rapturous you're review is rapturous. want to spend a month at Odissi Dance school too.....does that mean you fly through the belching toxic fumes of traffic and rubbish when you have to leave and go outside. seems like a rude contrast between life in dance and life on earth.
orissi dance Paul, I went to a performance in Delhi when I was on ICO and thoroughly enjoyed it. Sadly haven't managed to repeat the expereince when actually here in Orissa. I love the dance, its style and forms and the sheer athleticism of the dancers is astounding.
Another outstanding entry, bud! Well done. You capture the art of Odissi dance with great eloquence. Your words are as captivating as the dance! - I thought I was right there with you in the audience (though hungry for a paratha and paneer given the late start :))
Enchanting I was 'there' Paul...............................fabulous review and you took my right into the performance - I could hear the anklet bells and see the eye expressions. I want to go to Odissi Dance. Hugs Marguerite
my vote goes to.............. I loved 'most cows in truck'; 'most optomistic'; and 'most babies' categories
but then 'where to sit' category and 'I love my job' and 'most colourful' also need votes as do.......... .
An inspired salute to the adveture of the local lifestyle in India.
catch you,
cheers
Annette
Hahahaha.. Mr. Mahadev strikes again !!! funny and entertaining..wonder i see them everyday but never noticed every overloader like u did. ;) and have u ever come across a truck filled with steel bars hanging out from it.It would be the best contender for Dangerous overhang category !!
nomination This was enjoyable and having just come back from Bangkok myself where I saw several dodgy overloads, nothing compares with this display! I like the most cooking pots overload followed by the most colourful. Our Ute effort with lone cattle dog tethered seem lame in comparison.
Fantastic!!! Oh dude!!! Very good job! You already told me that you had a good idea for this blog! Very funny!
It was also funny taking this pictures from the back of Gladys! We can repeat when you want! ;)
My faves I think my favourites are best camouflage and best optimist (cracked me up - pardon the pun). And I eagerly await the romance blog!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hugs Marguerite
thank heavens for 'lerve' gorgeous to read of your exploring lerve and leisurely lust in south India. i do remember Kerala state as lush and abundant when I was there a '000 years ago. I loved the flower garlands and street iddlies and dosa and the waterways. It's great to read about the your opportunities for meeting such a collection of internationals and how your story meanders with them.
always promising myself to catch up more regularly
sending out good thoughts
cheers
Annette
What a trip!!! Great travels Paul - thank you for sharing - and while I pick up the 'nuances' I have to say I was wanting more romantic 'stuff' in your story. But then you already know I'm a sucker for cuddles. Hugs
Thumbs up Amazing, buddy! A real pleasure to read: witty, endearing, funny, interesting. Keep it up! May I suggest - in order to make your readers travel even further - that you add a map of India, with the highlighted route of your trip? So many tongue-twister names that I can somewhat approximately place, but would love to place the where and when more precisely..! Catch ya soon on Gmail :)
Amazing!!! It was an amazing trip dude!!! Wow! Fantastic!! It could be a one week trip but look, we did it pretty well!!
Gladys is still in Chennai.... bastards!!!!
Enjoy your months in Bhubaneswar (don't get grumpy!) and plan something special for May and June!
See you soon (ups....) (maybe in Australia?)
Bhubaneswar Hi harry
I am on hols in Tamil Nadu right now. The best way to keep in touch with events for lgbt is through the group called SAKHA - the guy who heads it is Subham. Can you email me after Feb 21 and I will give you his email address?
Paul
good dear all
its nice to see some good thing is happening in city like bhubaneswar for lgbt community. i would like to be part of it.provide me the events date if possible in future.
thanks.
There is something about Balinese... Same experience for me with Balinese people ...'Lovely smiles which seem to be the default mode for them. And a way of relating that immediately makes you feel warm and accepted. And they are very laid back...' My experience of the chaotic traffic in Bali (once attuned by Putu ... our beautiful young Balinese driver ... to the harmony and love that is so much part of the culture )was of sailing along down a river ... ebbs and flows and lots of respect...
annette
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you're review is rapturous. want to spend a month at Odissi Dance school too.....does that mean you fly through the belching toxic fumes of traffic and rubbish when you have to leave and go outside. seems like a rude contrast between life in dance and life on earth.