We were then invited as guests of honour to the Sunday school Christmas play - the play was in Hindi but we had no problem following the story line!! Kids are the same the world over with the littlest waving to their parents, the shepherds nearly had a fight on stage because one of them got their lines wrong and one kid was so nervous he interrupted the narrator because he was so keen to say his lines and get off the stage. It was brilliant....afterwards Megan and Joanna were in hot demand for photos , David, Andrew and I even made it into a few.
In the evening we went out to dinner with Kamala and David Singh, Shenu and Vishal (their daughter and son-in-law) to a local restaurant. After which they took us to a local sweet vendor where we had the yummiest galab jamans. The night concluded with tea at Vishals's parents place. We have all eaten so much in the last 3 days we think we might pop...The good news is (I'm sure you are all wondering about this!!) that so far our stomachs are holding up fine.
Hi guys! Your trip is sounding great and although I haven't commented yet I've been reading them as they come up. I wanted to say Merry Christmas to you all! I hope you have a great rest of your trip and keep up the blog!
ReplyDeletep.s Joanna, you're dip-dyed ends look great, and if you figure out what you want for Christmas and your birthday let me know :-)
Merry Christmas the Laxons!
ReplyDeleteKeep up the fine commentary ... we are loving your blog.
Just wanted to wish you a very Merry Christmas.
XXX The Barringtons
Merry Christmas, Laxons! Do tell us more about Galab Jamans! Be sure and ask for the recipe/technique. You could do a fundraising cooking class when you return. (AFTER you all have had several good sleeps in your own beds!) Missed your smiling faces at the Somervell Christmas services, but so happy you are able to have such memorable experiences. Xo Kaila (for the Pettigroves)
ReplyDeletePS Love love love the pageant photo and description. Soooooo true to life!
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