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18th October 2007
singh
Durga puja - From: Durga Puja Pandals
Hi, Friend Navratri, the festival of nights, lasts for 9 days with three days each devoted to worship of Ma Durga, the Goddess of Valor, Ma Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth and Ma Saraswati and many many happy Durga Puja. Plesse visit for more detail http://desidirectory.com/indian-festival-events/
3rd October 2007
nilkant
Durgapuja - From: Durga Puja Pandals
Hi, all friends NAVRATRI 'Nav' means 'nine' and 'ratri' means 'night', thus, 'Navratri' means 'nine nights'. There are many legends attached to the conception of Navratri like all Indian festivals but all of them are related to Goddess Shakti (Hindu Mother Goddess) and her various forms. Though it is one of the most celebrated festivals of Hindu calendar, it holds special significance for Gujratis and Bengalis and one can see it in the zeal and fervor of the people with which they indulge in the festive activities of the season. Thanking http://desidirectory.com/indian-festival-events/
16th October 2006
julia ali
its true mim is here - From: Getting that Hijab
I was with him at bech club,at the national mosque,near the at masjid jamek.Mim is a very professional person,and he is kind too.He loves natures and always apprecited what he sees in malaysia.Mim,please come back again.Malaysia is nice and the malaysian too.
2nd October 2006
Kelly
dioramas - From: Altars
Are you getting some inspirations for your dioramas?
2nd October 2006
cindy
taxi altar - From: Altars
i love those little light-up altars. You can buy them on the street, esp around major temples.
29th September 2006
Kelly
you should write a book - From: Bombay: Oh My Gods!
Mim, your photos and descriptions are awesome, with all descriptions ringing of your unique perspective and humor. If you turned this into a book, I think it would be really successful! thanks for including me on this! Kelly
29th September 2006
Genny
Hindu Godesses - From: Juhu Beach Hindu Temple
Why do they have four hands?
29th September 2006
kdh
UN? - From: Juhu Beach Hindu Temple
I'd probably get in trouble with some god somewhere if I were to say that that temple looks a little bit like UN Security council? It is VERY cool indeed.
28th September 2006
Karl
Wow... - From: Elephanta Island
You really are inspiring me to go abroad sometime. It must be cool to see all of that and have an appreciation for the way other people live. Hurry back! We miss you! :) Karl
28th September 2006
sharon
but are u having fun?? - From: Transportation Issues
The traffic, the cows, the xanax, you sure you don't miss work??Be safe!!
28th September 2006
Nisa
Amazing - From: Elephanta Island
Wow, cave temples are amazing, nice photos. Hey you look nice in this blue flowery shirt!!!!!!! Nisa
28th September 2006
Steve
Mumbai Hoop-dies - From: Transportation Issues
Did that one picture (view from Rickshaw) have a family of four on a moped? Do you hail these things like taxis? Do the taxis stop for the brothers in Mumbai?
28th September 2006
cindy
auto! - From: Transportation Issues
ah, those lovely autos. Make sure to hold onto everything, mim. Things fly out in matters of seconds. And i found that wearing a scarf over my mouth helped with the emissions and dust.
28th September 2006
Kathy
Appreciate your sharing - From: Bombay: Oh My Gods!
How very interesting, impressed with your knowledge, especially for an ex-catholic. The temples are exquisite.
27th September 2006
Nisa
Thanks & regards - From: Bombay: Oh My Gods!
Salaam Mim, thanks for the pics, they are beautiful, looking forward for more. Hope you enjoying your trip. Nisa
27th September 2006
Deb
Jain - From: Bombay: Oh My Gods!
There is a Jain Center in Burtonsville. I have always been curious about it . . . thanks for educating me.
27th September 2006
kdh
dang! - From: Bombay: Oh My Gods!
These pictures are awesome! Thanks so much for sharing -- you know how much I love gods, altars, and all things associated. Who knew you were in India? Can't wait to hear all about it!
8th August 2006
Raksha
keep it up - From: Seoul to Kuala Lumpur
Hey Mim, These batu cave pictures are really great. It gives good idea sitting at any corner of the world as well about coverage of Hindu Gods. Great.
10th April 2006
Su
Masjid Jamek - From: Good Morning Kuala Lumpur!
The picture of the mosque situated where 2 rivers meet is named Jamek Mosque or Masjid Jamek in Malay language. One of the older mosques in Kuala Lumpur.
5th April 2006
Meredith
Temple envy - From: Buddhist Temple and Etc.
I've been on a trip here in the states and it's just not the same! What a fantastic adventure and you humor continues to delight me! Thank you for the photos and your commentary, both entertaining and informative...are you home now? Can't wait to see the next wave of altars to coem form you! Meredith
30th March 2006
Nisa
Excellent job - From: Buddhist Temple and Etc.
Salaam Mim, Thanks for keeping us updated. Your travel blog helped a lot to know about Kuala Lampur, Malaysia and It feels that I been there myself, wonderful, excellent job. Now come back , Allah Hafiz (God’s Protection) Nisa
28th March 2006
Steve
Dogs - From: Cemetaries of Kuala Lumpur
What's up, you didn't get a picture of the dogs chasing you? Man, this is really fantastic and a treat that you would do this. It's like being there, without the searing humidity. You sound so damn happy it leaps out of your comments. Be safe!
28th March 2006
Selva
Beautiful - From: Good Morning Kuala Lumpur!
Good views & very detail pics. thanks
28th March 2006
Selva
Good Job!!! - From: Cemetaries of Kuala Lumpur
Your are excellent!!! Very good explanation & i felt like i was touring with you. I enjoyed your "hijab" search. What color did you pick? Looks like sign language helps you alot in this trip. Pls. show your face on one the pic. b4 you leave from the KL Airport. Good job!! Enjoy your trip & have a safe return.
28th March 2006
Kristen
I love me some cemetaries - From: Cemetaries of Kuala Lumpur
Glad to know I'm not the only one who visits dead people 'round the world. Loving the blog Mim -- sounds like a great trip!
28th March 2006
Nisa
Interesting - From: Cemetaries of Kuala Lumpur
Interesting!!!!!!!! For some reason I like the idea of visiting cemeteries. There is a saying in my language (I don’t even know how to interpret in English) every one has go to a cemeteries often to remind themselves that there is the end of life and this is the final path, where every one has to travel, as this is every ones destiny
25th March 2006
Paul
Thanks - From: Getting that Hijab
Great stuff, Mim. Thanks
24th March 2006
Ina
Love this! - From: Getting that Hijab
Didn't realize I could respond. I love this, Mim. I look forward to your blog every day. Keep them coming and have a great time. It's beautiful.
24th March 2006
Dave
Mim Pics - From: Getting that Hijab
When do we get to see Mim in some of these pics. As far as I know, you are down the street fabricating your trip from the basement of you home picking random pics off the web. Let's see some evidence!
24th March 2006
Kathy
Beautiful - From: Getting that Hijab
This is just wonderful, I love the beautifully colored fabric and the lovely smiles!
23rd March 2006
Paul
- From: Good Morning Kuala Lumpur!
I feel like I'm on the trip with you!
23rd March 2006
Paul
Stairs? Mim? - From: Seoul to Kuala Lumpur
Glad you are having a wonderful time. The pictures are gorgeous! Regarding the steps at the Batu Caves... if indeed you did climb those stairs then you no longer get my sympathy as you mow your hilly lawn back here at home. By the way, no woodpecker sightings yet. Continue to have a great trip. Selamat Tinggal. Paul T.
23rd March 2006
Amanda
Wow - From: Good Morning Kuala Lumpur!
Mim... this is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures!
21st March 2006
David
I'm Catholic - From: Seoul to Kuala Lumpur
I'm Catholic and I don't drive like a maniac. I hope you enjoy your trip.
21st March 2006
anonymous
- From: Seoul to Kuala Lumpur
Oh, honey! You mad travel hound, you! Yipppppeeeee...isn't grand to up and leap to another world! So happy for you....keep up the journal and the picks, you write like you talk and that so so fun...like being there. Meredeeeee
21st March 2006
Nisa
Bantu Caves interesting - From: Seoul to Kuala Lumpur
Wow, got your travalBlog and it helps to get to know about Seoul, it’s amazing and seems that you had good time there. You told me about this travel blog on phone but at that time had no idea what the hell you talking about, anyway found it very helpful and interesting. Would like to know more about Bantu Caves on your return and will check the website as well. Wish you all the best and safe return
21st March 2006
Dave
So cool - From: Seoul to Kuala Lumpur
Thanks for including me on your voyage. Sounds very very interesting.
21st March 2006
Betsy
Yay! Glad you like Kuala Lumpur - From: Seoul to Kuala Lumpur
Thanks for the AWESOME update and phots. What an amazing journey. Write in your more personal emails more detail about what you LIKE in Kuala Lampur!!


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