It has been two years since I was travelling-living in India. But India is sometimes like the sea (as Emilio Pacheco says): it begins where you first met it, and it comes to you everywhere.
It has been two years since I was travelling-living in India. But India is sometimes like the sea (as Emilio Pacheco says): it begins where you first met it, and it comes to you everywhere.
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me gustan mucho las fotos del blog, aunque los textos en inglés...
bueno, como sea, sigue compartiendo tus aventuras por el mundo.
Daaaamn miss!!! I read what you wrote in that post card though! My linguistic teacher is sooo passionate! Cool stuff, it seems that you had such a great time in India. I have a couple of bengali friends, from Vegas and Cali; they are proud of their heritage.
Anyway, see ya in class and please, do not celebrate independence day!!!!
Regards,
Pozole Eater.
(Im missing it, but not this year though!)
Gabriel... ya estoy escribiendo el libro. Va a empezar "Vine a la India en busca de mi padre, un tal Luis del Moral". Es en serio... jajaja.
Nash: You make me blush!! I think I simply have no limits when I write, and maybe it was to much to upload the back of the postcard... anyway, love is not something to hide, I guess.
I did not celebrate the "Independence" day. There's not so much to celebrate about... I spent the night listening music, and drinking wine with a couple of friends. See you and read you.
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