yeah! What I have realized is that you either can do cities, or you can't. And I can.
It was such a pleasure to hang out with Marina after such a long time and I will definitely miss her when she moves to Qatar. We had a god time at the hair dresser: quite amusing actually, it takes two hot gay boys to blow your hair around here. No pictures of the head and shoulders massage, manicure and all that followed, but I can say I am already used to the variety and excellent quality of beauty services.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Nindiya Re
Today was a sleepy day ... Nindiya Re is a song Ann showed me. It means Dear Sleep in Urdu, I think, and I am too sleepy to google it and check. I slept so deep that I did not even hear my Flipkart delivery arrived. What's Flipkart? It's the equivalent of amazon.com but better. Better because I don't have to pay to place the order and the goodies are hand-delivered to my door in less than three days. Thank god they don't have home stuff, or I will go broke.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
My first walk alone ...
To mark the occasion of my first walk alone, I am posting a picture of milk and butter. This morning at 7am when I returned home from 12 hours at the office, Uncle welcomed me with a big smile: "You must go get milk now ..." ... Alrighty then! I couldn't be happier actually, because it was my first official walk alone. I walked to Mother Dairy, the milk stand, and got milk, butter and jam. For those who may be wondering ... we already had yogurt in the fridge!
Hello independence!
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Friday, January 20, 2012
Gurgaon, Haryana, India
So I think I am going to actually write a bit. These are flowers I got from a boy down the street during my walk with Baljit Uncle the other day. I remembered their smell from Tahiti and couldn't not get them. Uncle said the are known as queen of the night here. I don't think that's true actually but I like the name anyway because they smell really good in my room at night. I am in India ... there is a lot more to say!
The moon also rises ... in India.
The moon also rises ... in India.
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