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Author: Mridula Dwivedi

Happy Holi!

Posted on March 22, 2008

Wish you all a very happy Holi. This is my tall nephew (Brat 1, Brat 2 is giving 12th board exams) and small niece playing Holi. It has been ages since I played Holi. I don’t know how it happened but somewhere along the way, I have completely stopped playing Holi. Like this time, I…

Protest by Tibetan Monks in Nepal

Posted on March 21, 2008

Sirensongs brings some disturbing pictures and news of monks being beaten up for protesting against China in Nepal. The Nepali boys went straight for the one monk of the three protestors – -with large 2×2 wooden sticks raining blows. “Don’t take pictures! Don’t take pictures!” they yelled at anyone with a visible camera. Then, “This…

Hotel Hunting in Lansdowne

Posted on March 17, 2008

Mayur Lodge, Lansdowne (The Building with the Flags) It feels like ages since we visited Lansdowne and not just the last month. The best part was that we had as usual showed up without a hotel booking in town. The good folks at Indiamike had warned me that there are just three to four hotels…

When I started Blogging …

Posted on March 11, 2008

When I started Blogging … I would blog just for the heck of it. Then I started thinking more and more about it and suddenly when I wanted to write something today, I was just giving it too much thought. Should I write it like this? Should I write it like that? Then with a…

The Lover’s Lane Saga- Lansdowne

Posted on March 6, 2008

Fast Asleep- Lover’s Lane Lansdowne Sesha and I reached Lansdowne on Saturday morning and after dumping our luggage in Mayur Lodge (shabby place, hotel hunting is another tale to share about this trip) we as usual started walking around the town. We reached a small shade where a young girl (college going) was standing alone…

Looked Like A Doll’s House- Lansdowne

Posted on March 5, 2008

This small house was quite near the city center (which is pretty run down) in Lansdowne. Nearby was a tea shop (you got it right, we had our evening tea there) and next to it some benches from where one could see the sun set. I liked the bright color of the roof and the…

That Morning Cup of Tea!

Posted on March 2, 2008

Welcome to Lansdowne, Bus Stop .5 Km away, that is what the board in Hindi We visited Lansdowne, a small hill station in Uttrakhand around February 10. The nearest railway station to Lansdowne is Kotdwar. Mussoorie Express is the train we took from Old Delhi Railway Station. And this time for a change instead of…

Around Buckingham Palace, London

Posted on February 28, 2008

Taken on a evening in November, 2007, near Buckingham Palace, London

Oh Boy!

Posted on February 27, 2008

As Calvin (of Calvin and Hobbes fame) would say- Oh boy, Oh boy and Oh boy again. For a while (by optimistic estimates) all you would get to see on this blog are pictures. I mean any more work my way and I feel I will simply vanish into the think air!

How Come I Never Posted a Picture of Sidu on My Blog?

Posted on February 23, 2008

Sidu/Sidhu- Himanchali Dish I have talked about this heavenly Himachali dish Sidu before but it is a sacrilege that I never posted a picture of it on my blog. Actually I got comment from Dilliwala on India Mike and my blog about Shringi Vatika and that prompted me to search for a picture of Sidu…

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