Blogs from Midtown, Atlanta, Georgia, United States, North America - page 5

Kate here again... Yeah...so...hi everyone who's still stumbling upon our little neglected corner of cyberspace. :) If I'd been keeping up to date on Liza's hugely successful LizaWasHere blog, I might've realized that she's been linking to us here. Needless to say, we kinda lost our travel blog momentum over the 2nd half of our trip this past summer. By the time we realized that we'd fallen off the "updated regularly" wagon, we had soooooo many pictures and general fatigue from being on the road for so long, that everything just kinda fizzled. We also had a consistent yet annoying habit of forgetting to take pictures when we were with friends and family. So consider this the official closing of this particular blog for updates. It was a GREAT trip. A fabulous time was had, and ... read more

My flight landed at Newark (New Jersey) airport at 3 am in the morning. Now it was time for immigration check we were ready with our immigration form filled in. We entered immigration counter and there were separate line for residents and non residents. It was my turn now. The lady who was having an immigration check entered my last name and her computer hanged it was because my last name is very common in US UK as well as in India its Singh (Sardar Insan nahin gadha hai :)).But I m happy with this comment because I m not a sardar I m Rajpoot. So at last her system got a check of mine and she gave me an immigration for 3 months. Then it was our turn to get our luggage and load it ... read more

(disclaimer - I write this blog solely from my observation and information I received. I didn’t mean to offend anyone - so if you’re sensitive towards the homosexuality subject, I would suggest you to skip the blog, because this is not for faint hearted people) Ah, Atlanta. I always find cultures are interesting, that is probably the biggest reason I’ve been addicted to traveling, just to experience different things and explore new places. After two years residing in the big city of HOT-lanta, finally I realized that there is an obvious culture that I hadn’t even considered on exploring. The one Atlanta is famous for, the one is that so close that laid out before my very eyes. The gay culture. You do not need to be gay to experience the culture. The only thing needed ... read more

I've updated our profile with a map of our route, but it is taking its sweet time to update so here's the link. You have to zoom out a bit to see everything. Sorry. But I'm not doing it over again, so there. :P ... read more

I received my Acceptance letter (Certificat d'admission) from Sciences Po today! ... read more