Crafts for Christ
Yesterday I was invited to an amazing all day workshop at a cafe in a nearby village. “Himalayan Tapestry Creative Day” was billed as a day for women to learn a wide range of crafts – quilting, card making, watercolor painting, [...]
If Tiles Could Talk They’d Be Text-Tiles
My friend Ana of I Made It So has this wonderful weekly feature on her blog where she invites readers to dig into their blog archives and recycle a favorite old post. She provides a theme each Friday, we all get to fish around for something [...]
The Fab India Legend
My friend Radhika Singh’s book on Fab-India has just been published (you can order it here). At the Dehradun launch for the book this past Sunday, people shared stories about what the shop meant to them and I found, to my surprise, that I [...]
English Mem, Hindi Bolni-Walli
When we first moved to Dehradun I bought groceries at a local shop, occasionally on credit. I was friendly with the shopkeeper, but we didn’t know each others’ names. One evening while making my purchases, I asked him how much I owed [...]
WrongDiagnosis.Com OR The Masi Who Cried Wolf
This is a post in which no one is going to look good, least of all me. Masiji had a fall over two weeks ago. I took her to the hospital immediately (me being good) where an x-ray revealed that her ankle, though badly swollen, was only [...]