Monthly Archives: June 2012

Today is bittersweet, it’s my last day in Mumbai.  I’m anxious to see Sangio and enjoy the comforts of home but I’ll miss Dan immensely and the life & routine we’ve started in our new home city.   I can’t even … Continue reading →

  Because our time was quick in Delhi, we rushed through a few historic sites in true American tourist style.  We didn’t get as many pictures as we would have liked but here is a sampling of our day and … Continue reading →

Delhi was a whirlwind weekend. I’m not sure where to begin or where this will end but here we go… Delhi, like Mumbai is a city that overtakes your senses, 20 million people strong.  As we drove from the airport … Continue reading →

Amazing. Wow. Incredible. Forever. Love. Really. Power. Perfect. Symmetry. Myths. Stories. Craftsman. Marble. Stones. Beautiful. Crowded. Hot. Engineering. Artist. Eccentric. Awe.  Just a few of the words that went through my mind as we walked through the Taj Mahal. I … Continue reading →

Today is just like any day, working from home, a bit bored at seeing the same pale yellow walls and decide to go work from my local coffee shop.   Ahh, an iced cappuccino taste so good. For those curious, here’s … Continue reading →

Today Dan and I walked through Chor Bazaar, aka the Thieves Bazaar.  This market is known for antiques, clocks/cameras, furniture, auto parts/tools and “refurbished” electronics. It’s a predominantly Muslim market/neighborhood — we received more stares than usual, with more intensity. … Continue reading →

Here’s a statement you won’t hear me say often…I prefer living in our “quiet” Mumbai suburb of Nahar Amrit Shakti, than Mumbai City. Downtown Mumbai, a city of 20 million, is not for the faint of heart: unpleasant orders at … Continue reading →