Last night I taught a wonderfully sweet middle-age Indian man how to make pizza. He is the dearest of dear souls, may be a mob boss, and clucks over us like a mother hen. His name is Viirazu and definitely deserves his own post here in the next few days.
On an unrelated note, tomorrow evening 9 of us are boarding a train (3rd class A/C sleeper car) and traveling 12 hours to Hyderabad for a few days of excitement and adventure. We are leaving our handlers/tour guides/caretakers behind in Vizag and hoofing it with our guidebook in tow. We are staying in a horribly touristy hotel, but refuse to look or act like tourists. We are the Corps of Discovery. Hyderbad is a beautiful, old, rich city full of Muslims and pearls. And they are known for their silver, perfume, and cuisine unlike any in Andhra Pradesh. Yes, please.
There's lots of world out there...
About Me
- Suzanne
- A full-time life enthusiast, I believe in traditions, rituals, having adventures, throwing themed parties, and playing dress up. I study what it means to be human and how to improve the human experience. I love learning about history, food, world religions, folklore, languages, and how people understand the world around them. I love the gospel and my family. I go to Hindu festivals on the fly, plan on learning to ride an elephant, get eye twitches when I'm stressed, talk passionately, want to grow up to be a true lady, and wonder if it's really that hard to learn to play the banjo. I’m a small town girl who found her people in DC. I believe I can change the world.
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