Archive for the "India 2008" category

Heeeere’s India - The Books Have Arrived!

August 22nd, 2008

India Cover

Phew - it feels like a really long haul but I was pleasantly relieved when I picked up the India books from the freighting company yesterday afternoon.

They’re beautiful and amazing!

I’m all at once exalted, humbled, grateful, happy, excited, energized and exhausted. Do I take …

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Indian Chef Wanna-Be

August 4th, 2008

Thali Plate

Thali plate from a restaurant in Hampi, India

Last week, I was perusing the cookbook aisle of a fabulous bookstore in the Chinatown neighborhood of Seattle. The bookstore, Kinokuniya, is attached to Uwajimaya, an international grocery store where, although a bit high-priced, …

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Photos of the Day: Kerala, India

February 19th, 2008

I’t’s been exactly one month since I left India and I’m already nostalgic to get back there. What better time to reflect on my month-long journey than through photos of one of the most beautiful places I visited, Kerala.

Kerala Boat

Fishing boat just south of Varkala. …

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Traveling to India - 5 Tips for What to Wear

February 15th, 2008

I’ve had several women contact me in the last few weeks and ask for my suggestions on what to wear in India. GREAT question gals!

Despite the revealing clothes worn by Bollywood hotties like Aishwarya Rai, India is a socially conservative country. As a traveler, you’ll be immediately judged and treated …

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What I Like About… Home

February 11th, 2008

It’s no secret that I love being on the road. I enjoy the sights, sounds, smells and freedom that a plane ticket and the lack of a laptop and cell phone brings.

But I also enjoy being home.

Sunset in West Seattle

Another thing to enjoy, sunset near …

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Advanced Health Care in India: Stem Cell Treatment

February 8th, 2008

During one of my few days in Delhi, I took some time to visit with Amy Scher, a woman I had been introduced to via email just days before she was departing the U.S. for India.

Amy has been in Delhi for a couple of months receiving embryonic stem cell treatment. …

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WOW - Women on Wanderlust in India

February 4th, 2008

(Full disclosure - I’m back from India, safe and sound, and am now catching up on my blog posts.)

I gave myself a few days in Delhi so as to do some souvenir shopping and to visit with a few new friends. One of these new friends was Sumitra Senapaty, owner …

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Tips for Enjoying Delhi

February 1st, 2008

After an amazingly relaxing week in Varakala (a little TOO relaxing, I might add), I shot back up to Delhi via a JetLite flight. I was a bit concerned about an airline that calls itself “lite”, but, despite the fact that it departed a couple of hours late, I …

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Reality Travel - Solo in India

January 29th, 2008

OK - so I wrote the Essential Guide for Women Traveling Solo. I didn’t say solo travel is always easy - as I was reminded part way through my India journey.

I had been in Varkala for just a day. I wasn’t feeling well though I had checked myself into …

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Cool Technology in India

January 28th, 2008

As frustrating as India can be with regards to lack of infrastructure, there are some cool items that I’ve been able to take advantage of while on the road.

Most notably is the fact that for less than $1/hour, I can access (when the power isn’t down) the internet and, if …

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