Ok kids, here we go. My first foray into the blogging world. This blog is dedicated to my love/hate relationship with the motherland. I'm off to India in two weeks. Haven't been there in seven years, and now its time. Cousin's getting married, grandparent's have passed, their empty house is lonely, and I seriously need a break from work.
India has always been a challenge for a lot of reasons, but it's also been beautiful. I was born there and have been back about 5 or 6 times in my life. So, I thought a little travel journal would be a good way to translate the experience to you all and keep me busy when things get quiet out there. There will be a healthy dose of pics, so feel free to comment or just check in on me from time to time. Hopefully I'll be able to find enough internet hot spots out there to keep this thing fairly fresh...I promise I'll try to make it interesting.
Oh yeah...In case you're wondering, a "punjabi chappal" is a traditional leather sandal made in Punjab (the state where our family is from). This trip is all about walking through the land where I was born, so it made sense to me. Anyway, pics coming soon!
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8 comments:
those ladies look like there walking on devon
i will go to take lots of photos
the indian wedding will be new
maybe i will speak better punjabi
sister reet
yeah, except less curry.
your list sounds like your 3rd grade teacher made you write it :)
mom was sitting here with me i asked her what to write she is making gobi subaji
you mean gobi subji...
I just added more pics.
deepness, enjoy diwali in the motherland. can't wait to see your visuals.
Katiesan...thanks for the support!
NickNames??? I don't get nicknames from deep. Kidding! I am excited to see your motherland. Lots of pics. Miss you
Tammie
Tammie! Glad you're online. By the way, i've been checking out the Indian fashion. Most of it's basic or traditional, but I'll try and post some photos of a new creature that I saw out here...the Indian hipster chick! Seriously...punk rock stripes and skinny jeans. It's like freaking Wicker Park!
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