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Yearly Archives: 2014
“100 Foot Journey ” Film Review
Two giants, not only in film and entertainment, but in the world, came together to produce this film “100 Foot Journey”. The theme of journey begins in the title. An Indian family of cooks ends up in the south of … Continue reading
Posted in film, India, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, cinema, clash of cultures, cuisine, cultural differences, cultures, film, food, France, French food, Indian food, love, movie, Oprah, Spielberg
4 Comments
Happy 68th Birthday, Incredible India !
August 15, 2014 Headlines Share the News 5 India would be celebrating the 68th Independence Day on 15th August 2014. Celebrating Independence Day is not complete without wishing the fellow citizens “Happy Independence Day”. Earlier these messages and greetings … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged August 15, blogging, devotion, freedom, Independence Day, India, Mr. Modi, poetry, Prime Minister
14 Comments
Delhi’s Incredible Growth
“Unbelievable but true,” Officer Singh. Images from the inner city to the rapidly growing suburbs. The high rise apartments are like none I have ever seen. . . . . anywhere! If you were to live in Delhi, would … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged bikes, blogging, British rule for 200 years, Delhi India, education in India, electrical wires, electricity, India, Indian Middle Class, New Delhi, old city, suburbs, tourists, trash
2 Comments
They Eat What?
Ring, ring. . . . “Hello” “Mrs. Bell?” “Yes. ” ” Please hold for a call from Dr. . . . . . ” I recognized the surname of one of my enrichment students, Scott, but I didn’t know his … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged acceptance, ancient civilizations, Arizona, children, China, misinformation, puppies, religions, Religions of the World
26 Comments
Amdavad’s Sunday Market
Sunday Market in Ahmedabad (Amdavad) Posted on May 14, 2013by annetbell This market is named “Sunday” solely because of it’s location at the end of the Ellis Bridge and its”business only on Sunday”. There are daily markets all over the city as these … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, India, Uncategorized
Tagged Amdavad, animals, blogging, bunnies, elephant, Ellis Bridge, goats, green parakeets, India, photography, Sunday Market, This is Incredible India
7 Comments
Tiny Indian Squirrel in Agra
In Hindu India, all life is a gift from God, even tiny, insignificant animals. Of course, it may be their belief in reincarnation or a real love of life. For me, I choose the latter. Tiny Indian Squirrel Posted on … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Agra, blogging, Gift of life, Hinduism, Holy Book of Ramayana, India, Indian squirrel, life, squirrel, tiny, travel
14 Comments
Cow Concert . . . . Music Monday
Look at the horizon line. . . . This made me so happy . . . . I think my cow friends in India need a concert, too! Any cow or animal music stories to share?
West Africans and Doctors.
Ebola is the virus striking fear into hearts all through the world. Here are the countries where the epidemic originated and continues. For us in the west, it seems impossible that it can’t be contained because we have provisions for … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged doctors, Ebola, epidemic, fear, medical treatment, West Africa
21 Comments
Star Trails by Sunchaser
This is some mighty cool night sky photography!
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Astronomy, blogging, night photography, night sky, photography
2 Comments
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