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Hope not so soon but might take time
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This young woman from Poland, Karolina, is married to a business man and this colors her perspective. The entrepreneurial spirit is strong all throughout India. Thanks Martian !
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Yes that’s true including me.i now prefer to mk everything here.. Rather importing
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Indians are great problem solvers! I love India and PM Modi! We stayed in Amdavad in Gujurat.
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I know you..we had been talked lot in my other blog which was deleted..I remember you well
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well, hi! I am glad you remembered me and my great love of India! Smiles
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That’s great. N hope you will hv time on my blog
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I love this, Anne. Really good, really nice. I wish I could still travel.
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Angie, glad to hear from you. How are you?
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I’m doing okay at the moment. My computer is so overloaded I can barely get on it though. A friend is trying to help me erase some obsolete files from the hard disk without erasing the entire hard disk — something I’ve done in the past. He spent a couple of hours today just finding some I had managed to lose — some vital files, that is, so hopefully, with his help, I’ll get back up and running soon. If nothing else helps I’ll just put all of my pictures on disks and reset the thing back to factory default. That will mean putting WordPress on a disk, along with everything else I want to keep, and I hope Steve knows how to make that happen better than I do. Then I’ll just have to remember to stop saving everything I see and like to my computer. That will be difficult for me to do because I’m sorta like a hoarder at heart, but the computer is only about a year old. Of course, they come with built in obsolescence, which means, basically, that the minute you pay for one it is outdated, but still I want to get a few more years out of this one. At least I was able to open my reader tonight, even if I still can’t open my blog yet. Maybe soon….
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