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Author Archives: Kitty Vindaloo
We live off the tourists’ beaten path. Nobody who’s traveled to India for fun comes back saying: “I went to Bangalore, man, that was so rad…” Ok, I may be using some old hippy stereotype here, and I don’t think … Continue reading
One of the good things about India is that when you run out of things to blog about, poof, something new and adventurous happens. As you can guess, we had to go to the hospital this afternoon. In a battle … Continue reading
I still snoop from hotel windows, and I am not about to stop. I love watching life in India, everything seems to happen outside, in the open, for everyone to see. These are my observations from our room in Hyderabad … Continue reading
Three weeks ago in Mumbai, we had seen a lot of men and young boys digging through mud on the beach, looking for something I thought were crabs and fish (previous post). Good news: we found the crabs, though they … Continue reading
We need a maid. I know I sound like a snob when I say that but there are many reasons why we need a maid. Everybody has one. Or two. And a cook. And a nanny. And a gardener. And … Continue reading
A lot of my life here is spent watching people. Sometimes I am simply walking to stores around our house, sometimes riding on the back of the Vespa, and if I follow E. on business trips, often from the hotel … Continue reading
I have devised a system where I nestle the camera between E. and me while riding the scooter into the villages, so I can press the shutter, wave and smile, and not fall of the machine, all of that simultaneously. … Continue reading
We were in Mumbai for a few days and became full tourists again, as opposed to our regular status of “expats” in Bangalore. Mumbai is more cosmopolitan than Bangalore, has more Ambassador cars, more beggars, more disciplined drivers, more visible … Continue reading
It takes a lot of patience and “in your head cursing” to survive India. The dryer got fixed on Tuesday. It took them several days to find time to come to our house, but they finally did. Twice. A first … Continue reading
It’s a bit of an exaggeration, but I have been taken hostage by the Indian customer service industry. I am waiting for the dryer repair guy. It’s the fourth time I am waiting for this exact guy. He was supposed … Continue reading