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Monkeys & the City

Today Emily and I went out around town to do some business things, "other things" and to have some fun. To start off the morning we went to one of my favorite parantha places :) We had yummy paranthas (I had a yummy lemon one!). Here's a picture of Emily by the Parantha place - see the monkey? - he was throwing things in my hair - ick!
I thought these quits were awesome!
Here's a view from one of the metro stations :) There weren't many cars on the road, so it looked a little funny :)
I thought this doorway was cool :) It's not a great picture (my 50 mm lens is stuck on my camera and I couldn't stand in the middle of the road to take the picture) but it was so cool I just had to take a picture ;)
Fun!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Haha That guy behind Emily looks like her's about to pop a baby out!! Monkeys freak me out...that would be freak to have one throwing things at me! I absolutely love the picture of the doorway!! Too cool!
SouthAsiaRocks said…
hahaha! Awesome :)
I totally thought of you when I took that doorway picture! :)
Jeni said…
I always love your pictures! :)
A Little Water said…
seriously the indian man looks prego. and a little bit scary. i'm loving all your pictures of your adventures.

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