Melissa Enderle's travelblog on her travels to Mali, Tunisia, Serbia, Eastern Europe, India, South Korea, China, and other places around the world.
Friday, June 05, 2009
Last night in Chennai
It's a Friday evening, the last day of school. Walking home from the principal's house, I thought about the scenes that wouldn't be part of my framework for a couple of months - men selling coffee from their bicycles, whole families riding a motorbike, women zipping by on their scooters wearing a sari, the selling of coconuts on the corner, a field full of passionate cricket players, auto rickshaws, girls walking hand and hand, wearing salwar school uniforms, the man ironing clothes using charcoal iron. All these things have become a part of my everyday life.
Tomorrow evening I'll be in the quiet rolling countryside of Wisconsin with my family. What a change.
Until later.
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Yes, it is truly amazing that in a relatively few hours we can be so far away, in a totally different culture. I'm about to experience the same, though albeit without such culture shock. Cute boys!
Hi Melissa,
Nice to come across your blog.. :)
Hope u had a nice time in India... Learnt a few words in Tamil.???
Do visit my blog when time permits www.flutteringandwandering.blogspot.com
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