ABOUT ME
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A restless spirit who believes that life is too short to do just one thing, I have re-invented myself several times over. I have taught Japanese to techies and creative English to young learners. In my search for a good travel tale, I have snorkelled on the Barrier Reef; zip lined through rainforests, snowmobiled in Lapland, and floated on the Dead Sea. I love the colour purple, junk jewellery and cherubic kids, read anything I lay my hands on, and slow down with yoga. I love learning languages and interacting with people of different nationalities. I firmly believe in the power of a hug and in always eating dessert. Travel and writing are integral parts of my DNA. My ever growing travel wish- list is a topic of discussion with my family and friends!
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Hi Kalpana, Thanks for adding me to your Indiblogger network Your blog sure looks interesting and I am going to take my time to read through and comment.
Thanks Sudhagee, will look forward to that!
What city is that behind you in your profile picture. Looks lovely
Thanks D for visiting! That’s Prague , one of my favourite European cities, even with the crowds now..
It does look charming.
Will be coming by this blog a lot more often
AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME ….it is what only i can speak of about your blog……i am really very very jealous of you….ha ha ha ha….i wish i could be those places……never mind…your blog will take me to places…..
Hi Kalpana,
I am srini here from Mumbai, saw the amazing village, pics and the details regarding the village in Meghalaya, you have covered and written well. This village is a must visit place for every one before one dies. I have spent 4-5 yrs in shillong during my school days.
Please let me know the travel details, budget etc., which would be really helpful for everyone.
Thanks – Srinivas – email id – srini1512@yahoo.in
thanks Srabanthi! For all that praise and for visiting! Hope to see more of u!
Thanks Srinivas! Mawlynnong is reachable from Shillong by road ( about 2,5 hours). You can choose to do a day trip or stay overnight at the Guest house there- basic accomodation and food. You can contact Deepak Laloo or Carol Nongrum (0364-2502420, 09863115302) and rooms start at around Rs 1500.
I stumbled on your blog (Luck)by Chance..and now i’m here to stay..to see the world from ur eyes and to hear the bustle from ur ears…
Thanks so much Kokila!
Reading your profile, I can sense that you are a person who lives life fully, extracting the juice out of every second. Really impressed with how you chanellised with your restlessness and re-invented yourself several times over. May your wish to visit more places come true and you enthrall us with your scintillating travelogue!
Thanks Braja for the kind words and your visit! Look forward to your future visits to the blog.
Hi Kalpana,
I am a metallurgist who stumbled upon plasma technology 42 years ago and have made a career interwoven between the two disparate subjects, topping it up with Advanced Surface Engg. Am married to a lady who grew up in Shillong, so am quite fascinated by your tales of travel. One of the subjects I teach design students is biomimetics or bio-inspiration, and I have been using some of your excellent phtographs to make them think. Many thanks for this excellent blog. I will keep coming back.
Warm regards,
Thanks Max Babi! I am really honoured that you are using my blog to teach! Please note that my blog has migrated to a new site. Do use google connect to follow!http://www.kalpanasunder.com/blog