personal and travels
Here is the YouTube video of our Taj Mahal trip last December. I have not posted most of our travel pictures, so I just incorporate them all here. I hope you will like the story.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD5gtUoYh_Y
Also check my other videos in my youtube channel:
http://youtube.com/ladygishi
The other day I got this award from my new online friend Napaboaniya. I really appreciate it. We are all in the circle and its good to see we are cheering each other up through comments.
Now I also want to say “You cheer me up!” to Lutchi and photographyperdiem.
Wordless Wednesday: Unveiling her face
A view to the Taj from the main gate. Everything is beautiful, full of optical illusions. A very amazing art and culture; a real wonder of the world.
Weekend Snapshot 26: Beam of light 
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In one of the palaces inside Agra Fort.
PhotoHunt 99: Party 
This party took place in one of Amsterdam’s famous bars and coffee shops, with some old friends and hubby’s workmates from around the world during the worldwide meeting.
It shall be noted that in the Netherlands, the use of soft drugs – cannabis in all its forms (marijuana, hashish, hash oil) has been admitted for the personal use only; it is legal! And openly sold and smoked in Amsterdam’s coffee shops which can legally store up to 500 g of marijuana and can sell up to 5 grams to adults over 18. (We didn’t smoke, ok!) These coffee shops offer several kinds of weed and hash, and usually there is a “menu” to choose from. The prices vary according to the quality (about 5 EUR per gram). Amsterdam has also a major smoking event called High Times Cannabis Cup on November. But there are also so many interesting places and tourist spots in Amsterdam as well.
The weather is still heavy and unpredictable at times, and the mornings freezing, but the sign of spring is here. These are just some snapshots I took around the house. Another season will soon come, afresh and anew. It is so good to see see trees come to life again, except the evergreens, with its beautiful budding. Every time is a blissful morning.
Wordless Wednesday – Safe in her mother’s bossom
Sanjay Gandhi National Park, India.
I am not comparing monkeys with people; I don’t believe in the theory that we come from there. But looking at that scene in that park I didn’t see the monkeys, but I saw the emotional bond between them and made me recall that when we were kids, five of us siblings (that’s a blessing!) then with a year or two age gap, it was not just our mother that held us tight, but our eldest sister too. She would always hold us together so we would not be run over on our long way home from church. The joy of childhood! I was holding tight. 🙂 In case you ask why it is a blessing..
wordless wednesday