We had a meeting at this lady's house and she wanted me to see her baby billi (cat.) Billi Kali hai.
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- This blog started as a way to keep in touch with family while I lived and worked in Jodhpur, India. Since then I've been in France, Germany, Belgium, back to Alabama, back to France...and now in Alabama again. So, it's a little bit travel, a little bit cross-cultural, a little random and maybe politically incorrect. As of August 2009 it will focus more on international everything in Birmingham. Next up is a sojourn to ARGENTINA in December 2009.
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3 comments:
Sweetpea reincarnate...is it a housecat, it's ears look unusually large?
Oh...I was so distracted by her cleavage that I didn't even see the kitty. What does Billy Kali Hai mean?
cat is black. i say this phrase all the time...esp. when beggars are asking for money. it works.
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