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Monthly Archives: September 2013
My Story. . . . .9/11/01
It was a Tuesday and a crystal clear fall morning, September 11, 2001. My sixth graders were in art first period, and I was doing planning for the week. The principal popped in and said, “Turn on your TV!” Seeing … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 9/11/01, architecuture, blogging, New York City, photography, terrorist attack, World Trade Center
77 Comments
9/10. . . .Then and Now
I have decided to write my memories of this horrible time in our history. This way, they will forever be in my family history for the children of my grandchildren to read and remember. As of this moment, I am … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 9/11/01, memorial, New York City, One World Trade Center, World Trade Center
40 Comments
FabIndia
India and shopping….this is for me! I actually found out about these lovely stores near the end of our time in India. We were spending the weekend with some friends in Baroda. I noticed the lovely bed covers and asked … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, cloth photography, clothes, fabindia, furnishings, Inida, shopping, traditional crafts, travel
21 Comments
Asiatic Lions
Very soon after we arrived in India, talk began about a safari. We decided on Gir because of its proximity to Ahemedabad. The preserve is about the size of Houston, Texas. In its past, it was a royal hunting reserve, … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, Asian Lions, blogging, Gir National Park, India, photography, safari, travel
9 Comments
A tale of two notes: One a blessing, the other a curse
Originally posted on OpentheWord.org:
The hand written note on the bill read: “God gives special children to special people.” Credit: WBTV-TV Ashley England of China Grove, N.C. has a special-needs, 8-year old child. The family was at a restaurant…
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
One Million or More
We have all seen pictures like this of India. Some of us know statistics like India being the second most populous country on earth with 1.2 billion souls just behind China at 1.3 billion. India is on track to surpass … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged China, ethic groups, India, languages, photography, population, statistics, youth
37 Comments
Response to Post Mr. Modi
I couldn’t figure out how to reblog these comments 8-( but I thought they are very enlightening.) All three are from one person. The last two are in response to comments on my blog by another blogger. If you … Continue reading
A teacher who swims through a river everyday to get to his students
Originally posted on PROPEL STEPS:
At 9 am on a weekday, Abdul Mallik is busy wading through neck-high water, a tyre-tube around his waist, his tiffin box and shoes held in one hand above the muddy river. It’s…
Posted in Uncategorized
9 Comments
Deli Or Dehli?
Of course it is Delhi…we are discussing India! Our group, all architects except me, anticipated visiting the capital city and after several days of touring , we were near. The first indication was these GIANT apartment buildings as we approached … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged animals, apartments, birds, Delhi, Delhi Belly, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate, Inida, photograyphy, suburbs, Subway, travel
32 Comments
Child Labor
Monday, writing about Labor Day, reminded me of a morning in Cairo, years ago. We stayed in a great hostel called Garden City House. It was full of professors and archaeologists, students, and academic people who travel to wonderful places … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, children, education, Egypt, government schools, India, literacy, photography, selling
14 Comments