This morning I realized it'd been AGES since I posted anything here. I realized it because I went to read Ruth's blog about her vacation.... and loved it. Then I followed the links to Praveen's blog... and Praveen the one who rarely posts entries had posted two since the last time I had...
AND then I went to check out Sandhya's blog and sure enough, she had also posted since I had.
With new posts on both of theirs and none on mine I was shocked. I saw my errant ways...
I have been neglecting this blog. I repent.
I have posted two new entries below.
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May 2007
Keeping in touch...at home and from half a world away.
May 2007
To My Friends & Family in India
I started this blog in January 2005, shortly after returning from spending a month in India. This is what I wrote and it still stands today.
Thank You! Thank you ALL for all you did for us to make us feel loved, welcome and comfortable during our trip to India. I was totally amazed at how we were treated so well and felt so welcome in the family circle.
I will never forget this trip, no matter how BAD my memory gets. Besides the wedding and reception and some of the ancient structures we visited, I will mostly remember the friendliness and overall "goodness" of the Indian people. I think that India's greatest natural resource is perhaps her people. My family in the US is very different than my new Indian family in many ways, but there are similarities too, especially in the love we feel for each other which can now be expanded to include the larger circle of both families.
Thank You! Thank you ALL for all you did for us to make us feel loved, welcome and comfortable during our trip to India. I was totally amazed at how we were treated so well and felt so welcome in the family circle.
I will never forget this trip, no matter how BAD my memory gets. Besides the wedding and reception and some of the ancient structures we visited, I will mostly remember the friendliness and overall "goodness" of the Indian people. I think that India's greatest natural resource is perhaps her people. My family in the US is very different than my new Indian family in many ways, but there are similarities too, especially in the love we feel for each other which can now be expanded to include the larger circle of both families.
Links
- Mom's Photo Album
- tearing down walls - my empty nest renovation project
- Naomi's Blog "All The Way From San Jose
- Ruth's Blog "Here Goes"
- Sandhya's Blog
- My Travel Blog
- Prasanna & Santhana's Visit
- Ruth's India Wedding Photos
- More India Wedding Photos
- Random India Trip Photos
- More Trip Photos
- Sandhya's Wedding
- Naomi & Amon's Senior Pix 2004
- Beks Restoration Site
- Beks
- Ruth & Praveen's Website
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