Monday, October 13, 2003
Scribbled down on October 13th, 2003 by she
Posted in Where No Flan Has Gone Before
I attempted to wear my silk saree today and gave up after an hour of trying to get the top portion to drape correctly. Unstarched silk sarees slip and slide everywhere and not simple to get in place. I know there has to be a secret to wearing this thing, but I’m going to have to call it a day and wear something else before I start screaming in my mirror. I’ll ask the girls to help me sometime later in the week.
I settled on my kurta pajamas and toddled off to the hotel lobby. Anand and I headed into work early today. We met up with Linda and Bill in the lobby – where they were headed to lunch with Manish.
Our graduation, party and pooja took place before work this afternoon. Bindu surprised me with a Ganesha for my car, and Divya immediately arranged to get it blessed. Bill and Linda had their laptops blessed – luckily, mine was safe downstairs in the training bay and wasn’t in any danger. Unlike Bills’ laptop, I’m certain my Ganesha will be even more likely to function correctly after the prayers said over it.
At the end of the pooja, Linda, Bill, Manish, Rajesh, Jaspreet, and myself were invited to light the lamp.
Bindu and I agreed to move our trip to Iskon and lunch to Thursday, since both of us were feeling a little tired. Instead, we’ll take a quick trip out to look at the famed 22k gold sold in India.
As we were headed home, I learned that Bill has a direct view of the cows from his room. It’s hard not to break out laughing when you imagine the look on his face the first time he stepped out onto the balcony and looked out into a field of our bovine friends.
Outside of work, it was a pretty uneventful day. Sleep…work…return to the hotel to sleep. Once again, I’m up to watch the sunrise as I’m not able to get to sleep until the wee hours of the morning.
I think I need another weekend just to recuperate from the last one!
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