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Monthly Archives: January 2016
India’s Invisible Women
This is an ashram in India where widows live. They must shave their head, wear white, and beg for their meager life. Their families are too poor to take them in to feed them so this is where they live. … Continue reading
Posted in empowering women, film, India, Religions of the World, service, Uncategorized
Tagged ashram, begging, care for widows and orphans, India, prostitution, travel, widows
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Meet the Patels
What fun this film was last night. We had finished the 10th and final episode of the first season of “Occupied” and David wanted to see some science fiction. I found “Meet the Patels” on Netflix. I had heard Ravi … Continue reading
Posted in film, India, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Ahmedabad, animation, cinema, documentary, film, Gujurat, Gujurati film, Indian films, Indian immigrant challenge, Meet the Patels, Ravi Patel, romantic comedy
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Sneak Peak. . . . . .
“A local coffee company has beaten ridiculous odds and been chosen as the winner of a Super Bowl Ad contest. Only 1 of 15,000 entries could win and this Round Lake company did it with Death Wish Coffee. Bravo!!!! This … Continue reading
Posted in film, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged capitalism, Death Wish Coffee, entrepreneurs, Round Lake NY, Saratoga, Super Bowl commercial
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Driving in India
image by internations.org This is the kind of image often used to show urban congestion and yes I have seen and experienced it many times as we were in cities most of our time in India. This video shows more … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Eklingi, India, Indian buses, Indian rickshaws, Indian traffic, Mt Abu, Rajasthan, rural Indian traffic, tourists, travel, Urban Indian traffic
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“Occupied”
Last night we discovered this TV show on Netflix. It is filmed in Norwegian with subtitles in English. This Scandinavian film market must be slowly opening up after the success of the Swedish/American film “The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo.” … Continue reading
Indian 67th Republic Day Parade
image by the hindubusinessline.com Today is the spectacular Indian 67th annual Republic Day parade celebration with festivals, parade that celebrates the animals, people , children, and military power of this, the world’s largest democracy. President Hollane of France was the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged culture, festivals, Independence Day, India, Indian cultures, Indian French friendship, Indian history, Indian military might, Indian multicultural nation, Longest Constitution, President Hollande, Prime Mindister Modi, Republic Day Celebration, world's largest democracy
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Music Monday “Riders on the Storm” The Doors
I thought of “Riders of the Storm” this stormy weekend. Jim Morrison seemed appropriate. . . . . . Jim Morrison , singer, songwriter, lead singer of The Doors, poet “storm rider” Ruined his body with alcohol and drugs living … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 1960s, 27 Club, heroin overdose, Jim Morrison, Rider of the Storm, Rock and Roll, The Doors
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Snow Smiles
My husband asked if I was posting puppies and kitties in the snow ! Such is his disdain for social media and blogging! No I am not. . . . here are some other animals having fun in the … Continue reading
Historical Site Destroyed
image from the guardian.com This image is from the oldest monastery in Iraq where the faithful have worshiped for 1400 years. Along with the. historical Buddhist statues, Isis has destroyed this monastery. The building may be gone but the spirit … Continue reading
Healthy and Delicious Mango Lassi
This is one of the Indian secret weapons. . . .yogurt at every meal to help with digestion. There is mango lassi which blends two of the mainstays of Indian cuisine. Yogurt helps with the digestion of the spicy curries … Continue reading
Posted in Amdavad, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged digestion, India, Indian drink, Mango Lassi, spicy curries, yogurt
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