Showing posts with label Collaba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collaba. Show all posts
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賢鳥 the Parrot..Guru sort of.., Collaba Mumbai India Jun 14 2006
When I woke up in the morning
at the very first day in India
actually in the fairy tale city of Bombay ...
and as I wide opened the windows of two pieces,
he was there on the wire
and kept staring at me...
It seemed like that
he, seemingly a wise parrot,
tried to tell me something
though I would never have any idea...
What I did know was that
he looked beautiful and had such a status...
After a while some thought just hit me...
Life is still full of mysteries..to me...what can I do...
tell me, you wise parrot..please tell me...what can I do..
at the very first day in India
actually in the fairy tale city of Bombay ...
and as I wide opened the windows of two pieces,
he was there on the wire
and kept staring at me...
It seemed like that
he, seemingly a wise parrot,
tried to tell me something
though I would never have any idea...
What I did know was that
he looked beautiful and had such a status...
After a while some thought just hit me...
Life is still full of mysteries..to me...what can I do...
tell me, you wise parrot..please tell me...what can I do..
宿 Lodging, Salvation Army Dormitary Collaba Mumbai Jun 13 2006
My first trip to India cost almost nothing.
Round-trip ticket from Seoul was payed with my mileage for Korean Air and I had US$260 only and it was more than enough for almost two weeks of different journey spanning Mumbai, Chennai, Pondicherry and Auroville..
For the lodging in Collaba Mumbai I chose dormitory run by Salvation Army actually for back packers. It wasn't bad at all and quite fit for small spending and the humble space made me feel very young since I've never tried that kind of budget lodging after I graduated school almost 25 years ago.
Full moon in Bombay welcomed me at the very first night in the mysterious & different country.. :p
Round-trip ticket from Seoul was payed with my mileage for Korean Air and I had US$260 only and it was more than enough for almost two weeks of different journey spanning Mumbai, Chennai, Pondicherry and Auroville..
For the lodging in Collaba Mumbai I chose dormitory run by Salvation Army actually for back packers. It wasn't bad at all and quite fit for small spending and the humble space made me feel very young since I've never tried that kind of budget lodging after I graduated school almost 25 years ago.
Full moon in Bombay welcomed me at the very first night in the mysterious & different country.. :p
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