I don't know what to do. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!
Its gonna be ok. Its gonna be ok. Its gonna be ok.
Two parallel streams of activity -
the daily objectivity and the infinite eternity.
Each, more real than reality itself.
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Places/ things would love to return to
- Stand with the cold blast in my face, prayer flags fluttering, snowy peaks around and S by my side at 3000m above sea level
- Being inside the ornate hall with the HUGE buddha statue inside Punakha Dzong, Bhutan
- The coastal drive in a car with a sunroof ... from LA to San Diego
- A six course dinner in the silence of the Gibson desert
- The quiet evening at the Adelaide Oval
- Sitting on the cold marble steps at the Saraswati Temple in Pilani, as the dusk falls
- The under-water walk at Mauritius
- Hot air balooning in the second largest baloon in the world!
- Breakfasting at Burj-Al-Arab
- A b'day on Gold Coast where I met Batman and Elvis sang for me :)
- Seven colored earth - Chamarel
- The sailboat to Murud fort
- Kesar Ganj, Meerut
- IB3 and the fruit orchards at Sri Ganganagar
- Athenoes at the Mediterranean
- The doorway filled with nameplates at Kandy
- The jazzy Melaka rickshaws
- The scary Mangalore airport
- Ajmer Sharif
- The oft traveled streets of Jaipur
- The apple orchard in Manali
- Argentina - Mexico world cup match at a cafe in Manhattan
- A warm splashy afternoon at Oak Creek in Sedona
- The member's gallery at MCG
- The sonar qila at Jaisalmer
- Ah ... the foodie streets of Delhi
- The breezy tank at Malleshwaram, Bangalore
- The Ghee dosai at Dawangiri
- The turqoise lagoons at Mont Choisy
- The rock of mysterious peace at Uluru
- A city that we walked in 4 hours - Adelaide
- Bombay ... on a 6 AM train from Ahmedabad
- Kolkata with its hung-in-time feel and Flury's
- Bangkok with its shoe-lined streets :)
- Delhi with its open air museum of monuments
- Cruising the Nile with its ancient banks and inky nights
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