Goodbye--till we meet again (post 31)
For the last 31 days, I have been putting up a new post every single day! PHEW!! I have received many mails from all of you, and some of you have been supporting me solidly by leaving a comment, on each post of mine. Deepti Tanna, Sanjay Dua and Prathima Joishy are some of the names I am now so familiar with, in my comment box.
🙏🙏🙏 A big thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Today is also the last day of my vacation, and I return back to Bengaluru tomorrow.
I can't wait to be reunited with my darling Lostris. Waiting eagerly to meet her.
Today we went to Sialkuchi, a weaver's village, and I bought tonnes of Assamese Sarees. There are different kinds of silks like Muga silk, Eri Silk and Tasar. The cotton handloom sarees --I just fell in love with them. They are unlike sarees I have seen anywhere else. In future I will be wearing them , and shall post pictures on my Instagram page. Follow me there, if you want to see me showing off my Assamese saree collection.😜
I also shopped a lot. Bamboo pen holders, stone vessels, Ghamchis (assamese cloth used as towels), handloom salwar material and silk overcoats are some of the stuff I bought. I hope I do not get charges for excess baggage :P
I leave you with two pictures I clicked. One was in Fance bazar in Guwahati. The other is a tea-stall in Cherrapunjee.
I shall blog again soon.
Till then, read my books, and leave me LOTS of comments, okay?
Ciao !
🙏🙏🙏 A big thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Today is also the last day of my vacation, and I return back to Bengaluru tomorrow.
I can't wait to be reunited with my darling Lostris. Waiting eagerly to meet her.
Today we went to Sialkuchi, a weaver's village, and I bought tonnes of Assamese Sarees. There are different kinds of silks like Muga silk, Eri Silk and Tasar. The cotton handloom sarees --I just fell in love with them. They are unlike sarees I have seen anywhere else. In future I will be wearing them , and shall post pictures on my Instagram page. Follow me there, if you want to see me showing off my Assamese saree collection.😜
I also shopped a lot. Bamboo pen holders, stone vessels, Ghamchis (assamese cloth used as towels), handloom salwar material and silk overcoats are some of the stuff I bought. I hope I do not get charges for excess baggage :P
I leave you with two pictures I clicked. One was in Fance bazar in Guwahati. The other is a tea-stall in Cherrapunjee.
I shall blog again soon.
Till then, read my books, and leave me LOTS of comments, okay?
Ciao !
Saw only a few posts of yours but every one of them was interesting and informative.
ReplyDeleteWill wait for you to blog again.
Until next time!
So sad as this is the end...the blog was so inspirational and it turned into a good habit for us too....Pls pls pls resume it as little delay as possible
ReplyDeleteI am so going to miss you ma'am. And thank you for remembering me ma'am, it means a lot. I have read all your books and since I haven't been able to get my books with me to USA, I am going to miss you even more. Wish to read your posts soon ma'am and even more waiting for your next release. Take care until then and loads of love. :-)
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed this marathon! Looking forward to see the sarees you picked up.
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ReplyDeleteHi Preeti. Cannot believe 31 days of your blog marathon are over. The time flew by. It was indeed a pleasure to post on your blog for 31 days. Thanks for sharing all the wonderful memories of last month on a day to day basis. I feel so honored to see you mention my name. Thank you once again. Till we meet again! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt was an amazing month,reading everyday your beautiful words make my day.plz blog soon..waiting for your post and waiting desperately for October too:)
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