an eggless omlette?!

the meals here get better! got up this morning quite hungry and so ordered an omlette with cheese forgetting that pushkar has no egg! so i was presented with this eggless omlette! i wouldnt recommend it by the way!

well the monsoon has now hit rajasthan. its not too bad at the moment. its rained most of today but just a drizzle (its spitting!), so no torrents of water flowing down the streets - YET! hopefully our journey to jaipur tomorrow will go ok, i dont fancy spending hours on a hot and stuffy bus cos the roads flooded!

done sooo much shopping here! its great! so cheap too! not looking forward to packing tonight though cos my bag was full when i left banaglore! so far on my travels ive left something at each hotel to make room for something new!! its been books, toiletries, trousers that were a bit minging anyway and some writing paper! every little extra bit of space helps! ill definately be leaving at least one book here, maybe even more! oops! hehe the shopaholic has returned! argh!

well ive just about dried off from wandering round pushkar today, but we are popping out for dinner later on cos weve eaten at the hotel 2 nights in a row due to the rain and each time its taken about an hour to make some really basic meals! (my omlette took 40min this morning!!) so we are going to venture further afield!

cant believe ive got just over 2weeks left in india. noooo! looking forward to popping back to bangalore to see everyone before i leave though! Part-ay methinks!!!!

ttfn

xxx

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Slink said…
only two weeks?! crikey me... hasn't time flown. Make the most of your time there hunny.. xx
Sunday, July 17, 2005
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