Gangtok, Sikkim is the land of monasteries and has at least two hundred. Yes. Really. Each one is more beautiful than the other. We only had time to see three. But my heart was full. The interiors are gorgeous and the expression on the larger than life statues of the Buddha…
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On Sunday, I was in North East India where we went on a quick trip. Here are some pictures from the trip. I’ll talk about the trip in my next post. I am still enjoying the happiness hangover. We visited Gangtok the capital of Sikkim, which is at a height of…
Father’s Day is around the corner. I wish all those who know and love their fathers a very happy Father’s Day. I raise a toast to the best father I know! Sury and Vidur Thank you for subscribing to my blog! Do consider leaving a comment – or just reply to…
Even though we live in a city, random power cuts and water shortage is a regular part of life. Of late, we’ve been experiencing unannounced power cuts that last several hours. This, besides improving our vocabulary, freaks us out a bit because, after all we rely on electricity for a lot…
She’s a Winner, is Unknown Mami. Yes. She’s the winner of the book Giveaway And gets a copy of Puppalicious and Beyond by Pamela Fagan Hutchins Unknown Mami blogs at Unknown MamiShe’s the amazing host of the Sundays In My City linkup.She’s lovely.Her blog posts are a must-readIf I had to…
One of the most profound poems I learned in school, by William Wordsworth My heart leaps up when I behold A rainbow in the sky: So was it when my life began; So is it now I am a man; So be it when I shall grow old, Or let me…
I am thrilled. I’m on Cloud 9. Good news is always uplifting – but have you ever noticed how the success of our friends excites us so much more than our own? At least for me, it is like that. A lot like anticipation – which I always find, is so…