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Late Night Stereotypes

There is a trick to eating alone. Tonight, I learned fast. One must appear confident and more than comfortable. One must be at home. No one tells you that buying trips, along…

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One Sensibility Versus Another

Today we are exploring carving made from Makrana stone. This is marble which comes from the quarries in Makrana, India. Claudia pointedly notes a difference between Indians and Americans. Because most Americans…

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The Question by Suzanne Willey

Later, in Old Delhi I am wearing diamonds so big and heavy I announce, “I need to go to the gym so I can lift my ring.” Claudia laughs and says, “That’s…

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Finding Nice Things by Suzanne Willey

We’re looking for a feel. Or, is it, we’re feeling for a feel? We are sorting through hundreds of silver plaque amulets in one of Delhi’s obscure markets. Claudia notes, “They’re not…

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First Assignment by Suzanne Willey

This time of year, Delhi is enveloped with fog. It hangs in the air all day, and at night enters into the hotel lobby. Like Chicago, it’s winter, but it’s not a…

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Just Another Castle?

We went to Fatepur Sikri (Fah-teh-purr Sick-ree), another example of Mughal architecture at its best, at the urging of Pig. She asked, “As long as we have traveled this far, shouldn’t we…

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What a Sight?

It was around midnight in Connaught Place, Delhi. We had arrived back in the capital city before our departure to Nepal the next morning. Pig said, “Let’s explore.” And we all had…

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