[quote author=~Nargis~ link=topic=67563.msg424238#msg424238 date=1340287936]
oh my makeup and hair is great! i had bought something for my aeup before i leftand it seems to work even though i am sweating.
the wedding is coming up on Monday...i will be in Agra Jaipur from tmr until Sunday.
shopping so far sucks here.
i will go shopping later tonight in an hour at this mall attached to our hotel.
i am still a vegetarian going strong!
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Speaking of makeup, Bridget gave me this "makeup setting spray - 10 Years Younger" from Motives - it does wonders to your face and keeps your makeup in place until you wash it off!! It provides natural glow and hydrates to keep makeup from setting into pores. I'm really impressed with it - used it everyday in Vancouver!
Thanks for the call just now and enjoy your shopping in Jaipur today!! Take lots of pictures with you and Kaye at the wedding with all those sarees bought from Canada - make sure Kaye buys a saree or two there - she has a fantastic ass :grin: and the saree will stand out on her !! (She will find places to wear them in Canada.) You, of course, go without saying!!
Enjoy the shopping and buy whatever you like - it's once in a lifetime journey for you with no regrets on your purchases!! You can always pay for it later!! :grin:
hahaha "welcome" to the real India. Hope you don't get Delhi Belly. Don't buy anything in Agra, you will only get inferior stuff. You might be more lucky to get some good stuff in Jaipur (Krishna fabrics). Also, in Delhi you can check out the sarees at Chandi Chowk which is opposite the Jama Masjid in Old Delhi. But you will need to get someone to take you take on foot since cars cannot drive on the streets, or you could hire a rickshaw to take you around Chandi Chowk. But you have to be careful.
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hahaha "welcome" to the real India. Hope you don't get Delhi Belly. Don't buy anything in Agra, you will only get inferior stuff. You might be more lucky to get some good stuff in Jaipur (Krishna fabrics). Also, in Delhi you can check out the sarees at Chandi Chowk which is opposite the Jama Masjid in Old Delhi. But you will need to get someone to take you take on foot since cars cannot drive on the streets, or you could hire a rickshaw to take you around Chandi Chowk. But you have to be careful.
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Oh boy, BK, this seems to be quite a challenge!!
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dude, I can understand the feelings, nargis is probably dying to get out of that place. I would love to visit, but I don't think I can stay for long, unless i go with a tour guide who can drive me to different cities, so I don't get isolated and depress, the children there alone will kill me and i would go into a state of shock. :embarrassed:
[quote author=~Nargis~ link=topic=67563.msg424219#msg424219 date=1340285670]
i miss her too esp when i saw the roach....i nearly sprouted tears...big baby eh? lol
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You shouldda squish it with yuh Barefoot ......... ::rofl::
dude, I can understand the feelings, nargis is probably dying to get out of that place. I would love to visit, but I don't think I can stay for long, unless i go with a tour guide who can drive me to different cities, so I don't get isolated and depress, the children there alone will kill me and i would go into a state of shock. :embarrassed:
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I know your feelings. She has a tour guide but said that the poor kids were willing to show her the shopping areas for a fee after hearing her asked the driver for the whereabouts of the saree stores!! Of course, she is going to opt for the former.