As soon as the plane touches the ground and I step onto the Indian soil, I become an Indian. The sixty-plus years old me vanishes, and a twenty-five-year-old me takes over. I inhale the familiar smells, listen the deafening traffic noise and sweat profusely in the muggy air and don’t even flinch.
Thanks Melanie. I did know you like Indian sweets and clothes. Both are treats. I am attending an Indian wedding this weekend. There will be plenty of both (sweets and clothes) there. Will report on that in the next weekend.
I too have a copy of Julia Cameron's Morning pages. However, I didn't know about the retirement prompts. Thanks for mentioning it, as I will check it out.
The Indian sweets look tempting. My weakness is ice cream. It's an addiction that I can't seem to break, even though it raises my cholesterol.
Could you please send me another link to your free book about the business model that you use. I once printed it off, but can't find it any more. I would appreciate it if you would.
I'm very interested in the child labor system of India. I don't know if you want to write about that, but I'm interested in the class of people who are born in the caste.
I have a background in Anthropology and I've done an extensive study in Indian culture. But that was 20 years ago.
I hope you have a wonderful vacation. I look forward to reading more.
I loved your post! I loved seeing your sketchbook!!! Thank you also for so generously sharing a how-to create digital products. I want to make more ebooks so I'm looking forward to reading your instructions closely. As for Indian sweets and samosas - in college I met two international students from India in a multicultural supper club i was a part of and from that experience i agree with you - the Indian sweets are amazing and unlike anything in America. I am, however, more drawn to the savory samosas and could easily become addicted to those!!! Happy travels!! Enjoy a samosa or two for me please?
I totally related to that feeling of time-traveling we get when we return to our past lives. Thank you for transporting us to another world. Your story engaged my senses!
#110: Incredible India
Thanks Melanie. I did know you like Indian sweets and clothes. Both are treats. I am attending an Indian wedding this weekend. There will be plenty of both (sweets and clothes) there. Will report on that in the next weekend.
HI Neera,
I too have a copy of Julia Cameron's Morning pages. However, I didn't know about the retirement prompts. Thanks for mentioning it, as I will check it out.
The Indian sweets look tempting. My weakness is ice cream. It's an addiction that I can't seem to break, even though it raises my cholesterol.
Could you please send me another link to your free book about the business model that you use. I once printed it off, but can't find it any more. I would appreciate it if you would.
I'm very interested in the child labor system of India. I don't know if you want to write about that, but I'm interested in the class of people who are born in the caste.
I have a background in Anthropology and I've done an extensive study in Indian culture. But that was 20 years ago.
I hope you have a wonderful vacation. I look forward to reading more.
I loved your post! I loved seeing your sketchbook!!! Thank you also for so generously sharing a how-to create digital products. I want to make more ebooks so I'm looking forward to reading your instructions closely. As for Indian sweets and samosas - in college I met two international students from India in a multicultural supper club i was a part of and from that experience i agree with you - the Indian sweets are amazing and unlike anything in America. I am, however, more drawn to the savory samosas and could easily become addicted to those!!! Happy travels!! Enjoy a samosa or two for me please?
I totally related to that feeling of time-traveling we get when we return to our past lives. Thank you for transporting us to another world. Your story engaged my senses!
I hope you enjoy India. I love Indian sweets, so delicious. I love the clothes shops too, such wonderful vibrant colours.
Lovely sensory travel tale, Neera. Those sweets look good. It's easy to be a vegan in India isn't it?