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My stomping grounds were mainly Chengannur, Allepey, Kottayam, and to a lesser extent Cochin and Trivandrum.
It's a weird place, and most people who've been there for any length of time love it and hate it both.
ciao, see you in #joiito sometime.
There are two sides of a coin & of a country/culture. I'd say that you experienced the less brighter side in New Delhi. Its the heart of India, the capital city, so you can't say that its worse compared to Pune. ;) It has got a much brighter side too which I think you missed out on b'coz there was no-one to guide you around. :D
Still, if you come again to New Delhi, I'd be glad to show you around on what I think you missed out, which makes your experience of New Delhi incomplete. :)
Hi! I really loved reading this list :)
Rivers ... ok
Have you ever been to seashores? Band-stand and Juhu beach? It is a lovely feeling to walk barefoot on the sand, especially during the night.
So, you love Poha ... lot of people have said I make really delicious Poha, so may be some day ...
I have phobia of walking through the university campus, for personal reasons.
Eating on the kitchen floor - you've actually done that? gr8!
and yes, it does feel good ...
Krack cream? lol
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