Local children celebrate 'Ganesh' in Mumbai
posted by Sylvia @ 11:47 am
4 comments
20 September 2005
About Me
- Name: Sylvia
- Location: Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
I believe in facing my fears...the world scares me sometimes and I feel so down as I put one foot in front of the other going to work, coming home and paying bills and making sure everyone around me is ok. I feel its time to make sure I am ok as otherwise what is the point. I have therefore decided to go out there and face my fears. As I want to live. Its my dream, its my fear and its meant to be! I suggest that everyone takes a good look at their own lives and has a good think about where they are and more to the point where they want to be! Thanks for taking the time to read my blog. Comments welcome x
Previous Posts
- My first place - Hotel Anukool (what a great room!)
- Mother Rama and me in Taj Mahal Hotel, Mumbai
- Mumbai - guys selling the jewellery, ?, Sahil & As...
- Dr D, Alex - Germany, Jessica and Louisa
- Leena and Saijal - England
- Ranjit - teacher and host, Ann Elise, Azosa, Louis...
- Leena - England, Azosa - Japan, me and Dr Dennis -...
- My team leader - the Belgian 'Aooo drey' doing 'yo...
- At bus stop in Kannur!
- With Bart in the internet cafe - he will accept ca...
4 Comments:
Hello doll,
looks like you having a great time. Thought you out there to work!!! ha ha. pics are fantastic. keep up hard work.... good luck with yoga!!!! Love Jennifer L x
Hey Sylvia,
I'm so happy to see that you are well on your way in your adventure; well done to you! Enjoy and keep safe.
Love Sacha
Hi Sylvia
Streetwork is going fine you left us in safe hands lol. Glad to see you are enjoying yourself and discovering new things all the time. Keep safe and keep living your dream. Luv Sharon xx
' How weak and thin are our dreams and desires, how insubstantial the intrigues of politics and everyday life compared with the cold winds of Kars. It is because we failed to find happiness in poetry that we found ourselves hiding in the shadow of politics '
Orhan Pamuk, in 'Snow'
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