We went to a restaurant serving a traditional Gujarati thali, and I had to take a picture of the food, it was just so pretty. This should give you an idea of what I eat here (though as a rule, home-cooked food is always better than restaurant food in India). We use the roti - that flat, tortilla-ish thing - instead of silverware. Basically you tear off a piece and use it to grab a bite of food.
These women are selling spices at the base of a temple we visited, which you have to climb 10,000 stairs to reach. We wimpy exchange students went up 100 stairs, took some pictures and went back down for coconuts and ice cream.
4 comments:
too cool colleen, too cool.
ahh colleen! remember when we went to see An Inconvenient Truth, and there was a preview for Marie Antoinette? Well, I now have a review for you! There was little dialogue, pretty cinematography, and very big time gaps. But, they had a strokes song in there, so I officially recommend it!
Hi Colleen!
I just got your blog address from your Mom and have had the most amazing time reading about your time in India so far---memories to last a lifetime! We're all surviving our time in TX. Of course the highlight has been the arrival of baby Annabelle. She is a joy. Coop is still crazy---we bought him a trampoline after seeing how much fun he had at the family reunion. We send you lots of love and think of you often! Love, Laura, Brent, Cooper and Annabelle
That looks yummy! I miss you Colleen!
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