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| 13th October 2009 Raman | hi there - From: blissssss hi, I'm a design student and an architect here in India and I'm researching on the problems that tourists face while finding there way in Indian Cities. Please mail me your comments, ideas, observations on this. I'm based in Delhi and this research is for the improvement of signage systems in the city. Thanks Raman |
| 17th September 2009 bhaskar | - From: Southern India...part 2!! the photos are nice ,u have showed me the whole temple ,i appreciate ur work ,how do u fell trip to india ,and i have to ask u one thing ,how do u fell the street sellrs ,do u fell poorness in them |
| 13th September 2009 satyendra | pics - From: picture time...at long last! beatiful snaps and its seems dt its full of ecstacy to visit dis cities................... |
| 6th August 2009 Ruby | Thanks for sharing - From: villages, nandi hills, fights to the death...it's all here in india! I'm really enjoying your India travelogue. I have travelled a lot, but have been dreaming about going to India for many years. I hope to go next year, but it's a hard trip to plan since I want to go for at least 3 months and I can't get that much time off from work. So I've put my request out to the universe and in the meanwhile I scan the internet for reports from people I can relate to. I'm enjoying your descriptions immensly. You seem like a very positive and spiritual person. |
| 18th July 2009 Mark ~ | vicariously wonderful ~ - From: in the south hello there and Namaste ~ i've read all of your blog postings since you arrived in Delhi and i love the way you describe your experiences and your feelings about what you see and encounter while in India ~ i'm patiently awaiting the time when i can have my own experience of the incredible subcontinent ~ thank you so much for sharing ~ when i read your blogs, i feel like i am there with you ~ thanks ~ i mean......... danyabad ~ |
| 16th July 2009 travelbloglover | Indus Valley Civilization - From: in the south Hi, I read that you were doing some discussions on ancient india history including topics live IVC, Veda etc. It will be interesting to read the following link which will be really informative to you. You can raise questions based on points mentioned here. http://kedarsoman.wordpress.com/2007/01/01/a-new-perspective-on-aryan-migration-to-indus-civilization-ii/ Bye, |
| 15th July 2009 Bangaloreguide.com | - From: in the south Great content and the way it is presented.. I would appretiate if you could write/publish the same @ bangaloreguide.com. |
| 30th June 2009 Mamma | Rain is on the way - From: blissssss Rain sounds fantastic! Your blog reminds me of Lagaan and how the people were longing for rain after prolonged - year after year after year - drought. Same sentiments are brought to mind by a favorite poem of mine - Градушка (Hail) by Пейо Яворов, one of the finest poetic talents in Bulgaria - the action is in a poor village at the end of 19th century, several years of extreme drought, no harvest, no food, no life. People are aching for some rain, which eventually comes down but for a few minutes and the precious drops are followed by thunders, hail, more lost crop, and total despair. I am sure relief is coming for you - the forecast for Bangalore already predicts temperatures lower (by 15-20oF!) than the ones in Delhi, and more rain. I hope you will not feel chilly :), but rather reassured. Take care, Mum |
| 25th June 2009 manish | Nice to read your blog - From: Holy Mother Ganges i am indian and nice to read ur blog..atleast you found something to smile and like here ...we all know indian is not clean and very dirty.... :) manish |
| 27th May 2009 Mamma | Good luck - From: Now Hi Kally, spero che lei ha goduto e apprezzato in tutto l'amore, il calore, l'attenzione, l'ammirazione e la cura che avete ricevuto in Bulgaria. Questo può essere raro, così noi tutti dovremmo essere davvero grati. Buona fortuna con i tuoi amici a Roma e Viterbo, e in tutti i futuri viaggi in Grecia e Barcellona. Sono ansioso di sentire da voi, con tanto amore, mamma |
| 26th May 2009 Mattia | - From: my homeland..Bulgaria! Wow ! Wonderfull :) |
| 26th May 2009 KallyDevi | ciao! - From: Now Oh...ciao! come stai, com'e' passato il compleanno all'horus? Mi dispiace che non potevo esserci, sarebbe stato bello...ma sono ancora in Bulgaria. Ora sono a Plovdiv, una citta' bellissima dove abita una mia nonna, e poi i cugini, mio zio, etc. Ancora un po' qua, ma questo viaggio e' quasi finito...questo pomeriggio parto per Sofia per la notte, e poi domani mattina torno a Roma. E tu, che fai domani pomeriggio/sera? Forse ci vedremo all'horus, o a valle faul...voglio andare al parco, al aperto, sotto il sole =) vediamo, vediamo... o, ancora una cosa...se ti piacciono le foto e vuoi vedere di piu puoi andare anche a myspace.com....forse lo conosci, e' come "facebook", ma un po' diverso..a me non mi piace facebook..myspace e' un po' meglio..ma li' ci sono tante foto dai viaggi perche' sono per me e per i miei amici, il "travelblog" e' piu' per i miei genitori... se vuoi vederle, vai a myspace.com, puoi cercare con il mio e-mail: marsundying@yahoo.com ...come vuoi tu, e' solo un'idea.. ok, ci vediamo domani, Roma mi manca, l'horus mi manca..tutti voi mi mancano..a presto, eh? =) ciaoooo! |
| 24th May 2009 Mattia | HI !! - From: Now Ciao Kally! Come stai ??! Dove ti trovi ora ? Io sto ancora qui @ Horus, stiamo allestendo e preparando tutto per il compleanno! Peccato che tu non potrai esserci, ma sono contento per te perchè sei sempre in giro per il mondo a osservare le sue meraviglie... è la cosa migliore che si possa fare :) In attesa di tue notizie ... e Foto nuove, ti mando un abbraccio! Mattia |
| 4th May 2009 sunpillar | Wow - From: My Flight to Egypt.. I can`t wait to see all your pics :) I love Egypt hope I will visit soon. |
| 3rd May 2009 Sarah | - From: The Perfection of Amsterdam You knows, its funny you had that kind of experience in Amsterdam. As an American we always think Amsterdam = legal drug use. To me, it was never somewhere I wanted to visit. Now, after reading your blog (which has NO talk of drugs - wonderful) I wold love to visit and see the greenery and a whole culture of happy people. And, I LOVE the picture of you standing under the spring trees! Beautiful! |
| 3rd May 2009 Sarah | - From: My Flight to Egypt.. Yes, perhaps we will see each other there! =) Sounds amazing Kally! |
| 1st May 2009 zizo99 | welcome to my cairo - From: My Flight to Egypt.. hope u liked cairo its my city |
| 8th March 2009 Sarah | =) - From: Winds of change.. Sounds like your change is a positive progressive process! Always new faces to meet, and new connections to make while you are traveling! Have you met any fellow Bulgarians yet? Im glad to read you are still doing great! |
| 19th February 2009 Mamma | Customs and rituals - From: Carnevale Great blog entry! Captivating! Carnevale sounds a very familiar idea - not only for Mardi Gras, but also I find great similarities with the Day of Saint Trifon, patron of vine-growers, wine-producers and tavern-keepers, which Bulgarians celebrate on February 14th (old calendar) or February 1st (new calendar) each year. I remember as a child celebrating Trifon Zarezan (from the verb “zariazvam” meaning to prune vines) with my parents, relatives and friends (fun, fun, fun…). Carnevale also reminds me for another popular Christian Orthodox holiday, “Sirni Zagovezni, which takes place seven weeks before Easter and marks the beginning of the longest period of fasting. It is so neat to once again realize that “globalization” does not take place only in terms of modern economic events, but also in terms of history, rituals, and celebrations. I love how you described the evening Mass in San Marco Church. It is awesome that you had the chance to even spin fire - incredible! Maybe you should go back to Venecia, if you had a chance, to enjoy the city under not so crazy circumstances, and perhaps with better weather. But the memories from Carnevale will always be unique. |
| 12th February 2009 KallyDevi | grazie! - From: life =) Im glad youve been enjoying the entries, and the pictures too. There are definately a lot of neat things going on...I only wish that I had MORE pictures, but I have to be honest, Im pretty disatisfied with the camera I have. I mean, its alright when it works but it just drains batteries really quickly (same problem you had before I think...) so I havent been using it a whole lot at all. Most of the pictures I have Ive stolen from other people....but theres a lot more that I see that I dont really get to record. =( Wish you were here to see a lot of this with me though...soon enough I guess...itll be lots of fun when you and Mom and Dad come to visit! Have fun skiing/boarding this weekend...hopefully itll be a nice break from schoolwork and teaching...speaking of which, how is that going? Keep me updated, Im interested to know how your class is progressing. Best of luck, tata for now! much love. |
| 7th February 2009 Irena | This blog is awesome pleasure reading! - From: life I just finally got caught up with all your blogs, which are so colorful and so fun to read! I love your donkeys, and the story about the festival in Bagnania and the friendly guy who recognized you from his car, and the soccer games you follow, it’s such a wonderful sprot. It really sounds like Viterbo and the area is *such* a great place to get close to lovely people! I adore your pictures—especially the lack of symmetry in the facades, like the one with the gorgeous balconies. And the skies are totally gothic! It makes me happier just sitting and reading your entries and all the excitement and inspiration that comes through! I’ll be looking forward to your entry about Carnivale! xox |
| 7th February 2009 Irena | These are fabulous! - From: More pictures! This time a few from Bagnaia, and then our journey to ROMA! I love the statue of Kally the heroine! I love that there's a sequel! Awesome! |
| 30th January 2009 ilia | Nice pictures - From: pictures Kally, I like these pictures. Viterbo is a real medieval city. Upload more picture to show us where you stroll, eat, dance, sleep, etc. Love, Dad |
| 28th January 2009 Mamma son tanto felice | Simply fabulous! - From: gli amici e il cibo It seems nice and quiet week overall. Having food, chats, dances, and watching movies and football with friends is hard to beat! And all this topped off with learning history and Italian is simply fabulous! I wish I could learn Italian in Italy! And history of the Roman Empire in the heart of the former Roman Empire! And history of the Renaissance right there, in the cradle of the Renaissance (you are only a few hours away from Florence, aren’t you?) - I am having goose bumps! As for the movies, if your friends are interested in watching really good quality Italian movies, here are some ideas - I have heard that the Italian cinema was in a sort of crisis in the 80’s. However, at least two movies that have won Oscars come to mind - Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (I hope the spelling is right, it’s New Cinema Paradise) directed by Giuseppe Tornatore (late 80s or early 90s) and La vita e bella by Roberto Benigni (late 90s). And of course for the taste of real classics - something with Sophia Lorain and Marcello Mastroianni! But I am sure your friends Fabiola, Francesca and Stefano will be much more resourceful and helpful. And for the Italian music, as well. Sorry, I don’t know any typical Canadian dish - isn’t the Canadian cuisine some sort of fusion of English/American and French? Anyway, keep writing - your blog entries are something I am looking forward to reading… |
| 23rd January 2009 Maran | - From: proceedings... I wish I could go on a journey like you, girl! glad to know that you are inspired and having a fab time. Read all what u've written, it's impressive. Pls keep writing! |
| 22nd January 2009 Sarah | Amazing! - From: proceedings... Wow, you are really feeling the magic, it shows in your words! Im so happy for you! Keep writing about your adventures, they're lovely to hear! =) I cant wait to hear about the Vatican City! Lot of love and Italian sunny or yah! Ciao |
| 21st January 2009 Mamma son tanto felice | proceedings - From: proceedings... Wish I were there… I am happy because you are happy! Keep writing - it's mesmerizing! |
| 21st January 2009 Mamma son tanto felice | The Beginnings - From: The Beginnings... Great beginnings! Fascinating, impressive, contagious! A way to go girl! |
| 17th January 2009 Lucas Pakele | Amazed - From: The Beginnings... I am amazed to say the least. Already you make Italy sound like something that could only exist in stories, but yet it exists. I will try to remember to keep in touch, but with the semester starting next week I must remember my humanity...not to mention my own forgetful personality, but I shall try to remember from time to time. I'm thrilled to be connected to someone such as yourself going through awesome adventures. I kinda feel like an acolyte. (If you've read the Pendragon series you know what I'm talking about). I hope to read more. Talk to you later and I send my love. -Lucas |
| 14th January 2009 Paul | =) - From: The Beginnings... Ahh Im sooo glad to hear everythings working. Wow! Ya really interested in Italy's history, That's awesome!! Keep sendin up de praises!! Blessings always come down! Findin any Dubsteppas yet? |
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