You poor little thing :hunf: :roll:

Life is sooo hard sometimes. LOL!!!

You are SOOO right about that. While I'm staying here in a luxurious hotel, have a personal driver, etc., the reality is that so many here in India are poor beyond description. Here's a photo that I snapped the other day on the way to work of someone's "home". Yes, we are truly, truly blessed.

You poor thing! My heart breaks for you.

Sorry, you've fell upon misfortune!! Looks like you've got it rough!

Where's the jam-packed streets with masses of people and cows and electric lines all snarled together and hanging down so far as to scare you to death?

I live in Indiana too but I don't have it that good. Do you have someone to turn your pages for you???? Enjoy, thx for sharing.

Oh, those are here too, in places. We're in the Whitefield section of Bangalore, which is close to the outskirts of Bangalore (pop. 5 million people).

Great photo. Looks like a shot to submit to QA.

Eddie, I'm so sorry for you in that difficult situation. :lol: :lol:

I'm in Bangalore, which is in the southern part of India. I'm here on business for two weeks to teach some of our Indian employees. The weather here is splendid - 70's and maybe up into the low 80s. I will so miss this weather when I have to return to the US at the end of this week.[/quote]

My granddaughter came from Madras, now known as Chennai.
We are so lucky to have her and we remind her often how lucky she is to have been adopted by our daughter and now live in this wonderful country. Although we do remind her not to forget from where she came......

Several of the people in the class that I'm teaching are from Chennai. It's at a lower elevation than we are so it is hotter than blazes there right now. Everyone from India is so kind to us here, though, it really is a different culture from being back home. The Indian people are warm and welcoming in so many ways.

boy i coul.d take that kind of hard

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Looks delightful to me!

lol like my dog would say: ruff ruff .. LOL how can you stand to be in such extremes ?LOL

I went to India for about three weeks just before I started college on a Girl Scout Wider Opportunity. My favorite places of all were Mysore and Bangalore. It was such a great experience for me and especially a good experience just before I started college. Really did make me appreciate what I had. Although it is a beautiful country with a rich heritage as well. (I brought home a few textiles wish I could skip the long plane trip and go just to shop for more, now).

Oh I am SO sorrry you had to endure such misery!! lol :P :roll: :-P

Aaaaawwwww, poor baby. <very large smile> I know it's a rough job but somebody has to do it. Hang in there.

so sorry you have to endure such misery... 8-)

Ahhh, you poor thing. What a way to have to live! LOL

Some people just have it rufffffff. Be strong & you will get through it.

Such inner strength......

If you need me to, I will change places with you.

WOW Awesome.

You are too funny! Yes, we are all thinking of you over there in such a horrid place... :D So glad you are able to have the enjoyment of life.

So sorry It's so difficult. LOL

REally tough!!!! :)

What kind of job takes you to India? It may be exotic to travel the world, but~~~~
Glad you have your beautiful quilting work to keep you sane while away from home. Be safe, and return soon. ')

Ahh, so rough. What do you do in your leisure for enjoyment (LOL).

You deserve a raise for working so hard!

Ah, I see your delima. Enjoy

Poor thing. Just try to adjust the best you can. I should have it so bad.

L O L !!! Have FUN! :)

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No wonder you're finding it hard to work on your quilt. LOL

Looks really difficult...lol.

I was going to say enjoy yourself...but it looks like you already are. :)

Am glad you're enjoying yourself and teaching others. It's unfortunate that there is so much pain for so many people there. Ironic how those with so little can be so friendly and caring. We all need to appreciate what we have ... we are so blessed and take so much for granted....then you see the homeless situation. SAD. Off my soapbox...enjoy yourself, take lots of pictures, take in as much culture as you can, buy lots of beautiful fabric and, most importantly, report back to us:) We'll experience India vicariously through you:)

Poor thing. Bless your heart.