Ever since our trip to England and Ireland back in 2007, both Britt and I have become mildly addicted to tea. While visiting we had tea up near five times a day, and by the time we were headed back to the States we had a small stash of 300 tea-bags to take back with … More High Tea
Upon arrival in India, Britt made it her mission to get a pet. She was going to be alone for two months, and there are about a million stray cats and dogs in Delhi so she took one into her home. Now, she didn’t just go outside and pick up the nearest stray kitten, she … More Kitty Kitty Bang Bang
Every morning, before the smoke/fog rises (if it even does. Most days it lingers, giving everything a fuzzy glow) there is a social gathering. It’s not the group of women who gather in a corner of the park, to sit and chat about who knows what. It isn’t the group of men who slowly make … More A Social Gathering
I would have much rather been stuck between a rock and a hard place, than stuck between a hundred other people that we found ourselves amongst at Chandi Chowk. Best known for being one of the oldest and busiest markets in Delhi, I would take that a step farther and say that Chondi Chowk is … More Stuck between a …
The Red Fort towers over Old Delhi, and although it lies in ruins now, it’s exciting to imagine what this place would have been like during it’s peak years. Built by the Mughals this fort was a place of luxury and grandeur. After walking through Lahore Gate (named because it faces Lahore, Pakistan) you find … More The Red Fort
The Wild Rose 