Reflective Moment
Monday afternoon and facing the seriousness of a new week - aren't we all? Sex was sorted out on Saturday night - so no sense of any unfinished business. Though I reckon rooting does give me direction and drive - and after, there are a few rubberless moments ... days.
But then I force my brain onto other things. So I completed the draft of an article I've been writing on my area in semiotic theory, and got this off to a friend, and to an academic acquaintance. No replies yet - why didn't they get up in the middle of the night, read it and respond (in detail) in the early hours? So self - nothing to do with me being impatient or demanding at all!!!
Another buddy's back from India and flush with photos and stories so I'd better front up for the debriefing. It'll be good cos the sub-continent is one of my all-time favorite travel destinations.
So then I started reflecting on a magical journey through Rajasthan, and in particular Varanassi (old Benares).
Along the Ganges:
People at work and rest:
Mourners on the river at dusk:
Laundry day:
Monkey raids on the hotel balcony:
A holy man - a saddhu:
India is truly one of the magical places!