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India in a nutshell
I'm not really here Started conversation Jan 26, 2011
Fabulous times had - LOADS
Tempers lost with dogs - 0
Tempers lost with stupid people - 2 (add 6 noughts on if 'irritated by stupid people is included in that)
Punctures - 2
Times covered by red dust - just the 1 but it lasted for 22 days.
India in a nutshell
I'm not really here Posted Jan 26, 2011
Thank you! There will be more info, and photos, but not sure if I'll have that organised before h2g2 bites the dust.
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coelacanth Posted Jan 26, 2011
Welcome back!
(Someone has told you about this haven't they? F77636?thread=8018187 )
India in a nutshell
I'm not really here Posted Jan 26, 2011
Yes, Teenacher told me something was up......
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I'm not really here Posted Jan 27, 2011
Dogs worked with - 5
Dogs would have squidged into my suitcase if I could have - 1
Times had to tell another woman to stop abusing one of the dogs - 2 (Should NOT have been *my* job to do so )
Inches lost around the waist - 2 (or 1 if I stop breathing out)
Times missed doing my own cooking - 0
Before we went out I was told the chefs would cook anything we wanted. This is a lie as they're all vegetarian and at best we got some scraggy chicken I was scared to eat as the bones were so brittle they were shattered inside the food. I was sick to death of the food by the time we left, but so happy not to have to do it myself.
Didn't get a stomach upset, ate 3 meals a day (for the first time since I was about 15 and still lost weight. It's the . Must stay off it!
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nortirascal Posted Jan 27, 2011
Lovely to see you back, Mina
A friend introduced me to website that may amuse you "Dog Fort" my particular favourite "Dog Fort Guam", it may just be the militarist in me that finds it amusing
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Peta Posted Jan 27, 2011
Really pleased to hear that you enjoyed it -
You must tell us all about it when you've got more time - must rush off and work again now...
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I'm not really here Posted Jan 31, 2011
Dusty, dirty, complete absence of women from any village social event had me completely speechless on a number of occasions.
It's lovely and sunny, but dusty. People living in towns with cows wandering through the shops, and piles of rubble everywhere. Half demolished buildings with people apparently living there and hanging out their washing, monkeys on the motorway barriers. Washing drapped over barbed wire fences, laid out on the ground, frogs in the shower and in the toilet, scorpian watch in the mornings for our shoes, squirrelly type things chewing holes in our washing, washing drying when hung out overnight! Wonderful dancing from the school we visited, where shall I start??
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toybox Posted Jan 31, 2011
Oh, someone told me about the monkeys. In the cities, they can be quite a plague entering the buildings and playing with your paperwork (throwing it all around the place -- basically, doing what you would like to do if you didn't have to send it back the next day )
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I'm not really here Posted Jan 31, 2011
Maybethey are looking for the typewriters?
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