Radha Hometel - Bangalore

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... be a world of breathless images. I wanted to take good pictures and many of them. And I take many, many pictures, almost 2000 in just 11 weeks in India. I&#8217;m not shy to poke my lens at people. I ask permission of course, and often get it with enthusiasm. Kids wrestle each other to be center frame, while dignified old men repose, and women in bright saris or and young men pose for the camera. <br><br>Young women blush at the lens and rarely let me snap ...

... so we all ended up happy!!<br><br><br>So how did Bangalore Go::<br><br>*Cooking: since we stayed with Archana and her roomates, we had access to a kitchen...which meant great food we cooked!!! We made pasta, salad, Sambar, Paneer Tikka Masala, South Indian Gobi, Okra!!!<br><br>*Halloween Party: Yes....we are in Bangalore, but who says that we can't celebrate Halloween!!! Our friends threw a rip roaring great halloween party!!! man was it fun....Sara got ...

... s modest 6-room house - since I assumed I would be in some kind of dorm. My simple bed is comfortable and I even have a private bath. Interestingly, the power in the area has been cut every day since I've been here from 6am to 8:30am-perhaps to encourage all people to be up and about by 6am, which almost all are - so I've learned to turn on my water heater when I return from tutoring around 10pm and use my washing bucket to clean up at night, leaving more snooze ...

... a feel of God there. Nobody was pushing people from praying and you can see the God as much as you want. No photography is allowed inside. We found that they is adding new statues and other items. We bought some toys for my baby and prasadams also.<br>At 8pm, we started back to home via kempfort. We took a chicken biryani parcel from "hyderbad biryani" and reached home by 9.30pm.<br> <br>It was a very good day out with nice weather, good nature and clean water.

... to get me a watermelon juice n disclosed him that m waiting for my hubby n his friend, and if is it ok if i sit for an hour, putting at rest his curiosity about me...i was more then welcome!!....who wouldn&#8217;t welcome an "eye candy";)&#8230;..i settled down at a comfortable sitting with headphone in my ears i continued reading my leftover novel ...eagerly waiting..... for my worst..errr sorry&#8230;. "better half&#8221;...thinking that how he ...

... at Aymangala. At 10:05 am we stopped for Tea at Reliance A1 Plaza. Within 10 minutes we reached Chitradurga Bypass. We hit a bad stretch of road which took us half an hour to cover 15 Kms. After this stretch the road was pretty OK and we crossed Davengere at 11:45 am. We took another break for 20 minutes at 12:00 noon and had Coconut Water. We covered 277kms in six hours which was better than what we planned. We crossed Ranibennur ...

... drawn to the grounds of a palace of Tipu Sultan, a famous Muslim ruler of a large kingdom around this part of India. This was a pretty cool place, with nice old flower paintings on the ceilings and some walls, as well as many great pillars throughout the palace. I wandered around admiring the place before my next chance encounter would provide me with quite the full day. Aware of touts though I am, I managed to get harangued by a rickshaw driver to go sightseeing ...

... total of two gates in the entire airport... and only one baggage carousel. After waiting for what seemed like an hours we finally had our bags. We went to the currency counter to exchange our American dollars for India rupees and I started noticing that people were staring at my hands. Quick note-I wear acrylic nails; just before I left I had them redone with solid white tips instead of nail polish because they will ...

... I longed to be a part of. Sharing a meal and a conversation with a family as the night air blew in the open windows and the train rolled to our next destination. On my trip to Mysore, I was the only woman in our compartment, and the only foreigner. I learned that the man sitting across from me was an independent movie producer, another a teacher, two were students. We chatted a bit in English - my name, where I'm from, the usual. Then the conversation turned to Hindi, so I ...