Hotel Bombay Tiffanys Mysore

... of his, i asked for pic n he happily obliged along with his twin brother "salman".

Our flight was late by an hour , also i met my AOL buddy,Rashmi at mumbai airport coming from hyderabad ,for whom waited 1/2 hr more for her luggage to come since ther ws sme technical prob.We reached home by 2 n slept at around 3 after having a quick dinner which i prepared.What a rollcoaster of emotions in one day.....i thought!

... in the center of a such a big city. Aman and Janpal went off to a quick game of badminton with Amrita and Arjun and are now back eating breakfast. A traditional south indian breakfast of iddly's, vada, uttapam and sambar with coconut chutney. We'll miss these south indian breakfasts when we get back to Chandigarh. It is so good and I am so unable to make south indian food. Eric, are you missing it yet? Have you made it to Moose's Tooth yet?

... as the Mysore Palace) is the one everybody thinks of when mentioning Mysore. It is the official residence of the royal family. We visited it in the afternoon after having lunch at the hotel where I am staying tonight. The place was insanely crowded. I had never seen anything like that. The palace is of course gorgeous but I have to say the scorching heat (with no air conditioning) and the crazily high number of visitors made the visit a little painful ...

... Sharply, the driver pulled over, and alongside the American another 10 or so people piled out into the darkness for relief. Clearly the American had "taken one for the team". But the nightmare had only just begun for a poor french girl at the front. As she had stepped out of the bus into the darkness alongside the others, she had gone left whilst the boys had gone right. Unfortnately, and there was no other ...

... that if i do this a flood of children will pour from the crevices of the buildings and ask for some too, i plead poverty and continue to walk. he follows with his big brown eyes and dirty little hands, he must be about 3 or 4 years old. i feel like **** just walking away but i know from experience that the money very rarely goes to food for the kid. it sometimes goes to parents with a drinking problem or for other ...

... For non-hindus, our house does contain a lot of hindu paraphernalia. We have a small Saraswati, goddess of learning, which I bought for Paul when he had exams. We have a large wooden Ganesh, remover of obstacles (and Shiva's son), who sits guarding the door of....erm, our bathroom. In our defence, there are many obstacles which need removing in the bathroom especially when I'm bleary eyed in the morning and continually stub my toe. We of course now have Shiva and Lakshmi, and ...

... thing with curry leaves and mustard seeds, spring onions and spices - along with Upma which is a similar thing made from wheat kind of couscous substance, these are my favourite Indian breakfast foods. With only two changes of clothes still, luckily it was so hot that my clothes had dried within a few hours overnight in the bathroom and I made an early start finding the bus to Srirangapatnam. This fort area is on an island in the Cauvery River and was home to Tipu ...

... montre, tres vite on avait une veritable escorte d'enfants puis les adultes sont sortis de leurs maison et nous ont demandes aussi des photos, une famille nous a invite dans leur demeure (case), on a discute avec eux un petit moment ils etaient tres curieux de voir des femmes voyager seules, ils nous ont offert a manger, ils sont tres pauvres, ils vivent a 20 dans un 2 pieces, c'etait offert avec tellement de ...

... i was led down a labrynth of entry ways that were designed to better suit the needs of a 5-footer. you figure that out once, and then you remember. the final door opens to the wide smile of, who i'm assuming is, Sister #3 (i didn't stop for real thorough introductions. what do you say to a stranger who's about to basically ice skate on top of your naked body? --"Hope you cleaned your feet?"--i smiled back, figuring that would cover my bases). in the room was what looked to be a 10 ...

... and his son Tipu Sultan wrested power from them. Mysore today, is a pleasant city with an old world charm, contributed by its broad shady avenues, well laid out gardens, fine buildings and a salubrious climate.

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