10 years ago
Posting after a very long time. Got some really amazing clicks in Bhopal and Pachmarhi during my recent visit. Just a sample. I have a big stock of pics ready to share! :-)
I somehow loved this click way too much. I had clicked it during our Yercaud office trip earlier this year. A tribute to all the wonderful women I know!
A sweet guest bloomed in my vase this weekend!
My friends Kirti and Hardik having a good laugh at a party. This one pic captures the wonderful times I have spent with the Art of Living gang in Dallas. This is how we meet, this is how we have fun and this is how we say good byes.. :-)
AOL Dallas rocks!! :-)
I had the opportunity to attend an Art of Living event in Dallas for Bhutanese refugees last week. These people of the mountains have had a very tough life. They had come to live in Bhutan in the 1890s primarily from Nepal and generations were settled in the country. In the 1980s thousands were forced to leave the country just because the king of Bhutan thought they were "different" people. You can read all about them here. Some of these are really heartbreaking stories.
There was a senior AOL teacher in Dallas last week and he was to meet the Bhutanese refugees, share a little bit of knowledge and basically sing and dance. These people are amazing. I mean the whole energy level of the group was something else. The love, devotion of these people will simply melt your heart. And while I was clicking the entire group, this little girl caught my eyes. I absolutely loved the twinkle in her eyes.
It was such a pleasure being there. Will go again!
I think I am going to post some photos from my Ennis trip for a while now. We went to basically see the bluebonnets which spread like a blue ocean throughout Texas during spring time. They especially are a sight along fields. Union Hill is a small town near Ennis where we stopped by to see huge field of bluebonnets.
Harley Davidson - yeah..The place has so much character.. One of the best things I liked in US are the small scattered towns in the vast country.. It keeps my faith on humanity! :-)
