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Lal Darwaja Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, 380 001, 79-2550-7450
I have some business meeting of four days in Gandhinagar, India. I searched for hotel, found cambay five star hotel resort that is called, so I called for booking but I got some problems on book resort, after booked ...
Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India arpitsen... shop. At the mosque we soon realised that we weren't really dressed for it, and dived into a cafe instead. A mouse ran across the floor, and we dived out again, and took a tuktuk back to our hotel. We are now getting ready to leave the north of India, as we fly south tomorrow. We are going for another meal at the Afghan curry place, and then will be getting up early to catch our flight. I will write again from the south. Hope all is well at home.
Ahmedabad, Gujarāt, India lisa_and_paulJanpal: This car ride was extremely long as it started at 6:30 am and it ended at 7:30 pm Aman: Well, the car ride was horrid and long, it was almost 10 hours in the car! We saw some cool stores, including one that was ...
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India stuckinindia... products and if divorced, they always stated it was an innocent divorce (the son is not at fault). A daughter who is not a virgin is very difficult to find a husband for in India. We went across the road and watched two Muslim guys, paan vendors (betel leaf combined with the areca nut and tobacco and spices like cardamom, saffron, (un)/roasted coconut pieces, various powders, cloves etc) who looked like twins with healthy, long beards make up some good paan and dish it ...
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India inoursuitcase... you like... 100, 200, 500..." 10 is a fair amount, thank you v**y much! That's what the locals give. It'd be like giving a $100 bill to a bum in Canada - inappropriate. Plus, I'm not Hindi so what do I care about the blessings of Hindi Gods? Then, a random Hindi man who heard me, lat** met me on the stairs and expressed his strong wish that I return and eat just a little coconut. It will help me for the rest of my life! I was just a little amazed to hear ...
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India kyewix... I telephoned room-service to order some breakfast, and this is the conversation I had: Room Service Wallah #1: Good morning sir, room service. Hugh: Hello, could I order some breakfast please? Room Service Wallah #1: Of course sir, what would you like? Hugh: Could we have two "toast butter" and two teas please? Room Service Wallah #1: Two cheese sandwich? Hugh: No, toast butter. Room Service Wallah #1: Errr .... bread butter ....?.. Hugh: ..... toast. Two ...
Ahmedabad, India hobnob... to shake my hand, asking my "good name" and what country I was from, or just patting me on the shoulder and smiling, or taking pictures of me in non-discrete manners. I wandered about in the hot sun with my gaze both upwards at the kites and at the masses around me, as well as nervously towards the security who could apparently care less of my presence there. After taking in the excitement, we headed back to the car, which ...
Ahmedabad, India jtodhunter... am curious to know what I've been in past lives though. And in the case of Tibet, I don't really agree with the Dalai Lama's choice of the middle path. Sure it's very Buddhist of him, but drastic times call for drastic measures. An autonomous Tibet and finding the Panchen Lama (a kid who was kidnapped years ago and is hidden somewhere in China) surely are called for, in my opinion. Well he's probably not a kid anymore. Ok enough of ...
Amdavad, India amid... Billie Jean. Around eighteen years ago, I decided to seek professional help-the musical kind that is. Thanks to the smooth steps of one Gene Kelly and another Gregory Hines, at the age of six I decided to begin tap dancing lessons. I can still picture my first encounter with the dance form. It was a warm early-afternoon in Chicago, my Mom and, I behind her, had just walked into a dance studio. There were a row of seats in the front waiting room, reserved ...
Ahmedabad, India pankajraval... topic of lucid dreams. Fascinated by how the concept related to service work, I listened with intent. They spoke of the tendency for people to be held back by their fears. They discussed the idea of lucid dreaming, or the ability to control ones dreams in such a way that you control your actions while in the dream. And then, all of a sudden, John jumped in the pond! "See what happens when you let go, and live your dreams, when you live without inhibition!" he explained ...
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