This afternoon we went off to the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens to forget our science project frustrations. The garden is full of huge old trees, shaded pathways and palm trees.
There were not a lot of flowers in bloom, but some of the trees were flowering and quite beautiful. Again we sat reading our books, or chatting and simply enjoying the quiet. A chai walla came by so we couldn’t miss the opportunity to have chai in the park.
This evening we went off to the Baha’i Feast to mark the end of the Baha’i year and the beginning of the new one. It was very informal and a little disorganized, but it all worked out nicely in the end.
CM
Tomorrow is the Baha’i New Year (Naw-Ruz)! The girls are excited, as they expect gifts are involved (rightly so, but we tease them that gifts are only for good little girls and are they sure they’ve been good). We plan to spend the day in Bangalore at a celebration where there will be games, food and even a bon fire. The following day we head back to Mysore again to visit Baha’is there once more.
CM
2 comments:
Wow, I had a chance to look at your pictures and articles dating back some time and feel so happy that you guys were able to take this trip--and happy for your kids as they really get a sense of the world as one country.
Our Naw Ruz celebration was really big here 600+ and the usual festivities. But who could compare that to seeing the various traditions all around the world! Anyway, I hope you enjoy your European trip coming up and wish us luck as our family goes on Pilgrimage in July! :)
-Martin
Martin, great to hear from you. Happy Naw-Ruz!
Wow, enjoy the pilgrimage in July. That should be amazing.
All the best to your wonderful family.
Nadim
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