What’s up with me:
- Dean Nitin Noria of HBS "I promise you would not want to live in a place with no banks." #connectedandover http://t.co/lm8tDojsMG 3 weeks ago
- 1000th tweet! check out this design #contest at #MIT: sarifixation.com, it uses #upcycled #saris to promote #sustainable #design #diy 1 month ago
- Kinda switching over to Instagram. Handle is hilaryfg. 9 months ago
- Actually world's best lobster roll. @ yarmouth clam festival instagr.am/p/Nln5hvr5me/ 10 months ago
- RT @ishelterskelter: A little bit of Bandra clinging on for a new life in America? helterskelter.in/2012/07/all-th… #life #travel #mumbai #packing 10 months ago
- RT @paulwsj: India’s Tobacco-Free Village on.wsj.com/SxK4An maybe next we could have a city that is Men-at-Side-of-Road-Peeing-Free @ ... 10 months ago
- RT @dingbong: Okay so folks! Man who likes talking dirty! He's been calling/stalking a friend. His number is 096334913828. RT too! 10 months ago
- Understand how it feels to land in Logan with a bag full of moldy clothes and irreparable sphincter damage: hilaryinmumbai.com/2012/07/11/the… 10 months ago
- Ahem @Singlepoor 10 months ago
- Listen to This Terrible Song by Kim Jong-un’s Alleged Girlfriend! vanityfair.com/online/daily/2… via @VanityFair 10 months ago
Monthly Archives: November 2010
i attended a camel fair (part 3 of 3)
Wee! Pushing on through. Good morning, Pushkar: Next up at Camel Stadium was something or other that involved foreign women racing Indian women with water pots on their heads. I don’t see how that is a fair contest, but it … Continue reading
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i attended a camel fair (part 2 of hopefully 3)
In between the official events, we went on the fastest ferris wheel. The view from the top was worth the safety concerns. Camels everywhere!! Here are the ferris wheels with Camel Stadium and one of the mountain temples in background: … Continue reading
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i attended a camel fair (part 1)
Good news: it was awesome. Bad news: uploading a lot of photos at once to my blog makes some error happen so I have to break this up. I went to the camel festival in Pushkar, Rajasthan for four days. … Continue reading
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baby’s first diwali
Diwali, or as I call it, “Indian Hanukah” is the 5 day long festival of lights that for some reason lasts for about 1-3 weeks. If you’re not familiar, here is some background: Diwali predominantly celebrates Lord Ram’s return from … Continue reading
Oh hello, come right in
This was filmed during Diwali, so there are loud firecrackers going off. Sorry! I was originally going to edit this video to be like MTV cribs but I thought I should just put it up asap. I’d like to thank … Continue reading
what I meant by technical difficulties
I apologize for not posting in a while. Four things happened which caused the delay: 1) My computer’s display and logic board broke. When I first realized things were bad, it was pretty early in the morning in India so … Continue reading
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