India-Morocco's love letter (summer, 2007)

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.

I found this postcard I bought at Panjim (also called Panaji)... such a beatiful city. One of my favorites within the whole world. I found it at a gloomy stationery located on a beautiful street by the sea. Before I came in I felt the breeze, the sun, the weather was perfect. And the postcards I found were it too. I hope you like this one.

4 comentarios:

G. Páramo dijo...

me gustan mucho las fotos del blog, aunque los textos en inglés...

bueno, como sea, sigue compartiendo tus aventuras por el mundo.

Nash702 dijo...

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!)

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Adriana del Moral dijo...

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.