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The Broad Abroad
- Kali
- 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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- "We're all Hussein"- Barack Obama
- Zanzibar
- That's what she said: my date with the palm reader
- Us gals at the Fort
- More Fort
- Hookah at the Fort
- fort
- One view from Mehrangarh Fort. Cynthia, Casey, and...
- do I make you proud?
- The two best pictures on mom's computer/ ever
- Female foeticide in NW India
- a triumph
- duh, mr. autowallah
- "And she painted my eyes and lips"
- The Food Crisis in India
- Jodhpur is a हप्पेनिंग place
- Living on the Edge (of Pakistan)/ Lessons in Low-M...
- Sweet. This is the first time blogger has allowed...
- A family near Gagadi
- This is Tippu Bai Ram and her husband, Peera Ram. ...
- Pecola Breedlove
- Lots and lots of peacocks in the desert. I can't ...
- इंडिया इन थे फ्रंट, बम इन थे बेक.
- My attempt at an artsy picture. The colors of dus...
- bains
- Group picture after climbing up to Toad Rock on Mt...
- They don't call it Milk Man Colony for nothing. T...
- A symbiotic relationship in Milk Man Colony.
- The best part of my day.The first few weeks at my ...
- "Every day is Fathers' Day in India."I answered my...
- My host family had some neighbors over the other n...
- One of many emails from mom referencing the "nose ...
- I hope everyone is enjoying my blog because I just...
- Nose ring. I'm really becoming an Indian!!!!
- More monkeys. Don't worry, I have videos, too.
- Temple at Mandore Gardens.
- Mandore Gardens. Just like the Jungle Book.
- I love these monkeys!!! This is at Mandore Garden...
- Dinner. Always too much food.
- Shourab has short arms...I should have taken this ...
- Auntie and I. This is my favorite sari so far.
- Dadi and her daughter-in-law.
- Dadi (my house grandmother) with her grandson, Nik...
- Uncle and Nikhil, his nephew.
- Lordy. I took pictures of these saris instead of ...
- Everyone's fave GRAVIS emplyee, Rajendraji. Whene...
- Bathroom after the sandstorm. I will never compla...
- कलि लाल है.
- Me in a sandstorm.
- peepee
- Getting fresh water from a berie renovated by GRAVIS.
- I just love billy goats. There are 4 things I wan...
- Lady at SHG meeting in Baap district.
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- The kids love me. Here they are crowding around t...
- More village planning.
- This lady got a little sleepy at the meeting (it's...
- Another microplanning meeting.
- Lots of pretty peacocks in the desert.
- Microplanning with the men. The old man in the gr...
- At our microplanning meetings we did lots of exerc...
- I believe this lady was the ward panchayat at our ...
- Stephanie and I trying on Indian men's wedding att...
- Lillian (the Program Coordinator for FSD), Casey (...
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Books I've Read Recently
- Same Kind of Different as Me by Ron Hall and Denver Moore
- The Complete Works of Truman Capote
- The Clothes on Their Backs by Linda Grant
- Women, Work and the Art of Savoir Faire by Mirielle Guiliano
- Basic Black by Cathie Black
- Water for Elephants
- Talk to the Snail by Stephen Clarke
- When Cultures Collide by Richard D. Lewis
- The Reader by Bernhard Schlink
- The Culture Code by Clotaire Rapaille
- The Interpretation of Cultures by Clifford Geertz
- Come be my Light by Mo' Teresa
- Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller
- The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
- The Dalai Lama's Book of Transformation
- A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
- The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
- Brida by Paulo Coelho
- Hard Truth by Mariah Stewart
- Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
- Practical Meditation (??)
- What's so Amazing about Grace? by Philip Yancey
- The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch
- The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran
- The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
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