Trinity Residency Gurgaon

... br>Even the food was a bit much. After 4 days of rich, sumptuous catering, we were all feeling the need for something more along the lines of lentils to calm our bellies. It didn't help that none of the trays were labeled so you had no clue what you were putting on your plate -- I eyed one chicken-looking dish labeled "Steac" skeptically until I noticed that every one of them shared the same engraving. Somewhere out there is a tray ...

... on the way by someone I asked for directions that these guys were rip off merchants from Kashmir... Great!
Got to the shop and after 2 hours of waiting, arguing my point, worrying they may try to do something to me if I threatened to file a complaint and actually being told by one of the ladies working there that I should ask for a full refund (she said she was Hindu and they always try to rip us of!), I did actually walk out with a full ...

... over to talk to me about a trip to Srinagar. At this point I'm feeling like a piece of tourist meat they are trying to sell to make their commission but I still sort of understand what they are trying to do. Eventually his 'brother' turns up and he's well spoken. i tell him I'm only looking to book my train to Rishikesh and then go on my Yatra. he understands and leaves soon after.
So I finish my meal and we head outside to a guy selling beer out of a chest fridge ...

... centres and acclimatised (slowly!). The weather got a bit better and was quite pleasant (being wet and warm - but not hot!).

While we were staying here, we met a few spiritual tourists (from Ananda!). Also in the Hotel reception, they had copies of the "Autobiography of a Yogi" and the "Bagavad Gita - explained by Pramahansa Yoganada" which was coincidental!! (both these books are very well known to me and my family!). Dad, Jackie, Gary and Andrew... it ...

... myself up the steps. worst of all, i had no idea what was wrong with me. i felt like i was going to pass out.
eventually, with much persuasion, lakpa convinced me that he should carry my backpack the rest of the way, and we arrived at deurali around an hour late. i collapsed onto the hard bed, and tried my hardest not to go to sleep, as i had been advised about altitude sickness.
eventually, lakpa approached me with four cloves of garlic in his hand. "this will stop you ...

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... money on renovation after every four-five months. Devender Gupta says: "The rider is proving to be a major problem area in clicking deals. But landlords would continue to ask compensation till they are not sure their new tenant will not leave them before time." Meanwhile, for all the NRIs who are coming back to India and looking for rented accommodation, Sunil Jindal of SVP group has a suggestion. According to Jindal, "I think ...

... loan rates. As PLR has not been lowered, the interest rates for existing borrowers have not declined. In that scenario, the existing borrowers can benefit by switching to the new loan schemes offered by SBI and CBI at 8%. But, for this, they will have to pay a switch charge to the existing banks, from which they have borrowed ...

... like our version of chili, just vegetarian. Overall my food experience has been positive and yummy, especially the warm butter naans...I have yet to try the stuffed naans. I hear that the spinach stuffed naans are excellent. Oh man! The street food looks so good too!!! I wish I could try it, but alas, I do not have the proper bacteria/organisms in me to digest it. India, for me, has been challenging, but definitely an experience that I have grown and been enriched from.

Heavy rains for the first days in Delhi, we are discovering huge traffic jams, drivers passing you from right and left, at moderate speed, with tiny tiny cars.... Traffic surrounding malls is huge, as rains is all over, there are no evacuation so it gets floaded quite easily.