Posted in Eating Out, tagged afternoon, bangalore, brunch, buffet, cafe chinois, cheap food, Eating Out, frazer town, lazy, pan asian, sunday on June 30, 2008 | 1 Comment »
CafeChinois
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In case you are wondering how to spend a lazy Sunday, what to cook on a lazy Sunday afternoon, leave everything to Cafe Chinois. Well that’s what we did last Sunday. Located on the Frazer Town road, above Daily Breads, next to Global Access, this is a nice and cozy restaurant serving [...]
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Posted in 1 on June 16, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Bliss
Originally uploaded by lighttripper
Photo Courtesy:- Vinayak (lighttripper)
The title is self-explanatory. What more can I say?
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WhereToIndia
Originally uploaded by lighttripper
Photo Courtesy:- Vinayak (lighttripper)
I get a very strange feeling when I see old dilapidated houses. I mean for me, there is only home and not house. So when I see old ruins of abandonment, I see abandoned homes. This photo also gives a very sad and haunted feeling juxtaposed with mystery.
I am [...]
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Mother: Soooo… you want to become my son-in-law. Suitor: No, but I don’t see any other way to marry your daughter.
In the month of Jaishtha , there is a festival among Bengalis called, Jamai Shoshti -a celebration meant for the beloved son-in-laws. Usually during shoshti, the sixth day of the lunar mothers fast for the [...]
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Posted in Thoughts, tagged atheist, beliver, durga, God, kali, non-beliver, ram lila, religion, science, spirits, spirituality, vishal bhagwati jagran, vishnu on June 13, 2008 | 3 Comments »
They asked, “Do you believe in God?”
I said, “Yes.”
They said, “Great, we are doing a Vishal Bhagwati Jagran. We need you to support us. Please donate some money for the cause.”
I said, “But I don’t believe in all this.”
They said, “But you went to Vaishno Devi last year and you just said that you believe [...]
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I had always been an average student in school, atleast that’s what everyone wanted belive. What they did not know, that I was the “average” of all “experts”.
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