Hello Meghan. I don't know where else to ask. Is there a meet happening in Bangalore in the near future?

20 years?? I am glad I got to be in Prague before the reconstruction/rennovation begins.

Wow! Thanks for sharing. That's a new recipe for me aunty. Is it part of the traditional Mangalore cuisine? Jackfruit curry is my favorite only after Okra. We make it differently. We deep fry the prices

Darn! I had Collected my boarding passes from my travels in the last 5 years and just threw them out on a spring cleaning spree. Now left with a bit so great magnet collection from various cities.

Lovely post Aunty ji. I take at least 3 pods of elaichi/cardamom every day in my 3 cups of tea :) I also use it to flavour baby food for my toddler. Desserts and kulfi don't taste the same without Cardamom.

Looks like a yummy spread. You say managed by jains so no onion garlic? Looks Yummy nonetheless.

Lovely Neha! Look at those kids splashing their feet in the water. Your pictures give me hope ....One day I will swim. I admire you a lot, you are a woman of so many skills. And I always see positivity

I used to. :=)

Looks amazing. Why did you add cornstarch though. To make the curry a little thick we simply crush a handful of cooked chickpeas and it does the trick.

Hi, I have replied and answered your questions about the pictures and text inside the monkey temple. Thanks, SwAti

Saw a lot of such name plates and address plates in Morocco.

I believe Indians can handle any amount of spice and nothing is too hot for us :) Favourite noodles are Koka and Maggi!

Read it and I see your point. Also see your point in letting go after rescue and recovery. Guess emotions took over in this case as the cat was tiny.I never never intended to keep a pet otherwise. He is

I am sure you have a different take on adoption.

Well that is one abandoned car. However Indians live cars. Home made and imported. Contrary to your belief there are several Cadillac owners in India. This link will even show you some. Please do have

You can read the explanation of this chapter here.

Hello There. These pictures and text are events from Tulsidas's'Ramcharitmanas' which in turn is a translation a of Valmiki's "Ramayana" an Indian Epic. So basically the pictures above praise

Thank you very much!

This blog is on point. I don't see a point of having numerous followers.People should follow you because they want to, for your content or pictures or whatever is it that they find interesting. This following

Gyatso and Pang La are the two high passes you cross enroute to Everest Base Camp from New Tingri in Tibet. The entire route up to the passes is dull, however, nothing prepares you for the breathtaking