Monthly Archives: July 2006

Moments in Jaipur Prior to the Marriage & NP News Bulletin!

Posted on July 26, 2006 by Poonam

We are ready to go back in time. I realized that what I have mentioned so far about the first two days of being in Jaipur (14th & 15th May), I forgot a few things. American Friends My family in … Continue reading →

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Can We Erase This Week from the Year?

Posted on July 21, 2006 by Poonam

Its been a rough week. Very rough. The office has been awful – literally, awful. Then Neeraj and I come home, and either I have had to go somewhere or we get home late, that we get nothing done that … Continue reading →

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May 15 – Mata ki Chowki

Posted on July 15, 2006 by Poonam

Current Tune: Lakhon Tar Gaye – Narendra Chanchal With the 15th of May the beginning of the first night of marriage events (Mata ki Chowki), it just makes perfect sense that the music that should be heard while reading this … Continue reading →

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7/11 – Terror Strikes Mumbai

Posted on July 11, 2006 by Poonam

Its too difficult to go forward today without talking about the Mumbai serial bomb blasts that have happened at the various train stations. For a recap, the bombs happened during the rush hour this evening of 11th July (7/11) in … Continue reading →

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Day Before Festivities Begin

Posted on July 10, 2006 by Poonam

As the posts continue up to the wedding day, I will be posting not only what was happening with my family but also Neeraj’s family. Someday when we look back at this, we will be able to recollect all that … Continue reading →

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The Journey to Jaipur…

Posted on July 5, 2006 by Poonam

Current Tune: Teri Deewani – Kailash Kher As we had left off, Mumma, Papa, Chandni, Heena, and myself had boarded the train to Jaipur from Bandra Terminus. We were in two different dabbas (S2 & S3). With all of our … Continue reading →

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