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Waddya Want?

OK, so I want to know what you guys want :) WHat kind of things do you want me to blog about? Any cultural questions? - Sharon wanted to know about the dots (or Bindis/tikkas) that people wear on their foreheads... do you guys have any other cultural questions that I should blog about? Any pictures that you want to see? - Here's a pic Annie wanted me to post :)...
So comment and let me know what you want to see :)

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Anonymous said…
I probably don't know enough to know what to ask. The 'dot' will be a good one. I really enjoy everything you come up with. So just anything you think of and every thing you see is ok by me.
8:11 PM
Michael Anthony said…
i have enjoyed your blog for a while. but as you know, i would love to know how you make chai. I have a recipe i use here, but id like to know how you do it. other than that i would really love to know more about the kind of work you all do...
8:38 PM
Brandon and April said…
more pics of monkeys! :) haha
i like anything ya'll write about!
6:06 AM
Brandon and April said…
I want to know if Indian people are relatively clean people...like use soap when they "wash" their hands, etc. locals here are NOT clean at all!
6:18 AM
Aarmel said…
Hmmm...India = clean? That should be an interesting post! :) How about something on temples in your area? (sorry if you've already done one on that!) Umm...or how about a tour of your house? Or a listing of the most famous sites to see while in the Capital?
11:49 AM
Deanna said…
How hard is everyday life? For instance, what's shopping, cooking, running errands like? How loud is it there? I'd also like to see a photo with as many people in it as possible.
10:15 PM
Emily said…
I like Deanna's ideas! Also I like when you post cultural information, because I always learn new things. :)
10:33 AM
Adam SheF said…
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1:17 PM
The Agarwals said…
Thanks for the pic! :-) It makes me smile everytime I see it! Kinda like a reminder of the "Good ol' days!!" Some things never change, like our fun hubbies!
-I always wonder what do you guys eat the most - do you try to make American food or do you go for the local stuff?
7:11 AM
Morgan said…
Oh, I want to know how to make chai too!

I need to ask this question on our blog too. I just never know what people will find interesting.
3:06 PM
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