I just finished a very long post about our day today when Internet Explorer deleated all my work.
I'm too tired to do it all over, so here are the cliff notes.
-Went to Sikh temple
-Bought cell phone
-Got lost in Delhi
-Went to bazaar
-Got swindled
-Talked to local and learned that I had gotten swindled
-Talked to fellow EAP peoples and Learned that everyone had gotten swindled
All things concidered I feel as though the extra money I payed on everything was the price of my education. And, if you compare it to my formal schooling, I at least got a good deal on that.
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Jordan, it's no wonder you don't like Scrabble.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting. I was wondering when you would resurface. Sounds like your off and running on this adventure.
ReplyDeleteDid you get the pictures I sent?
Dad
Just checked the weather in Delhi - 102 at 8pm!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI know this isn't news to you two, but anyone reading this might be interested.
Things I want to hear about ...
ReplyDelete1. check out a yoga practice?
2. I want to know if the "never use your left hand" is as big a deal as you've been told.
3. do kids jump rope there?
4. is there a Starbuck nearby?
5. does the format of a Christian church service in India resemble an America church service or a Sikh/Hindu service?
Sounds like the cost of a good education is getting cheaper ... but more exotic. I'm excited to see pictures of Roxy dressed in her sari and you in your fez.
ReplyDeletePS: This is my first blog experience. Ever. I'm so 21st century!
just curious. you say that you got swindled. What do you mean by that? Was it like this: in America, you might buy a T-shirt for $15, then go to india and see the same shirt for $10, buy it and find out you had been swindled because you could have gotten it for $5? Or did you just incorrectly do currency conversion math in your head and think that you were spending less money than you actually did?
ReplyDeletedude i wanna know how you got swindled! wait maybe i should keep reading.
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