February 23rd, 2006 |
by Anita |
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Blogs, India, Internet, Projects
I’ve been thinking of setting up a Bangalore centric blog, when I stumbled upon Metblogs. Check out the Mumbai metro section : it’s bustling! I think it’s high time we have a Bangalore representation too. This is after all a great city where many people are heading to nowadays (whether it is for work or pleasure).
February 23rd, 2006 |
by Anita |
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Eating, Food, Living
Had some amazing fish last week at Chennai, when I was there for a one day trip. Caught up with Kiruba, who as always was nice enough to take out some time from his busy schedule. Looking for a place to grab a bite, he spotted a signboard saying Coconut Lagoon with the illustration of a karimeen fish. That was enough to get me enthused and we spied the restaurant, a few metres away. It promised the Delicacies of Mangalore, Goa and Kerala and we weren’t disappointed.
February 14th, 2006 |
by Anita |
published in
Blogs, Photography, Projects
I’ve been wanting to set up a photoblog for a while. Since I mass upload most of my pictures on Flickr.com (without much stress on quality), this one will be especially for the ones I like or think are worth showcasing. Hopefully, I should be able to update it with a picture every second day or so.
February 6th, 2006 |
by Anita |
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Entertainment, Films, Living, Personal
It’s not often that you see a movie and want to write about it. But recently, I watched 2 that are worth mentioning…
February 6th, 2006 |
by Anita |
published in
Entertainment, Living, Music
Jethro Tull as expected rocked the IIM grounds last Friday (Jan 3). It was my first visit to the much hallowed campus and whatever little I saw looked good. There was hardly any space for parking with all the narrow roads choc-a-bloc with vehicles. I made a reasonably early entry arriving with my precious pass in hand (thanks to Usha!). As soon as I entered the grounds, I made my way to the very front of the stage.
February 1st, 2006 |
by Anita |
published in
Adventure, India, Living, Nature & Wildlife, Photography, Travel
Day 1: It took us about 10 hours to reach Top Slip, but it was well worth the long journey.