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Category Archives: Travel
Saturday Theme of Flying High. . . . . Hello Jet packers!
Jennifer Aniston’s commercial about showers on Emirates Air. Yes there are showers, beds, and work cubicles complete with WiFi in First Class on the large Emirate jets. In coach, there are attendants who speak languages from around the world. There … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Emirates Air, flight, Jennifer Aniston, jet packers, travel
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“Trainspotting” a film of Scotland, Desperate Lives, and Heroin
I saw this film in 1996. It rocked my world as I had no insight into the world of young people living in poverty in Scotland , immersed in the drug culture. . . . . heroin to be specific, … Continue reading
Posted in film, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Choose Life, desperation, durg use, Edinburgh, Glasgow Scotland, poverty, Scotland, Trainspotting the film
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Eklingji Temple, My Favorite. . . . .
This temple, Ekklingji near Udiapur, is my favorite of the Hindu temples in all that I have visited in India. And we visited many of them as 80% of India is Hindu. Why, you might ask? Thinking and wondering … Continue reading
Off Year Election Day
The weather continues to be lovely with blue sky, sunshine and 60 + degrees in early November. Most unusual and I love it. Today was the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November which has legally been the voting … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged broken sidewalks, First Tuesday after first Monday of November, Off year election, potholes, vote
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Canadian Thank You to Punjabi Loyalists
Canada Shows Some Love Back. Punjabi Becomes The Third Official Language Of Country’s Parliament This honor is a thank you for years of Punjabi faithful enlistees to the Canadian aired forces. Deepu Madhavan India Times November 3, 2015 It’s official … Continue reading
Saints
This is the island for burial in Venice which you visit by way of a vaporetto , or taxi boat from the main islands of Venice. This place came to mind today as much of the world is celebrating All … Continue reading
Sacred Places. . . . Cordaba
This site has been a sacred site since ancient Roman times in Spain. It was a Roman Temple to the goddess Janus who was the double headed goddess. Next it was converted to a Christian church dedicated to St. Vincent … Continue reading
Help for the Homeless in Dublin
Five modular housing sites for homeless families identified Dublin City Council report says 150-153 homes will be allocated to homeless A modular home, as part of an exhibition in Dublin. File photograph: Nick Bradshaw Olivia Kelly from irishtimes.com Wed, Oct 28, … Continue reading
Water Wheels in Kerala, India
The history of Kerala begins at 5000 BC with the European contact in 1498 and Vasco Da Gama. The British colonized this state. Kerala has the distinction of being the only Communist state government in India as well as boasting … Continue reading
Posted in India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged backwaters, blogging, British in India, India, Kerala, tourism, tourists, transportation, water bus
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Castel Sant’ Angelo
From Google Public Domain If you asked my son today, many years after our times in Roma with groups of students, he would tell you that the Castel was and is his favorite site. He has a picture or … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient Rome, architecture, Bernini, Castile Saint Angelo, fortress for the pope, Hadrian, history, Roman builders, Rome, secret passage, Tiber River
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