Amazing art at Kunskapsskolan International
Posted on February 23, 2016
we are getting some amazing art at Kunskapsskolan International

for the music room, obviously

love this one

Australian aboriginal inspired

the amazing artists are:Murarilal and Prakash from Sanwariya Arts in Jaipur, Rajasthan

the entire family are artists

the paintings are all big and round and are hanging in the ceiling..really cool…especially with a kind of industrial looking roof underneath….

delicate, intricate and totally amazing

this has got to be the masterpiece with all the gods…
ps.sorry about the quality of some of the pictures but some I shoot with my Iphone….
They do blend in
Posted on February 18, 2016
good thing there’s a few of us that take a walk after lunch

always someone who spots these amazing birds…not every day we see the male dancing though

I had a hard time finding him since he totally blends in with the greenery

he had four females around !

I did an attempt to try and get some moving pictures also…remember first attempt..a little shaky and first time I pushed that button on my camera…I will for sure try that again and learn more about editing…and trying to hold the camera steady!
Puja at different occasions, frequency and settings.
Posted on February 14, 2016
if you are a Hindu the puja, pooja, the prayer ritual can be done at different occasions, frequency and settings.

A puja can be done at home, at temples, daily or at occasional ceremonies and annual festivities. It may be a few lifetime events such as a birth of a baby or wedding.


Pu or Pushpam means flower and Ja stands for Japa or chanting the holy names of Gods/Godesses. Offering flowers to Deities is an important part in Hindu worship.

when offering the flowers it transmits the persons “bhava”, emotion and the hindu is literally requesting the God/Godess to grant health, wealth and happiness.
Majnu-ka-tilla, the Tibetan colony, is really worth a visit when in Delhi.
Posted on February 11, 2016
a visit to Majnu-ka-tilla is, in my eyes, among the top ten of things to do in Delhi
I really recommend it
the colony was established in 1960 and is officially called New Aruna Nagar Colony, or Samyeling (Little tibet), and is home to second generation of Tibetan refugees

the temple is in the middle of the village square

praying wheels everywhere

herbs and other interesting things for sale instead of traditional medicin

every time I visit I buy some yak blankets from the local market so for no other reason than that it’s worth a visit.
Kunskapsskolan Internationals, KI, first day with sports activities
Posted on February 6, 2016
A walk for a cause – a Salaam Baalak Trust City Walk
Posted on February 5, 2016
“The Salaam Baalak Trust City Walk is an english guided tour of almost 2 hours conducted by kids who used to live in the streets of Delhi before joining our trust.”
“Those who take the City Walk Tour through the streets of inner city of Paharganj and the area around New Delhi train station, led by a child who was once living and working on the streets will experience a special tour far from the tourist main attractions.”
if interested to find out more about the Trust and the wonderful work they do do, please have a look at SalaamBaalakTrust

it was a great tour and it was so nice to meet and interact with the boys living at the shelter….they where amazed that I knew a little hindi !!
Magical sunset in Goa.
Posted on February 2, 2016
it doesn’t get more magical than this




together with the best company ever (our daughter with husband) and a drink in our hand we watched the sun set in this spectacular way
magical moments







