It is a fact of life that Indian, especially Hindu culture gives the utmost importance to matrimony. (Apr 1, 2001 – M. Subramaniam)
Pictured above are the traditional activities we took part in before breaking my fast.
Karva Chauth gives yet another opportunity to display a whole new dimension of the bond between husband and wife. It’s a rite of passage for a married Indian woman and a celebration of the life she has chosen with her husband and her family.
Another set of photos from our weekend in NYC and the only photos I took of my outfits. I always tend to freeze so I have a habit of carrying around a pashmina or extra jacket. On the pleasantly warm Saturday afternoon, we walked around Central Park. I took a ride on the carousel and then we laid on a blanket until the sun set.
Back from our weekend in NYC. I’ll be sharing a few of the 640 pictures I took (yes in 48 hrs)! Great weekend rushing around to see touristy places I’ve never been to, shutterbugging, eating (a little too much) and spending time with my family. Happy Thanksgiving!
It’s really hard to walk in a single woman’s shoes — that’s why you sometimes need really special shoes! (Carrie Bradshaw)
I swear I bought ALL these shoes before I tied the knot ;) Yet the collection continues to grow…
