The Story of the Handsome Indian Man and His Random Acts of Kindness
The village where I lived for 10 years before moving to Bangalore has a few ‘town drunks’ like any town in any country in the…
The village where I lived for 10 years before moving to Bangalore has a few ‘town drunks’ like any town in any country in the…
The past 10 days in India have been interesting to behold. A horrific attack on December 16th in Delhi left a young, innocent physiotherapy student fighting for her life for two weeks only to die needlessly after being gang raped on a moving bus by six men – and then by a rusted metal rod. (more…)
Every time that a man thinks he can touch me without permission, for his amusement, for “fun” … it astounds me. First, I wonder what kind of depraved LOSER is the guy that needs to cop a feel of my body to get his jollies. Honestly! What is it with some Indian men? It’s as if they are animals with no self-control, no education and certainly no respect for women!!! (more…)
I remember when Guns N’ Roses signed with Geffen Records and their debut album came out. Well, in the spirit of full disclosure for me…
Haven’t read part 1 yet? You really need to or you won’t know the characters in the tale I’m about to finish telling.
…once again this is insanely long so please go grab a beer or some wine or tea first! (more…)
Barnaby, a blogger friend from New Zealand who was living in India until earlier this year, once wrote an article comparing being white in India…
Still to this day, I am the only non-Indian employee at the Indian offices where I work. It’s a growing company with a couple thousand team members spread between offices in the U.S. and India (more…)
The monsoon breeze is blowing and the rains are pouring down at our flat in Jaimahal and I’m inspired to do something I don’t normally do…write a short and honest ‘my diary’ post inspired by some things from my week. (more…)
Ahhhh water. Who’da guessed that there are so many different customs and habits surrounding water that I would encounter when I moved to Bangalore? Not…
In middle class America, most teenage kids look forward to starting our first “real jobs” when we turn 16 (the legal age for employment in the U.S.). (more…)
(this post is really long...sorry!) My blog has been a part of my daily life since the first day I moved to India. But I've…
Recently I went to a wedding reception in Mysore. An Indian friend of mine had just married his lovely Iranian bride and they invited hundreds of friends and family to celebrate. There were massive outdoor tents and romantic twinkle lights, men and women dressed in stunning gowns and suits and sarees. (more…)