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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Slum People, not Dogs!
First, I need to apologize for using the pejorative of slum dogs for these dear people. That was the title of the Time article and I was not thinking. A few years ago when Slum Dog Millionaire was released, many … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged architects, blogging, Bollywood, Dharavi Slum, housing, India, Mumbai, Recycling, Slum Dog Millionaire, travel
18 Comments
The Real Sum Dogs of Mumbai
This is a video of Dharavi, the most talked about slum in the world. It is located on one square miles of the most desirable land in Mumbai in the densest population in the world. The land is worth ten … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Dharavi Slum, dreamers, India, Mumbai, rag pickers, travel, videos
11 Comments
“Awarding the people who live in the moment, The noble who write and capture the best in life, The bold who reminded us what really mattered… Savoring the experience of quality time.” Presented by Carolyn Malone, carolynmalone.wordpress.com My most sincere … Continue reading
Itinerary of North Trip
Bathing in the Ganga as the sun rises on another day. . . . . . People have asked where we visited., so here you can see the itinerary. We went to the north first, which was a mistake. When … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Agra, Amritsar, Archhitecture, architecture, Asia, blogging, Border Closing, Dehli, Delhi, elephants, Golden Temple, India, India Gate, Jaipur, North of India, photography, Religions of the World, Shiks, Taj Mahal, travel, Udiapur, Varanasi, Wagah Border
10 Comments
One Solitary Life
This photo was taken by my son, Chris last weekend when he an his family visited New York City for the Christmas festivities. As you can see, the shot was taken from seats in the auditorium of Radio City Music … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged angels, baby Jesus, blogging, camels, Christmas, donkeys, Living Nativity, Magi, New York City, One Solitary Life, Radio City Music Hall, sheep, shepherds, travel
10 Comments
Christmas Eve at St. Peter’s Basilica,Rome
This is St Peter’s Basilica, Rome, Italy, the largest church in the world and the headquarters for the Roman Catholic Church. which has 1.2 billion members across the world.( Interesting, that number is the estimated population of India. . . … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, Christmas Eve, Italy, midnight mass, nativity, obelisk, Rome, St. Peter's Square, St. Peters, world's largest church
17 Comments
Piazza Navona Christmas Market
Piazza Navona Christmas market in Rome is on the list of best European Christmas Markets. It is on the ancient site of the Circus of Domitian and has the shape of a stadium because of the games played there … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, Christmas in Rome, gifts, Italy, manager figures, ornaments, photography, Piazza Navona, sweets, travel
31 Comments
Befana’s Italian Christmas
This is Befana,the Italian mother Christmas. Traditionally, she is the one who delivers gifts, but the date is not December 25th but on Epiphany, which is January 6th. You may know the expression “mamma mia” which is an Italian expression … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged baby Jesus, Bafana, Buon Natale, camels, Christmas, Christmas traditions, Epiphany, gifts, Italy, Magi, mamma mia, new king
25 Comments
Squirrels in Winter
Winter skeleton trees straining for the kiss of the sun. If you look very closely, you will see some nests high in the branches. I have to confess that it has not been very long ago that I noticed the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged animals, blogging, nests, New York, photography, squirrels, winter
37 Comments