Monday, February 28, 2011

February 28, 2011


Serve God love me and men   This is not the end  Live unbruised  we are friends   And I'm sorry   I'm sorry   Sigh no more, no more   One foot in sea, one on shore   My heart was never pure  you know me  you know me   And man is a giddy thing   Oh man is a giddy thing   Oh man is a giddy thing  Oh man is a giddy thing   Love that will not betray you,   dismay or enslave you,   It will set you free  Be more like the man  you were made to be.  There is a design,   An alignment to cry,  At my heart you see,   The beauty of love   as it was made to be 
xxx

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Here now



Don't let your mind get weary and confused
Your will be still, don't try
Don't let your heart get heavy child
Inside you there's a strength that lies

Don't let your soul get lonely child
It's only time, it will go by
Don't look for love in faces, places
It's in you, that's where you'll find kindness

Be here now, here now
Be here now, here now

Don't lose your faith in me
And I will try not to lose faith in you
Don't put your trust in walls
'Cause walls will only crush you when they fall

Be here now, here now 
Be here now, here now 

Be Here Now - Ray LaMontagne


Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Home sick.




It is a curious emotion, , this certain homesickness I have in mind. With Americans, it is a national trait, as native to us as the rollercoaster or the jukebox. It is no simple longing for the home town or country of our birth. The emotion is Janus-faced: we are torn between a nostalgia for the familiar and an urge for the foreign and strange. As often as not, we are homesick most for the places we have never known. 
- Carson McCullers


8/18/10

He wrapped himself in quotations - as a beggar would enfold himself in the purple of Emperors.  ~Rudyard Kipling




                Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland




Saturday, May 29, 2010

You could say I have mixed feelings about moving.

PROS-
  1. I won't have to see any more people being beaten
  2. I'll see less homeless/mutilated people
  3. It's cleaner
  4. It's (most likely) safer
  5. Things will work when I need them too
  6. I can make new friends (not that I need/want too...)
  7. I can learn Russian
  8. I can get a fur coat
  9. I can still be an expat
  10. I can travel more
  11. Stronger Church
  12. I hear the school is nice
  13. Good public transportation
  14. I can got o Siberia!
  15. I can officially say I have lived through (at least ) 50 below 0
  16. Beef is widely available 
CONS -
  1. I'll miss India
  2. I'll miss the school
  3. I won't see my good friends
  4. I won't see cows in the street
  5. It wont be cheap in Moscow
  6. People wont look at me
  7. People from subway wont ask me out on a date (funny story about that one (: )
  8. I'll miss my car
  9. People won't ask me if I speak 'indian' anymore ( ): )
  10. I can get away with dressing like a hippie
  11. I won't be taller than everyone!
  12. I won't see guys holding hands (and by hands I mean pinkies! )
  13. I'll have to take the bus to school ):
  14. I have to start ALL OVER AGAIN
  15. I'll be freezing all the time
  16. No more peeing people on the side of the road
  17. Not as much traffic!
  18. No more crazy teachers! ( I hope!)
  19. No more crazy Indian stalkers on face-book
  20. No more bollywood music (FINALLY!)
  21. NO MORE LENTILS! (YESSSSSS!!!!!!)
Crazy as it seems, I don't want to move. Can you imagine that?
xxx

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Three hints to where I am moving to!

Hint one -


















Hint 2 -
It will be like this for 8 months of the year -













Hint 3 -
Россия

Flying Fox

We drove out to the 12 century fort in Rajasthan to go on the flying fox (zip lining)
The Neemrana Fort
My brother is a stud (despite the fact he is trying to get me off the computer at the moment)
Family Picture!
Hahaha!
We were being stalked by the local villagers! 
We're married.
McKenna
xx