Wind Flower Spa And Resort Mysore

... up for a few drinks and middle-of-the-night ghost stories! Best thing is to go in a group (sans kids) since otherwise the free-bird experience gets restricted &#8211; especially if your body clock doesn't function well and you are ****-scared to do that 100-meter walk to the isolated loo in the middle of unbelievably dark night. (Wow, many points scored with one long statement)<br><br>We booked through www.lifeisoutside.com ...

... i have found out that some of my photos will be in the magazine with some articles, whoooh! Also found out yesterday that the editor is going to send me some articles to rewrite once i've finished and will pay me to rewrite them, whoooh! Also found that he wants to start me a modelling profile, no whooh!?!?!?!?!?! K, so that is that all updated... me thinks. Will probs be telling you about hampi next, for sure this time. Booked the 7hr non-a/c bus there so there is no turning back!

... heading to Anaikatti will be sleeping in basha beds and spent much of their preparation time yesterday loading and unloading bamboo. Last night they slept in the Anaikatti community centre and today will build the campsite that will be home for the next three weeks while they repair 5km of elephant-proof solar-powered fencing. <br>18 February 2009 - Whitewash and Bashas: News from the Projects <br> <br>Special guest blogger: Dr Andy Gilbert <br> <br>Hello everybody. Field ...

The local buses were overflowing with people leaving the Hampi festival with limbs protruding from every window and door, well sardined so Chris and i tuk-tukked it to Hospet train station and had a bit of a wait fending off beggars who seemed to parade passed us in various states of health and most carrying a range of disabilities and burdens until we could get onboard our sleeper train that would take us to Bangalore. We bought a very skinny street dog some dinner ...

... and various shady characters to watch out for. In every Indian city we have met at least one diamond in the rough and in Mysore this was Adil. I was wary of the City Palace. It had gotten to the point where I was feeling a bit 'Palaced out'. But it was definitely worth it. Down south the architecture is a little different and the places we have visited are littered with icecream coloured temples. You haven't seen gaudy till you've seen ...

... day was a lazy one, after refreshing we went out and treated ourselves to a bit of a slap up lunch. We'd become so accustomed to the 'meals' I have spoken of so highly, it seemed completely against protocol to go out and spend 5 pounds on lunch between us; I know, last of the great spenders, but it was a great treat, as we tucked into tandoori chicken, mutton biryani, fresh salad, raita, fresh bread and lime sodas. A guy outside who had been trying to ...

... down. We sat with the resident monkeys for a bit admiring the view and decided to visit the Godly Musuem while waiting for the temple to open. The museum was interesting but rather surreal as it was mainly based around the theory of us all perishing in the hell that is the world. As a religious person, Becky found all of this very irritating preaching to be ********. Luke found it highly funny while becky contemplated punching the guy to shut him up as she felt faint. Another ...

... apprendre... Je suis entrain d'atteindre exactement mon but, ma pratique ashtangar progresse de jour en jour et je realise des postures que je revais de faire depuis 12 ans, pour completer le tout, je fais un panchakarma (Sydney, tu sauras ce que c'est!). Le Panchakarma est un traitement ayur-védique, une thérapie unique en son genre pour le rajeunissement, la prévention et la guérison. Chaque traitement est personnalise selon les besoins, le mien est "royal", j'ai la totale ...

... it cost about 7 times the nightly rent of my flat, but that's ok, the rent is only 4 bucks. i hate to say i'm getting spoiled, but the next time i get a massage, i might ask whether or not they have access to a rope and a slip-n-slide. for those of you, who are never too sure of what's for real and what's a joke with me...i don't really have apple stickers. Well, that's my 20 rupees worth. i love and miss you all and i'll see you soon. This week's pose of discontent: Marichyasana D.

... to see Mysore Palace. It was beautiful from the outside but was under reconstruction and did not provide good photo opportunities. I was fascinated with the human chain moving dirt from one part of the garden to another. Its a really primitive method but I guess when human labor is cheaper than buying new machinery, it makes sense. Interestingly, women work on construction ...