Comments on: Farewell, India http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/ Round We Go is a travel blog of one couple's journey around the world in search of food, drink and travel adventures. Tue, 12 Mar 2013 06:44:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: roundwego http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/comment-page-1/#comment-549 roundwego Mon, 26 Apr 2010 11:27:09 +0000 http://roundwego.com/?p=3029#comment-549 @Catia, @Andrea, @Elise, @Courtney, @Ashley - India sure gave us a big kick in the rear on our way out, but it certainly put things in pespective as that place always does. It's an experience that is so hard to describe, but these travel days paint a pretty darn good picture. Thanks for following our tales! @Dad - Glad grandma is enjoying our adventures! Looking forward to sharing the latest from Nepal. @Catia, @Andrea, @Elise, @Courtney, @Ashley – India sure gave us a big kick in the rear on our way out, but it certainly put things in pespective as that place always does. It’s an experience that is so hard to describe, but these travel days paint a pretty darn good picture. Thanks for following our tales!

@Dad – Glad grandma is enjoying our adventures! Looking forward to sharing the latest from Nepal.

]]> By: Dad Keller http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/comment-page-1/#comment-475 Dad Keller Thu, 15 Apr 2010 16:51:52 +0000 http://roundwego.com/?p=3029#comment-475 Kids: I found out this morning that Grandma beat me to your posts, so I just spent about twenty minutes catching up on the last three. Even though I'd heard the stories through Skype in the meantime, they did indeed pack a punch. Grandma's SO into your writing, and she shares each chapter with her dinner companions. The woman who runs the computer center at the retirement center is also following your itinerary with interest. Glad I got your next stops straight in my mind in our conversation this weekend, and look forward to our next chat. Love and miss you both so much! Always your, DAD Kids:
I found out this morning that Grandma beat me to your posts, so I just spent about twenty minutes catching up on the last three. Even though I’d heard the stories through Skype in the meantime, they did indeed pack a punch. Grandma’s SO into your writing, and she shares each chapter with her dinner companions. The woman who runs the computer center at the retirement center is also following your itinerary with interest. Glad I got your next stops straight in my mind in our conversation this weekend, and look forward to our next chat. Love and miss you both so much! Always your, DAD

]]> By: Ashley Miller http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/comment-page-1/#comment-472 Ashley Miller Thu, 15 Apr 2010 16:14:32 +0000 http://roundwego.com/?p=3029#comment-472 Wow Laura! Great description of train stations in India. We never had a 15 hour delay but I do know the smells and sights. The children are the hardest to see. Keep up the great blogging and we will see you two soon! Wow Laura! Great description of train stations in India. We never had a 15 hour delay but I do know the smells and sights. The children are the hardest to see. Keep up the great blogging and we will see you two soon!

]]> By: Elise http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/comment-page-1/#comment-454 Elise Tue, 13 Apr 2010 20:19:04 +0000 http://roundwego.com/?p=3029#comment-454 i just read this post and all i can say is wow! sounds like quite an eye opening experience! hope u get to head somewhere where life can settle down a little bit! safe travels! i just read this post and all i can say is wow! sounds like quite an eye opening experience! hope u get to head somewhere where life can settle down a little bit! safe travels!

]]> By: Andrea http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/comment-page-1/#comment-452 Andrea Tue, 13 Apr 2010 15:05:25 +0000 http://roundwego.com/?p=3029#comment-452 Funny how life does that to us. Changes our perspective in the blink of an eye, I mean. One person's filth is another person's fortune. Heartbreaking, yet inspiring at the same time. My sister had a similar experience in India... and she wouldn't change it for the world. Stay safe! Funny how life does that to us. Changes our perspective in the blink of an eye, I mean. One person’s filth is another person’s fortune. Heartbreaking, yet inspiring at the same time. My sister had a similar experience in India… and she wouldn’t change it for the world. Stay safe!

]]> By: Courtney http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/comment-page-1/#comment-451 Courtney Tue, 13 Apr 2010 14:42:24 +0000 http://roundwego.com/?p=3029#comment-451 Wow, Laura, great post. I have enjoyed reading about the entire journey through India as this is a place I will probably never go. Your descriptions were so vivid, it really gave a true depiction of the conditions there. Miss and love you! Court Wow, Laura, great post. I have enjoyed reading about the entire journey through India as this is a place I will probably never go. Your descriptions were so vivid, it really gave a true depiction of the conditions there. Miss and love you!
Court

]]> By: Catia http://roundwego.com/featured/farewell-india/comment-page-1/#comment-448 Catia Tue, 13 Apr 2010 01:03:14 +0000 http://roundwego.com/?p=3029#comment-448 That is a very beautiful, moving post and it really does sound like the perfect good-bye to India. Thanks for sharing your experience. .-= Catia´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.vagabondroots.com/teotihuacan-mexico/" rel="nofollow">Teotihuacán, Mexico – ‘Where Men Become Gods’</a> =-. That is a very beautiful, moving post and it really does sound like the perfect good-bye to India. Thanks for sharing your experience.
.-= Catia´s last blog ..Teotihuacán, Mexico – ‘Where Men Become Gods’ =-.

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